Examples of using Implementation rates in English and their translations into Spanish
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Implementation rates(percentage)b.
Overall progress is being made towards improving implementation rates.
WHO programme implementation rates were quite good.
Another Danish study relates high doses of caffeine with low implementation rates following IVF.
He provided implementation rates of audit recommendations.
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Progress was thus strongest in regions which had below-average implementation rates.
In 2010 and 2011 implementation rates were 77 and 74 per cent, respectively.
Among the individual missions(MINURSO, UNAMSIL, UNFICYP, UNMEE and UNMIK), budget implementation rates have improved.
The Unit expects that implementation rates will continuously improve over time.
Delegations commended the work ofOIOS in UNHCR and noted with satisfaction the improvement in implementation rates by the Office.
It expressed the view that implementation rates did not reflect on the quality of the outputs and services provided.
While it could find no obvious explanation, the Board had identified some possible causes andwas promoting good practice to improve implementation rates.
This will provide a realistic view regarding the implementation rates achieved by the Secretariat.
Implementation rates have also increased, with 98.2 per cent of the accepted recommendations either implemented or in progress.
In Oceania and Africa,as compared to other regions, implementation rates for the individual table are low.
The implementation rates of the eight largest participating organizations were around 66 per cent on average for the period 2005-2012.
It had begun to strengthen cooperation andwas seeing improved implementation rates, which would be reflected in the 2018 annual report.
Since it was not possible to establish a base number to compare the actual implementation, it is not possible to calculate the implementation rates.
The Committee observes that some missions with high budget implementation rates have high offsetting overexpenditures and underexpenditures.
Low implementation rates due to limited capacity continues to be a key constraint in the management of the Government's Public Sector Investment Programme PSIP.
The slight increase in the percentage of postponed outputs corresponds to the slight decrease in implementation rates compared to the previous biennium.
It is not possible, therefore, to report on their implementation rates, although they represent a significant part of the Secretariat's work and resources.
Improvements in the implementation were strongest in those subregions that had shown rather low implementation rates in the baseline period.
As a result, it is not possible to report their implementation rates, but they nevertheless comprise a significant part of the Secretariat's work and resources.
Also in the context of the programme performance report for the biennium 2010-2011,clarification was sought regarding the budget implementation rates.
The use of CARDS is expected to gain momentum in 2001 because recommendation implementation rates from CARDS will be published in the Balanced Scorecard.
Responding to these worrying trends, UNHCR was effecting an ever-increasing control on expenditure andclosely monitoring the implementation rates of partners.
Significant savings had been achieved through the activities of OIOS and implementation rates for audit recommendations were high, although full implementation was required.
Increased attention to oversight issues resulted in a positive trend in terms of the implementation rates of recommendations in the Secretariat.
In 2008 and 2009, OCHA developed improved financial and management reports,including data on implementation rates, as well as standard costing practices for operational expenditure.
