Examples of using Initial formulation in English and their translations into Spanish
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Thus the initial formulation of a mandate will often be narrow.
A generic must support the same substances as the initial formulation.
The initial formulation was based on a 50:50 mixture of fired and unfired tile scrap.
The concept of results-based management(RBM)should be built into integrated programmes and projects during the initial formulation stage.
Information found in the initial formulations of the problem can be used to refine the next ones.
For that purpose, the importance of holding informal consultations in advance of the Twelfth Congress for the initial formulation of the draft declaration was highlighted.
FAO also participated in the initial formulation of the UNDP-coordinated pilot resettlement project for returnees in Tihama.
Ms. LADGHAM(Tunisia) said that her delegation was in favour of retaining subparagraphs(a),(b) and(c). Failing that,the Committee should revert to the International Law Commission's initial formulation.
The Internal Audit Office has assisted UNOPS management in the initial formulation and distribution of an internal control framework.
After Hilbert's initial formulation, the later development of abstract Hilbert space and the spectral theory of a single normal operator on it did very much go in parallel with the requirements of physics; particularly in the hands of von Neumann.
On the other hand, a number of formulations andreformulations of the principle that guided salary setting for locally recruited staff had been made since the earliest days of the United Nations both before and after the initial formulation of the Flemming principle in 1949.
Clarifications Maxwell did not consider completely general materials; his initial formulation used linear, isotropic, nondispersive media with permittivity ϵ and permeability μ, although he also discussed the possibility of anisotropic materials.
First, though the initial formulation of special procedures mandates was inevitably narrow, such mandates evolved in response to factors such as additional demands by States, new forms of violations, increasing public demands for effective responses and the development of new techniques and expectations within the broader human rights regime.
The Office of Programme Planning, Budget andAccounts commented that, while it recognized the importance of improving the existing peacekeeping budget process, the initial formulation of peacekeeping budget requirements remained the responsibility of heads of missions and the Under-Secretaries-General for Peacekeeping Operations and Field Support.
For example, in 1997, inputs for the initial formulation of a global strategy towards the elimination of the illicit cultivation of drug crops were not secured by the Programme from organizations with expertise on relevant economic issues.
The youth dimension must be taken into consideration when talking about the initial formulation of all activities that will define the future political and social development of the Republic of Macedonia including the youth strategy that defines the following priority activities which are to be implemented by state institutions and youth civil organizations.
Pilot countries will be identified on an equitable geographical basis for initial programme formulation using the new UNIDO products.
Financial management is a key element of the Organization's work, with impact across the programme cycle from initial programme formulation through implementation to monitoring and evaluation.
In the formulation of initial and comprehensive environmental evaluations, the cumulative impacts are to be considered, including those of all relevant past, present and reasonably foreseeable activities.
Daniel Dombrowski marked three major stages in the development of the argument: Anselm's initial explicit formulation; the eighteenth-century criticisms of Kant and Hume; and the identification of a second ontological argument in Anselm's Proslogion by twentieth-century philosophers.
The formulation of the pay setting principle had moved from"best rates" in the earliest days of the United Nations to"best prevailing local rates" in the initial Flemming formulation to"best prevailing local conditions" under various formulations of subsequent salary reviews in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s.