Examples of using Core document in English and their translations into Spanish
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Core document reference.
Just a few days ago, the core document for the 2030 Agenda was finalized.
Core document forming part of the reports.
Isolate communications from core document or transaction processing.
Core document forming part of the reports of states parties.
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It also welcomes the updated common core document of the State party.
Core document of the organisational and management system for criminal.
The new guidelines on the core document would naturally be taken into consideration.
However, it regrets the lateness of the submission of the report and of the core document.
A draft common core document will be presented to OHCHR in April 2005.
The Committee welcomes the submission by the State party of an updated common core document(HRI/CORE/NZL/2010) on 30 September 2010.
The core document is ISO 14001,125 which is the mandatory“specification” for an EMS.
The Committee also welcomes the updated common core document transmitted by the State party.
The core document must be prepared in one of the official languages of the OIE English, French or Spanish.
Relevant appendices may be attached to the core document and should be clearly cross-referenced.
The core document with the executive summary as well as appendices must be prepared in one of the official languages of the OIE English, French or Spanish.
Unfortunately Iraq had not submitted a core document providing general information on the country.
The core document seemed to imply that administrative decisions could only be challenged before two courts situated in Vienna. Was that in fact the case?
The report should be read together with the core document constituting the first part of the reports of Luxembourg.
However, the core document submitted in 1995 stated that the provisions of the Convention could be invoked directly before courts other than administrative tribunals.
The Belgian Government invites the Committee to consult the core document submitted on 13 April 1994 HRI/CORE/1/Add.1/Rev.1, 6 April 1995.
The Code is the core document that provides the framework for harmonized anti-doping policies, rules, and regulations within sport organizations and among public authorities.
While the delegation had mentioned 110 ethnic groups and86 languages, the core document submitted in 1994(HRI/CORE/1/Add.37) had referred to 70 recorded languages.
It also takes note of the draft core document provided as a working paper for the purpose of facilitating the examination of the report.
Distinctions were frequently made between“citizens” and“persons” in both the Constitution and the preliminary version of the core document provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The preparation of such a core document could be useful to eliminate overlap and duplication.
The following information supplements that provided by Luxembourg in its revised core document(HRI/CORE/1/Add.10/Rev.1, 26 July 1996) prepared for the monitoring bodies.
The World Anti-Doping Code is the core document that provides the framework for harmonized anti-doping policies, rules, and regulations within sport organizations and among public authorities.
Under these draft guidelines,an expanded Common Core Document was prepared, together with a Treaty-Specific targeted report.
She was disappointed, however,that the Government had submitted neither a core document, which would have permitted a better understanding of the country, nor a list of written replies.