Examples of using Five objectives in English and their translations into Spanish
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Initially, the project has five objectives.
The five objectives suggested for the Decade are as follows.
To this end,the following five objectives were defined.
The five objectives set for the new Decade were to.
This tenth biennial study has five objectives, as follows.
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One of its five objectives is to encourage the use of Reflect and shared learning from good practices.
In the context of sectoral measures, there are five objectives.
The five objectives under goal 1 will be achieved through the five strategies described below.
In carrying out the plan, the achievement of five objectives is fundamental.
The Plan includes five objectives and makes recommendations at three levels, namely, Member States, the Secretariat and international partners see annex.
Mainstreaming sound management of chemicals underpins progress towards each of the five objectives of the Overarching Policy Strategy.
The five objectives the Department has set itself in the framework of its activities for this year and the next are, we believe, priority matters.
Switzerland's commitment to the rights of the individual, democracy andthe principles of the rule of law constitutes one of the five objectives of its foreign policy.
Equally, completion of the five objectives and two conditions necessary for the closure of the Office of the High Representative has been stalled.
In the present report, the analysis of the progress made towards the implementation of the Second Decade takes,as its point of departure, the five objectives and specific activities suggested in the Programme of Action.
They also discussed the fulfilment of the five objectives and two conditions required for the closure of the Office of the High Representative.
Together with ILO Convention No. 169, the Declaration should serve as a yardstick for the preparation of national guidelines to help meet the five objectives of the Second International Decade of the World's Indigenous People.
The Plan followed the five objectives of paragraph 12 and activities described in paragraph 13 of the MoU as indicated in the first two columns of the table.
The Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council met inSarajevo on 29 and 30 June to assess progress on the five objectives and two conditions which have been set for the closure of the Office of the High Representative.
In order to realize the vision for the Ramsar List, the Contracting Parties, the Convention‟s International Organization Partners,local stakeholders, and the Ramsar Secretariat work cooperatively towards accomplishing the following five objectives not in priority order.
Most of the members opined that, given the lack of progress in the implementation of the five objectives and two conditions, the time was not right for considering the closure of the Office of the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The five objectives were an acceptable and sustainable resolution of the issue of apportionment of property between state and other levels of government; acceptable and sustainable resolution of defence property; completion of the Brcko Final Award; fiscal sustainability; and entrenchment of the rule of law.
The Peace Implementation Council had decided that the Office of the High Representative would remain open until such time as Bosnia andHerzegovina met five objectives and two conditions, one of which was signature of the stabilization and association agreement.
Since 2009, it has advanced the five objectives of the Second Decade, namely, indigenous rights, development with identity, recognition and value of cultural and linguistic identity, participation and consultation for an effective democracy and institutional work to achieve a diverse cultural and linguistic country.
Further progress has been achieved during the reportingperiod towards entrenchment of the rule of law, which is the fifth of the five objectives set by the Peace Implementation Council Steering Board for transition from the Office of the High Representative to the European Union Special Representative.
The European Union had five objectives regarding the Kosovo issue, namely(a) a commitment to building a multi-ethnic Kosovo;(b) creating functional institutions based on local ownership and accountability;(c) a clear intention not to establish an international protectorate;(d) full engagement with Serbia; and(e) continued engagement with Kosovo's regional neighbours.
An acceptable and sustainable resolution of State property is the second of the five objectives set by the Peace Implementation Council Steering Board for transition from the Office of the High Representative to the European Union Special Representative.
In the fulfilment of its mandate,the Centre recently took into account the five objectives of the High Commissioner's Strategic Management Plan: country engagement to develop dialogue with national key actors, OHCHR's leadership in the field of human rights, development of partnerships, strengthening of relationships with human rights mechanisms and rationalization of resources management.
However, the failure to resolve the issues of movable andimmovable property(the second of the five objectives and two conditions for the transition from the Office of the High Representative to the European Union Special Representative) and the lack of financial resources remained significant obstacles to progress.
Considering the decision of the Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council in February 2008 specifying five objectives and two conditions that must be met by the authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina before transition from the Office of the High Representative to the European Union Special Representative can be concluded, I have focused my efforts on facilitating progress in these areas.