Examples of using Resources devoted in English and their translations into French
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THE OFFICE OF THE CORRECTIONAL INVESTIGATOR Despite increased testing and more resources devoted to zero-tolerance, the rate of positive urinalysis results has remained remarkably stable.
The Advisory Committee observes that the level of resources devoted to monitoring and evaluation activities is significant
even increased the resources devoted to training.
effective review mechanisms help ensure that resources devoted to national security activities are being utilized effectively and efficiently.
more clarity was needed on the field and Headquarters resources devoted to the budget process.
time and resources devoted to it) and exploitable.
The fundamental problem in that regard related to the inadequacy of and decline in resources devoted to development.
even increased the resources devoted to training.
they expressed their concern for the decrease in the resources devoted to that purpose.
A potentially relevant indicator of the aggregate volume of resources devoted to health care in each country is total real expenditure on health.
the private market alone, both theory and experience show that the resources devoted to the safety of payment systems may be less than is socially warranted,
In that regard, the concept alluded to in that same paragraph, according to which the resources devoted to military spending would be diverted to financing development needs, seems to us a bit reductive.
Increased the resources devoted to issues concerning financial stability
The resources devoted to safety by the licensee,
scope of the national data sets, themselves determined by the institutions and resources devoted to collecting the information.
New resources devoted to debt relief will make it possible for them to invest in public services,
Resources devoted to the resident coordinator system by the UNDP Executive Board now represent 1.7 per cent of core resources devoted to the specific programme activities assigned by the General Assembly estimated at $17 million.
the increased volume of the CPA decisions that would be subject to review would require a commensurate increase in the resources devoted to the review and approval process.
Several delegations noted with appreciation that there had been an increasing amount of resources devoted to Africa, and they looked upon that as being a positive development in line with Executive Board decisions.
A number of delegations expressed concern at the lack of resources devoted to subprogramme 2,