Examples of using Basic adaptation in English and their translations into Spanish
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Basic(adaptation to flight and general concepts of glider flight).
Equipment, tools and basic adaptation of the property and furniture.
Basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with the Convention;
Other providers require the involvement of their professional services(usually expensive)to carry out a basic adaptation of their APIs.
Consideration of the basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with the Protocol;
Regarding agriculture, in areas where the climate change impact on agriculture are likely to be negative, basic adaptation measures, such as altering planting dates and cultivar choices, could be taken.
Basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with the Firearms Protocol;
At its first session, the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime included in its programme of work for the second session a consideration of the basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with the Migrants Protocol see CTOC/COP/2005/4/Rev.2.
Basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with the Migrants Protocol;
At its first session,the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime decided that for its second session the programme of work with respect to the Trafficking in Persons Protocol would include a review of the basic adaptation of national legislation of States parties and States signatories to the Protocol Conference decision 1/5.
Basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with the Trafficking in Persons Protocol;
That programme of work included the consideration of the basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with those instruments, starting with the examination of criminalization legislation.
Likewise, basic adaptations of the Model suggest the presence of proton decay, which has not yet been observed.
At that session, the Conference endorsed a work plan for its second session in the following three thematic fields:(a) the basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with the Convention and its Protocols;(b) criminalization legislation and difficulties encountered in implementation of the instruments; and(c) international cooperation and technical assistance to overcome difficulties in implementing the Convention and its Protocols.
Consideration of the basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime;
As regards the Migrants Protocol,the work plan will include the following:(a) the basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with the Protocol;(b) criminalization legislation and difficulties encountered in implementation of the Protocol;(c) international cooperation and technical assistance to overcome difficulties identified in implementing the Protocol; and(d) implementation of articles 15 and 16 of the Protocol.
As this initial review of the implementation of the provisions of the Protocol has focused primarily on the basic adaptation of national laws, in particular their criminalization components, in accordance with the requirements of the Protocol, the information already submitted by States parties will be systematized further and combined with additional material to be received at subsequent stages pursuant to the programme of work of the Conference of the Parties.
As regards the Trafficking in Persons Protocol,the work will be focused on:(a) the basic adaptation of national legislation in accordance with the Protocol;(b) criminalization legislation and difficulties encountered in implementation of the Protocol;(c) international cooperation and technical assistance to overcome difficulties identified in implementing the Protocol; and(d) protection of victims and preventive measures, including awareness-raising.
Adaptation of basic services(Formulation, Laboratory, etc…) to customers' needs.
In 2011, a total of R$2 million from the National Penitentiary Fund(FUNPEN) was applied to the adaptation of Basic Health Units and Centers of Reference in Mother and Child Health.