Examples of using Were at different in English and their translations into Russian
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Organizations were at different stages of implementing IPSAS requirements.
Of these, 40 had been signed into force,while another 20 were at different stages of legislative review.
All the Court's cases were at different procedural stages; none of them was currently dormant.
UNIDO should continue its activities with countries of the region,whose integrated programmes were at different stages of execution.
In 1999, 63 countries were at different stages of implementation, and a dozen others were considering adoption of the approach.
During 2017 eight corporate documents related to H&S were at different stages of elaboration and implementation.
These pioneer countries were at different stages of implementation and had taken different approaches according to their national contexts.
Throughout the symposium, the participants bore in mind that countries were at different stages in the development of space activities.
Moreover, the systems were at different stages of information systems development, some having been newly implemented while others were older and needed to be replaced.
One NGO stated that its lawyers had filed 20 complaints which,at the time of the visit, were at different stages of the criminal procedure.
The Board noted that United Nations entities were at different stages in the preparation for IPSAS and that a number of challenges remained.
The global audit firm had been engaged for three years,given that the Fund's implementing partners were at different levels of development.
The Board observed that United Nations entities were at different stages in the preparation for IPSAS and that a number of challenges remained.
The process of instilling norms and values of gender equality was an ongoing one, andseveral important bills in this area were at different stages of the legislative process.
The Commission recognized that countries in the region were at different levels in terms of economic and institutional advancement and human and social development.
The majority of recommendations had been identified as constructive and target-oriented, andmany of the recommended measures had already been incorporated in plans of action and were at different stages of implementation.
The Committee recognized that countries in the region were at different stages of development of environment statistics and would continue to face diverse environmental challenges.
The item sought to take a global approach to four different conflicts which had different origins and different legal and historical backgrounds andwhose negotiation processes were at different stages.
He stressed that it should recognize that developing countries were at different stages of development and should refrain from prescribing one formula for all.
Achievement of the Millennium Development Goals would be the first steps along the road towards that level of human development, andit must not be forgotten that countries were at different stages of development and thus had differing needs.
It was noted that countries were at different stages of development of electronic information and therefore would benefit from different types of training and sharing of experience.
In this connection,the Advisory Committee recalls its comments that the United Nations entities were at different stages of preparation for IPSAS(A/63/474, para. 20) and that a number of challenges remained.
It was clear that organizations were at different stages in the development of their performance management systems: they thus needed to operate within a flexible, non-prescriptive framework.
The global effort to resolve financial crises andreform the international financial system must recognize the fact that individual economies were at different stages of development and had different development priorities.
It was noted that the member organizations were at different stages of implementation of their own risk management and internal control frameworks, including the statements of internal control.
Recalling the Board's gap analysis regarding IPSAS and ERP implementation,the Advisory Committee noted that United Nations entities were at different stages in their preparations for IPSAS, and that a number of challenges remained.
The Committee noted that countries in the region were at different levels of statistical development, and recommended that technical assistance and training be tailored to the varying needs.
One delegation, which represented the Pacific islands,informed the Council that the statistical systems of the Pacific islands were at different levels of statistical development and that some basic training in official statistics was still needed.
Although those Territories were at different stages of development and were in very different geographical and historical circumstances, with goodwill and cooperation from all sides solutions could be found for each case.
It also took note that the other regional commissions were at different stages of completing the gap analysis in their region, but that, once the analyses would be completed, the first interregional expert group meeting would be convened.