Examples of using Comprehensive study in English and their translations into French
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To date, there is no comprehensive study on the employment contribution of micro enterprises, especially informal ones,
Decision to accept the comprehensive study report regarding the proposed underground uranium exploration project in Matoush, Quebec- Abridged hearing July 29,2011.
Wyler, in his comprehensive study, rightly concluded that few jurists are prepared to defend the rule without qualification.
The Comprehensive Study was completed and the Minister decided
This study was an important contribution to the comprehensive study on violence against children that was submitted by the Secretary General of the United Nations in 2006.
The Comprehensive Study on Cybercrime, which is available in all official languages of the United Nations, is available in the link below.
As such, the Secretary-General has not undertaken the comprehensive study regarding the deployment of the Global Service Centre in two locations.
It is not intended as an exhaustive, comprehensive study, which would require more time
Recalling the comprehensive study of the representative of the Secretary-General to the Commission on Human Rights E/CN.4/1993/35, annex.
Mongolia believes that an updated comprehensive study on nuclear-weapon-free zones in all their aspects needs to be undertaken.
The following statistics are from the Comprehensive Study on Youth Exposure to Harmful Environments of 2005.
Having considered the note by the Secretariat on the comprehensive study of the question of honorariums payable to members of organs
The comprehensive study was also informed by the lessons learned from similar capital projects.
As part of the comprehensive study, a detailed space optimization analysis of the available office area within the existing facilities was undertaken.
The ongoing comprehensive study of workload standards
Mr. A. Pearce provided conclusions of a recent comprehensive study undertaken to support the integration of Ukraine in the Trans-European Transport Network TEN-T.
Report of the Secretary-General on the comprehensive study on conference services A/C.5/49/34 and Corr.1.
Having considered the report of the Secretary-General on the comprehensive study on conference services, A/C.5/49/34 and Corr.1.
Endorses the findings and conclusions of the comprehensive study on conference services,
The aim of the Congress was to develop comprehensive study of the means to be implemented in order to give practical effect to the various provisions of the Convention.