Examples of using Expected impact in English and their translations into Spanish
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your surgeon will calculate the expected impact on your lung function after surgery.
on the basis of reasonable assumptions, the expected impact of these new realities.
Define the result indicators that are best suited to measure the attainment of the objectives and the expected impact of the policy.
To that end, a brief analysis should be made of the expected impact of sanctions in order to determine which countries would be adversely affected.
The expected impact of the restructuring of the United Nations Office on Drugs
given the high turnover, the expected impact of such improved ratio could therefore not be felt.
Some Member States suggested that a feasibility study be conducted on the expected impact of the change management initiative.
However, these programmes were not found to have the expected impact on the deprived section of society through poverty alleviation.
was conceptual in nature, with insufficient detail on specific accountability measures and their expected impact.
Expected impact of our participation in the Erasmus+ Programme on the modernisation of our institution.
once the implementation of the partnership model has made the expected impact on revenue and costs.
The impact summary has been further developed to include information on the expected impact of activities planned to be accomplished in 2014-2015.
should establish detailed objectives, indicators and expected impact on management before undertaking such relocation of functions.
It was unlikely that the objectives and their expected impact could have been achieved within the timelines established.
The expected impact of all such interventions is a 25 per cent decline in the number of new HIV/AIDS cases at least.
In 2007 activities were under way in 70 districts, with an expected impact on 32,000 children
do not achieve their expected impact, leaving malaria morbidity and mortality levels unacceptably high.
The Strategy identifies five expected impact indicators and seven expected core indicators in relation to the three above-mentioned long-term objectives.
Expected impact 4.2 focuses on the existence of enabling policy environments facilitating the mobilization of resources.