Examples of using Would evaluate in English and their translations into French
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The team would evaluate the implementation of the recommendations, discuss future strategies for housing
with OPG's training programs, and noted that it would evaluate OPG's training of workers to ensure that OPG will meet requirements.
Other initiatives included the establishment of an observatory that would evaluate all governmental and non-governmental efforts and the development of cooperation
WG-FSA's Subgroup on Assessment Methods would evaluate alternative methods
report to the Conference of the Parties, which would evaluate the report provided
The Council had successfully designed a universal periodic review mechanism that would evaluate all countries on an equal footing with regard to long-standing human rights problems.
the regional economic commissions would evaluate the questionnaires to identify trends,
The report also stated that OIOS would evaluate the compliance of the United Nations Office at Nairobi with its recommendations,
The second objective is to build trust between economic actors through local institutions, which would evaluate major proposed projects
international partners agreed on the terms of reference for a joint assessment mission to be deployed to Guinea-Bissau that would evaluate how international partners could assist Guinea-Bissau to restore constitutional order.
prepared collectively by jurisdictions with the involvement of stakeholders, would evaluate and provide advice on CAMS as a whole.
that future meetings would evaluate progress made on implementation rather than discussing documents.
a second trial, which would evaluate its effectiveness on hepatitis C patients,
A child's placement in a centre could be appealed to the Ministry of Social Development, which would evaluate the situation and decide whether the child could return to its family.
AWS CloudFormation would evaluate the inner map for AWSInstanceType2Arch as the following.
The Committee would evaluate the progress made in Togo in the protection of the rights of the child when it considered the country's second periodic report in five years' time.
On the basis of reports from the field, MICIVIH would evaluate the progress of reforms, the functioning of
planners would evaluate decisions using expected values,
In this regard, the importance of establishing a framework for mutual accountability that would hold each constituent accountable and would evaluate progress while not subtracting from the accountability of other constituents was particularly emphasized.
the Commission would evaluate progress made in implementing sustainable development goals and identifying obstacles