Examples of using For data exchange in English and their translations into Arabic
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Initialization is the formal process by which the ITL administrator verifies that a registry has fulfilled the requirements set out in the technical specifications of the technical standards for data exchange between registry systems under the Kyoto Protocol(DES), developed in accordance with decision 24/CP.8.
By its decision 24/CP.8, the COP recommended that the COP/MOP adopt the general design requirements for the technical standards for data exchange between registry systems under Article 7, paragraph 4, the Kyoto Protocol.
Background: The COP, by its decision 24/CP.8, recommended that the COP/MOP, at its first session, adopt the general design requirements for the technical standards for data exchange between registry systems under the Kyoto Protocol.
Some of the methods to be utilized will include meetings of experts in the relevant fields and the establishment of cooperative arrangements with contractors and other private institutions for data exchange and for the establishment of data protocols.
Methods to be utilized to facilitate this work will include meetings of experts in the relevant fields and the establishment of cooperative arrangements with contractors and other private institutions for data exchange and for the establishment of data protocols.
A description of how the national registry conforms to the technical standards for data exchange between registry systems for the purpose of ensuring the accurate, transparent and efficient exchange of data between national registries, the clean development mechanism registry and the transaction log(decision 19/CP.7, paragraph 1)12.
Recognizes that the intersessional consultations on registries identified issues that lie outside the scope of the technical standards for data exchange on which there is need for cooperation to facilitate and promote accuracy, efficiency and transparency in the design and operation of registry systems;
Background: The COP, by its decision 24/CP.8 on technical standards for data exchange between registry systems under the Kyoto Protocol, recommended that the COP/MOP, at its first session, adopt the general design requirements for such technical standards contained in the annex to that decision.
The COP, by its decision 24/CP.8 on technical standards for data exchange between registry systems under the Kyoto Protocol, recommended that the COP/MOP, at its first session, adopt the general design requirements for such technical standards contained in the annex to that decision.
Background: The COP, by its decision 24/CP.8 on technical standards for data exchange between registry systems under the Kyoto Protocol, recommended that the COP/MOP, at its first session, adopt the general design requirements for standards contained in the annex to that decision.
the fulfilment of commitments relating to the performance of the functions of the national registry and the adherence to technical standards for data exchange between registry systems.
Encourages the World Health Organization, the International Telecommunication Union and other United Nations agencies and bodies to coordinate their activities and work closely with relevant stakeholders to develop guidelines for data exchange, which is essential to the successful implementation of health information and communications technology applications and the infrastructure that supports them;
defined in the annex to decision -/CMP.1(Modalities for the accounting of assigned amounts) and complies with the requirements of the technical standards for data exchange between registry systems as adopted by the COP/MOP.
Encourages the World Health Organization, the International Telecommunication Union and other United Nations agencies and bodies to coordinate their activities and to work closely with relevant stakeholders to develop guidelines for data exchange, which is essential to the successful implementation of health-related information and communications technology applications and the infrastructure that supports them;
The SBSTA took note of the report on the intersessional consultations on registries, held in Bonn on 2 June 2003, as contained in document FCCC/SBSTA/2003/INF.6, and of the progress made by the secretariat in elaborating the functional specifications of the transaction log and the technical standards for data exchange between registry systems;
features during the information transmission process will as well create an encrypted channel for data exchange and to further protect information delivered.
The project is implemented using a combination of technical support and training on software for data exchange and dissemination, study tours, workshops and direct support to the countries to conduct national level meetings to discuss data and metadata and promote data dissemination.
They contain a set of obligations-- including procedures for data exchange, monitoring, resource management and technical cooperation-- that clearly go well beyond the current obligations of States, and so would not be suitable as a declaration of what customary law is or even a reasonable progressive development of that law.
The Group discussed extensively the minimum set of gender indicators and the related data compilation and protocols for data exchange between specialized agencies and the Statistics Division, new methodological guidelines and related plans for strengthening capacity on gender statistics and the results of the global review of gender statistics programmes in countries.
The SBSTA took note of the report on the intersessional consultations on registries, relating to general design requirements for the technical standards for data exchange between national registries, the clean development mechanism registry and the transaction log, and to possible future work to elaborate functional and technical specifications of these requirements(FCCC/SBSTA/2002/INF.20);