Examples of using To the standards in English and their translations into Chinese
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(g) Study to determine whether climate change policies and projects adhere to the standards in the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples;
Concerns over environmental norms implied not that such standards should be lowered but that support should be provided to exporters to help them conform to the standards.
According to statistics, at present, Changsha, Zhengzhou is not up to the standards of large cities(urban population 5 million to 10 million).
As regards the silver rating, it is unclear whether“prior to their most recent updates”, refers to the devices or to the standards.
One would hope that would be true even if those adolescents aren't managing to conform to the standards of behavior that adults would consider ideal.
An average cost associated with maintaining the equipment in the mission area to the standards established by the United Nations, regardless of the means used by the contingent to provide this service, is added to the equipment usage charge.
In line with the United Nations system accounting standards, revision V, the Administration prepared the statement of cash flows(statement III) using the format shown in appendix IV to the standards.
Trials related to non-international conflicts must also conform to the standards in common article 3, as supplemented by the customary international law principles enshrined in article 6 of Additional Protocol II.
(b) They are designed to conform to the standards prescribed in Chapter 6.7 of these Regulations, or other requirements at least equivalent to those standards, and are capable of withstanding a test pressure of 265 kPa; and.
Additionally, the Special Rapporteur continually draws the attention of States to the standards provided in the Declaration in his country reports and his analysis of specific situations and concerns.
Even where there is some level of control by" officials" representing a region, aviation activities on the ground still do not necessarily conform to the standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization.
Military members of national contingents are subject to the standards of conduct set out in the Ten Rules and in We Are United Nations Peacekeepers(see paras. A. 18 and A. 19 above).
With respect to exceptions to the standards of accommodation for air travel, the information provided in the annexes to the Secretary-General' s report(A/67/356) pertained only to the individuals concerned.
A commitment to the standards will be required from Governments by way of a ministerial statement to qualify for advisory programmes coordinated by the Office and other training and technical assistance.
It had taken note of the Scientific Committee' s 2006 report and had urged the secretariat to consider carefully and justify any potential changes to the standards, ensuring consistency with the 2006 report.