Examples of using Revised set in English and their translations into French
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Define a revised set of policies and standards to be enforced across the Organization, including in the peacekeeping area,
Note by the Secretariat on a revised set of data collection tools
It requested the JISC to draft a revised set of key attributes and transitional measures dealing
Note by the Secretariat on a revised set of data collection tools
implementing the mechanism and responding to the request by the CMP at its seventh session that it prepare a revised set of key attributes
conference in June 2009, which led to the adoption of a revised set of principles and guidelines for investigations, applicable in international organizations.
Note by the Secretariat on a revised set of data collection tools
At the ECE level, the work of the Joint Task Force on Environmental Indicators was regarded as a crucial contribution to establishing a revised set of indicators with a view to streamlining the preparation of national SoE reports,
possible adoption, a revised set of data collection tools
has developed a revised set of Global AIDS Response Progress Reporting indicators.
A note by the Secretariat containing a revised set of data collection tools and mechanisms for the collection, collation, analysis
In his third report(A/CN.4/510), the Special Rapporteur on prevention of transboundary damage from hazardous activities presented a draft preamble and a revised set of draft articles with the recommendation that they should be adopted as a framework convention.
possible adoption at its fifty-third session, a revised set of data-collection tools
possible adoption, a revised set of data collection tools
possible adoption, a revised set of data collection tools
possible adoption, a revised set of data collection tools
The Sub-Commission decided to transmit the revised set of principles for the protection
Decides to transmit the revised set of principles for the protection
the International Cooperative Alliance adopted a Statement on Cooperative Identity, which included a revised set of principles intended to guide cooperative organizations throughout the world at the beginning of the twenty-first century.
guiding principles resulting in a revised set of principles for harmonization,