Examples of using Early-warning in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Swedish Government is currently studying how to improve the United Nations capacity for early-warning and preventive action.
Although it went beyond UNHCR's mandate, the establishment of early-warning mechanisms and cooperation with other United Nations bodies should be developed.
contingency planning and the development of early-warning systems could not be overemphasized.
pertinent scientific knowledge and a public awareness of early-warning capabilities were recognized as being essential for viable political initiatives.
We agree that there is an urgent need to strengthen efforts to prevent conflicts through early-warning and preventive action.
Earlier today, 4.47 P.M. Moscow time, Russia's early-warning system was activated.
COPAX has a multinational force for Central Africa and an early-warning mechanism for Central Africa.
A number of treaty bodies had recently taken steps towards elaborating early-warning measures and urgent procedures,
Much had been said about detecting early-warning signs, but nothing had yet been done.
as well as its proposals concerning early-warning measures and urgent procedures.
Training Material for Disaster Reduction and(b) International Mobile Early-Warning System for Volcanic Eruptions- are carried out by UNESCO.
On 11 July, a senior army officer stated that Israeli early-warning stations on the Golan were Israel's basic security demand.
Since then, Rand has developed an early-warning radar system and anti-missile defenses. Wait up.
Mr. van BOVEN said that he was not entirely satisfied with the Committee's early-warning and urgent procedures.
The lesson for political leaders was that there was a need for more investment in early-warning systems for migration to urban areas.
technical assistance to governments in their efforts to establish early-warning systems.
This could include support for setting up national or subregional early-warning mechanisms concerning new standards;
within the National Public Health Monitoring System, an early-warning component that could identify specific needs for intervention.
prevention of racial discrimination, including early-warning and urgent procedures; that, too, was time-consuming.
including early-warning systems and preparedness at the national and regional level.