Exemples d'utilisation de Allocation of resources en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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He stated that allocation of resources for audits was based on the internal audit plan.
First, the fundamental driver of the international financial system must be efficient mobilization and allocation of resources for sustained economic growth and sustainable development.
It should be pointed out that the Government's allocation of resources to population activities over the decade has seen a modest increase.
Decides to reduce the allocation of resources proposed for travel costs under subprogramme 2 in New York by 20,000 dollars;
It was up to the Fifth Committee to decide on the allocation of resources from the contingency fund.
technology transfer and allocation of resources.
Defines indicative quotas for allocation of resources from the sub-account for catastrophic risks
The Government will increase allocation of resources to enterprises led by women, and youth.
There should be proper allocation of resources to secure the proper expertise,
However, the lack of a"hierarchy" of rights is rather unhelpful when trying to define priorities for action or the allocation of resources.
In contrast to the current system, it will ensure that all countries have access to an agreed-upon allocation of resources for climate change programming.
How far solutions indeed depend on the allocation of resources will be addressed below.
One delegation suggested a more flexible allocation of resources than that currently used in the indicative planning figure(IPF) system.
To better understand successful approaches to the allocation of resources in the education sector,
Were efforts being made to redirect the allocation of resources or certain types of cooperation and assistance?
Implementation has involved the allocation of resources and the creation of structures, processes, training and reporting.
In 1995 the Governing Council approved the allocation of resources among the various priority areas that UNEP management had proposed.
With regard to the proposed system for the allocation of resources, the Executive Director admitted that there were limited data available for some of the criteria.
Only when, for instance, current priorities in the allocation of resources are understood can these be scrutinized and assessed for eventual necessary changes.
Any new allocation of resources for UNIDO Desks should not be to the detriment of resources earmarked for country