Data in detail

Part 1 Introduction

(g) Recommending more detailed categories for the updating of the International Standard Classification of Occupations, 1988, to cover specific descriptions of informal activities

When, however, more detailed breakdowns of data were requested, the number of countries reporting such data dropped.

In this paper, we explain our analysis in more detail.

This issue is addressed in more detail later in this report.

Section III below will attempt a detailed examination of different types of treaties, in an effort to determine whether any more specific standards can be drawn.

I'd like more detailed information.

Currently, detailed analyses are not being undertaken of payment repair charges.

We have prepared a more detailed information sheet, which is being distributed now.

This is a more detailed map.

A detailed questionnaire would need to be drawn up and distributed and, upon receipt of responses, a comparative analysis would need to be drawn up.

The usual statistics publications, produced by all institutions, contain various degrees of gender classification.

A detailed list of these instruments is attached to the more detailed response to the Questionnaire on the CD.

More detailed information will be provided later.

You can insert several types of lines. Line drawing is described further in the drawing tools section.

(This point is discussed in more detail further below.

The first part of the report offered a fairly detailed presentation of 11 examples or types of unilateral acts of various kinds.

For both type I and type II personnel, details on the breakdown by department, nationality and gender are included, with information on category and functions performed.

Moreover, relevance has been enhanced through the introduction of a number of new concepts at higher levels of the classification, such as the Information and communications section, while other existing industries in the ISIC have been described in more detail and some categories have been elevated to higher levels, such as waste management activities, professional activities or real estate activities.

See a full analysis in Henry Wai chung Yeung (2004).

(This aspect will be examined in detail in Chapter V of this section).

For further details, see CEDAW C 2005 I 3 Add.3.

Details of such modifications are set out in technical annexes to this report.

Further work will be undertaken towards a finer scale classification for ice free land environments.

And that's a much more elaborate one than you dribble back.

You'll be hearing later today from Alan Kay.

The new guidelines for national communications place higher expectations in terms of depth of analysis and level of detail required.

The aviation expert analyzed the statistics in detail.

The monkey is getting more detailed information from these surfaces.

This would enable the countries concerned to present more detailed reports.

I would like now to comment in further detail on the Secretary General's proposals.

Other sections of this MTSP address related monitoring, evaluation and research themes in more detail than this annex.

Capacity building leadership is discussed in more detail below.

Detailed information on strategic commitments and distribution of tasks will be compiled by the secretariat, with updates being supplied through the website www.unisdr.org.

For detailed information see table 2 of section III.H below.

At its meeting in June 2005, the Expert Group reviewed the process employed for the CPC revision and the detailed work that had been done to produce a first complete draft for the CPC, Version 2.

Where disaggregated data are available, aside from the presence of websites according to size of companies, the presence of websites can vary significantly among industrial classifications and can affect the weighted total.

For further details, see section III.J below.

I think you need to be more explicit here in step two.

Detail

A full explanation of the derivation is provided in section III.E below.

More detailed information on activities carried out under each area is contained in chapter III.

Some, however, said that the conclusions should have been set out in greater detail.

The subject of risk reduction is discussed at greater length in the report of the Secretary General on the implementation of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (A 60 180).