Examples of using Established procedures in English and their translations into Spanish
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In other cases, established procedures were not properly applied by line managers, nor were the procedures in different sectors consistent.
We have established procedures to prevent data security breaches
The Australian Government has in place established procedures to screen visa applicants
There are already established procedures in place for termination for the reasons mentioned in subparagraphs(a) to(f) above.
Similarly, the Financial Regulations established procedures which would permit the Tribunal to enter into obligations beyond the period recommended by the Advisory Committee.
There are no established procedures to receive complaints
the COP to the COP and to the COP/MOP for approval following established procedures;
To that end, it had signed an agreement for the return of refugees from Senegal and had established procedures to allow them to return with dignity.
as well as in countries that had established procedures to investigate the diversion of chemicals.
assessed in accordance with established procedures.
on the will to cooperate spontaneously and beyond established procedures.
the hospital R$ 40 for each pregnant woman who has undergone the established procedures of the programme.
reaches sufficiently high levels, reporting may occur outside established procedures.
Ongoing management effort to comply with established procedures in invoice processing.
The adoption of the Protocol to the Convention in December 1997 established procedures to promote the reduction of greenhouse gases.
Social Council by consensus and in accordance with established procedures.
articulated principles and established procedures for conservation-oriented resource management.
Logistics Division has reminded the Mission to comply fully with established procedures relating to payment for services and goods.
the criminal justice system has established procedures for the submission of complaints.
also to a failure to follow established procedures in the filling of vacancies.