Examples of using Proposed scheme in English and their translations into Spanish
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Accordingly, the proposed scheme is not only general
FICSA also noted that one positive aspect of the proposed scheme was the increase in hardship payments, which no doubt
Under the proposed scheme, a team of managers and/ experts from Parties,
we are none the less deeply dissatisfied with the proposed scheme for the apportionment of the level of contributions of States Members of the United Nations.
use of these gases through a proposed scheme based on the concept of"management of HFCs under the Montreal Protocol using its mechanisms".
choice between the one-step phase-out and the three-step phase-out of 50 per cent of the effect of the scheme of limits was to balance the interests of those Member States whose rates of contribution would decrease under the proposed scheme and those whose rates would increase.
the book was a financial failure; and a proposed scheme to use a simplified version of the book,
The proposed scheme foresees meeting certain costs(for example meetings of the Regional Executive Committee,
we believe that the"practical effects" of the proposed scheme should be considered not in the absolute
On 5 November 2004, a Report to the Storting was presented on a proposed scheme for the provision of means-tested supplementary benefits for persons who do not meet the necessary requirements regarding previous residence to obtain a full pension from the Norwegian National Insurance Scheme. .
order to ensure that the objectives and procedures of the Scheme of International Inspection and that of the proposed Scheme of International Observation are differentiated.
seems to point that the Security Council could not legitimately proceed to the preliminary finding envisaged in the proposed scheme- i.e., the"crime fumus resolve"- because that body is only empowered,
The Scientific Committee noted the comments of the Working Groups on the proposed scheme(Annex 5, paragraphs 7.10 to 7.13;
We have to propose schemes that the women to whom we lend can understand.
If, however, they were to form associations which then proposed schemes to promote and protect children's rights,
with the effective involvement of the potential beneficiaries of proposed schemes.
so it could get informed and provide much-needed input to the proposed schemes early in the process.
A comparison between the current and the proposed scheme is shown in annex IIA.
the innovative nature of the proposed scheme;
Takes note of the proposed scheme of the future organization, without prescribing the final outcome to prospective members;