Examples of using Trends characterizing in English and their translations into Russian
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Major trends characterizing human settlements.
Work to be undertaken: A task force is preparing a study on major trends characterizing human settlements development in the ECE countries.
Major trends characterizing land administration.
The programme elements"Development of Human Settlements Statistics" and"Major Trends Characterizing Human Settlements Development" are discontinued.
Major trends characterizing human settlements development.
The following programme elements are discontinued:- the development of Human Settlements Statistics;- major trends characterizing Human Settlements development.
Major trends characterizing human settlements.
The Eighth ECE Conference on Urban and Regional Research, held in Madrid in 1998,focused on major trends characterizing human settlements development in the ECE region.
Major trends characterizing the development of human settlements.
Iii Decided to update and revise the publications Human Settlements Trends in Central andEastern Europe and Major Trends Characterizing Human Settlements Development in the ECE Region every five years and to consolidate them into one publication.
Major trends characterizing human settlements development.
At its fifty-sixth session in September 1995, the Committee on Human Settlements welcomed the delegation of Spain's proposal to host the Eighth Conference on Urban andRegional Research in Spain in June 1998 on the main topic“Major trends characterizing human settlements development”.
Major trends characterizing land administration.
To urtherFurther streamline the its activities, putting emphasis on those which have high profile tasks and to discontinue two programme elements from in the programme of work, namely, ly: DDevelopment of human settlements statistics(10.1.5);and Major trends characterizing human settlements development 10.1.6.
Item 4(f): Major trends characterizing human settlements development.
Country profiles on the housing sector of selected countries(2); improvement of urban environmental performance(2 case studies); strategies for the implementation of urban renewal(2 case studies);implementation of sustainable human settlement policies(2); major trends characterizing human settlement development(1); and implementation of local sustainable human settlement policies(1);
Item 4(c): Major trends characterizing human settlements development.
To concentrate on its main work directions as stated aboveand further streamlines its programme of work inby cancelling two programme elements from the its programme of work, namely:,Development of human settlements statistics(10.1.5); and Major trends characterizing human settlements development(10.1.6), after the 10th Conference on Urban and Regional Research to be organized in Slovakia on 22 to -23 May 2006;
Item 4(d): Major trends characterizing the development of human settlements.
Major trends characterizing land administration development;
Programme activity 10.1.5: Major trends characterizing human settlements development.
Major trends characterizing human settlements development in the ECE region(ECE/HBP/108);
Item 6(e): Major trends characterizing human settlements development.
Major trends characterizing land administration development 9.30- 10.45 a.m.
Continued: Major trends characterizing land administration development 9.30 a.m.- 11 a.m.
Major trends characterizing human settlements development and countries' follow-up to the Habitat II Conference;
The Chairman of the task force on major trends characterizing human settlements development will report to the Committee on the progress made in both draft studies on major trends and on the implementation of sustainable human settlements policies.
II. Major trends characterizing land administration development.
The current trends characterizing United Nations development activities were therefore deeply disturbing.
With respect to human settlements,the recent publication Major Trends Characterizing Human Settlements Development in the ECE Region(ECE/HBP/108) highlights the importance of public participation in the planning process and specifically notes that public authorities need to facilitate it.