Examples of using Is discussed in section in English and their translations into Spanish
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This was one of the main findings of the internal review of the activities of the secretariat, which is discussed in section II.C.
The balance of non-recoverable damages and improvements is discussed in section IV.
The changing development landscape is discussed in section II of the present report,
Adaptive management in response to climate change is discussed in section 3.6, below,
respectively, is discussed in section V. Administrative reorganisation, above.
The response of some developing countries to these developments in the UPOV Convention has been the adoption of alternative sui generis options for the protection of plant varieties as is discussed in Section 3.
understood to be largely confined to the interState situation of separated children, which is discussed in section VIII.A of this document.
The question of pensions is discussed in section VII of the Secretary-General's report; as stated therein,"it
Excluding the 1986 accident at Chernobyl(which is discussed in section B below), 29 deaths(including 4 deaths caused by trauma)
The status of the recommendations is discussed in section II below, under two headings:(a)
The topic is thus a significant item on many national and international policy agendas, and is discussed in section III. The discussion builds on deliberations at the Expert Meeting on FDI in Natural Resources, which was held
the mobility of labour across countries is discussed in Section C.1.
the issue of membership of the plenary may be seen to coincide with the issue of the membership of the platform as a whole, which is discussed in section A of chapter I of the present note.
Their effect on trends in assistance to small island developing States is discussed in section C below.
abduction of children is discussed in section VIII.C.
The multi-donor trust funds operated by that Office are discussed in section D below.
These three different measures of GDP are discussed in Section 13.4.
Exceptions to this generalization are discussed in Section 7.5.
This topic is discussed in Sections 6 and 8. Back to Top.