Examples of using Such a database in English and their translations into Spanish
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To create such a database, Carmen Ulloa Ulloa et al.
In relation to the establishment and development of such a database.
Such a database would serve as point of reference.
UN-Habitat and UCLG could work together to produce such a database.
Such a database would be maintained and moderated by users.
Technical assistance was needed for the establishment of such a database.
Such a database would be similar to that discussed at WS-RMP-17 WS-RMP-17/09.
The inspector general found no evidence of such a database, the report said.
To create such a database, the texts are divided into smaller manageable segments.
There is currently no information regarding the availability of such a database.
Such a database would allow for the matching of offers/requests for assistance.
Since June 2010,OHCHR is progressing on the development of such a database.
Such a database would facilitate early identification and selection of the leadership group.
The specialist should also closely monitor the updating of such a database;
Such a database would be used in particular for information exchange with other countries on this issue.
Since June 2010,OHCHR has made progress on the development of such a database.
The producer of such a database has the exclusive right of extraction and reutilisation.
Such a database was not currently available and a major effort would be required to establish it.
It was agreed that to be included in such a database, a dataset should include.
Such a database could serve as a due diligence reference point for concerned charities.
The establishment and maintenance of such a database would require considerable resources, both human and material.
Such a database could be created in collaboration with the OECD, to build on the results of work already accomplished.
Experts considered working towards such a database would be a desirable objective for future work.
Such a database would help in the assessment of the situation and in the designing, monitoring, and modifying of the policy on combating violence against women.
The Government of the Netherlands has offered to help establish such a database and to maintain it for an initial duration of three years.
In fact, without such a database, the Expert Group does not see how Canada can assess objectively the effectiveness of its enforcement effort.
The Expert Group believes that such a database would be of considerable value to Canada in tracking violations, enforcement and compliance.
Such a database is going to be more complicated than a simple database with only a few megabytes of test data and no triggers or stored procedures.
The development of such a database could be a collective effort among various international organizations, including ITU, OECD and UNCTAD, as well as interested national agencies.