Examples of using Systematic data in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee recommends that the State party devise a structure for systematic data collection on violence against women, including domestic violence.
Obtain quantitative data and carry out a systematic data collection in a participatory manner and in coordination with other sectors.
The lack of systematic data exchange amongst laboratories at the national level causes many problems for countries.
The Committee, in its previous concluding observations, urged the State party to devise a structure for systematic data collection on all forms of violence against women(A/57/38, para. 195).
It regrets the lack of systematic data collection on asylum seekers under the age of 18 who were involved in armed conflict.
Obtain quantitative data and carry out a systematic data collection in a participatory manner and in coordination with other sectors.
(e) Develop and build capacity for systematic data collection, disaggregated by age and gender, in collaboration with independent research institutions and civil society organizations;
Nevertheless, the Committee is concerned that its previous recommendation for systematic data collection on children(CRC/C/15/Add.145, para. 16) is yet to be implemented.
(a) Further develop and centralize mechanisms for the systematic data collection in all areas concerning the implementation of the Optional Protocol;
Likewise, the gap that exists in the systematic data disaggregated by sex hinders a concrete vision of the phenomenon.
Create a systematic data collection system and Influence departments/Government Ministries and NGOs to institute systems to collect and store disaggregated data; .
The expert consultations discussed the fact that independent publications on risks and harm potential were scarce and often did not contain systematic data.
It asked how Brazil evaluates the success of its policies in the absence of a systematic data collection.
We created our National HIV/AIDS Control Programme in 2004 to collect systematic data on the prevalence of HIV/AIDS.
Some Parties also reported weak institutional arrangements and lack of human resources and capacity to conduct systematic data collection.
Evidence can be generated by macro-level organizational change theory or systems analysis, which is based on a thorough and systematic data review and by operations research.
It is concerned, however, by the fact that no systematic data are available on incidents of abuse and ill-treatment by public authorities of migrant workers and that only a small percentage of cases of ill-treatment and abuse have led to disciplinary measures or criminal sanctions.
There is a significant quantity of systematic data potentially available to the United Nations and Member States for aggregate analysis regarding the manufacture of small arms and light weapons and ammunition in most Member States.
Future reporting should provide sufficient time for systematic data collection, quality check and validation of reports which may affect the way the CRIC reviews information emerging from the reporting process.
future reporting should provide sufficient time for systematic data collection, quality check and validation of reports which may impact the way CRIC is to review information emerging from the reporting process.