Examples of using Adequate data in English and their translations into Spanish
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lack adequate data to allow understanding of the forces driving migration.
those that could demonstrate adequate data collection using lower levels of coverage.
Because of the above difficulties work is under way to set up an adequate data base in the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration.
The reporting State should indicate what measures it was taking to protect children from abuse and to collect adequate data on child abuse.
The Board notes with concern that adequate data on drug abuse is not available in Bhutan and Nepal.
61 per cent of countries have no adequate data to monitor poverty trends.
that similar pension schemes obtain on a larger scale adequate data and account for it properly,
Strengthen national data systems to ensure that adequate data is being collected on gender crimes,
It is clear that for many services it would be difficult to obtain adequate data with respect to market shares
There is a general lack of adequate data on the gender composition of the external migration flows,
However, there is a lack of adequate data about both the extent to which children with disabilities are affected by natural disasters
it did not have adequate data to question aspects relating to the discharge flow of the river.
In addition, adequate data are required, on the one hand,
services and the lack of adequate data in the area of adolescent health,
The main objectives of this work include determining the best way of sampling during continuous fishing in order to provide adequate data to the CCAMLR Secretariat in accordance with the conservation measures relating to data submission.
They also noted the importance of States being able to produce adequate data to permit them to effectively implement the Convention
evaluation of the Brussels Programme of Action, however, is the lack of adequate data at the national level for monitoring some targets.
is the lack of adequate data on which to base decisions.
the inequitable distribution among regions and the lack of adequate data from country offices on cost recovery.
other illicit substances by children in the State party and at the lack of adequate data and treatment programmes specifically for children abusing drugs.