Примеры использования Advisory board for ethnic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations.
On 1 March 2005, the Ministry of Labour set up a reformed Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations.
Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations ETNO.
The Government has appointed the current, reformed Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations for a three-year term from 2005 through 2008.
Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations ETNO.
The Advisory Board on Refugee and Migration Affairs is currently called the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations ETNO.
Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations formerly Advisory Board for Refugee and Migrant Affairs.
By an amendment to the Decree, the name of the Advisory Board was changed to the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations ETNO.
The Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations has organized two national forums on ethnic relations.
The Minority Ombudsman has found it important that the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations continue its work and that regional advisory boards be established.
The Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations, of which he was SecretaryGeneral, could make decisions only when all its members were present.
Due to the reorganization of certain administrations pursuant to the Government Programme 2007-2011, the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations will operate in connection with the Ministry of the Interior as from 1 January 2008.
An ad hoc working group of the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations had submitted a report on that minority to Government ministries and nongovernmental organizations in the spring for comments.
Non-discrimination projects have been implemented in co-operation between four different Ministries, organizations andequality bodies the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations ETNO and the Advisory Board for Romani Affairs.
Meetings were also organized with, among others, the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations, the Ombudsperson, the Saami Parliament and the Advisory Body on Roma Affairs.
Taking into account the significant number of Russian-speaking people living in Finland,the CoE Commissioner for Human Rights urged the Finnish authorities to thoroughly consider the recommendations of the ad hoc working group assigned by the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations.
The Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations is a body with competence to issue proposals for measures and submit opinions on questions pertaining to immigration policy and inter-ethnic relations.
The large representation of immigrant groups andtraditional national minorities in the new Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations as well as their participation in the Commission against Racism, Xenophobia, Anti-Semitism and Intolerance is also welcomed.
The Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations appointed ten Good Will Ambassadors, with the help of whom issues of discrimination can be brought into everyday life to bring about an atmosphere that opposes discrimination and racism.
The Government is committed to preventing discrimination against ethnic minorities and has established structures for planning related measures andmonitoring them regionally e.g. the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations(ETNO) and its seven regional Advisory Boards. .
The Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations(ETNO) is a cooperation and expert forum for public authorities, labour market organisations, political parties, immigrants, ethnic minorities and religious communities.
Meetings were organized with representatives of the Russian, Roma, Jewish and Tatar minorities, the indigenous Sámi, andabout 30,000 Ingrians as well as with the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations, the Ombudsperson, the Sámi Parliament and the Advisory Body on Roma Affairs.
According to the Advisory Board for Ethnic Affairs, several immigrant women with university degrees are residing in Finland at the moment and it should be possible to offer them work corresponding to their skills.
A good example of this cooperation is the large number of advisory boards, including the Advisory Board on Human Rights, the Advisory Board on Romani Affairs, the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations, the Advisory Board for the Ombudsman for Children, the Advisory Board for Minority Issues, the Council for Gender Equality and the Advisory Board for Sámi Affairs, where representatives of civil society contribute to the development of human rights.
The Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations has launched, together with the social partners and backed up by good examples and practice, projects with the aim of promoting employment of immigrants and strengthening multiculturalism.
The Advisory Board on Migration and Refugee Affairs,currently the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations(ETNO), operates under the Ministry of Labour as a negotiating body between ministries and NGOs working in the field see also paras. 41-44 below.
The Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations promoted interaction between the authorities, NGOs, members of parliament, immigrants and minorities, and advised ministries on ethnic equality.
The Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations was an interdepartmental body under the auspices of the Ministry of Labour, which provided expertise for the Government and ministries regarding the planning and monitoring of refugee and immigration policy.
The purpose of the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations(ETNO) is to develop interaction between authorities, NGOs and the political parties represented in Parliament, as well as immigrant and ethnic minorities at national, regional and local levels.
The Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations(ETNO), set up under the auspices of the Ministry of Labour for a new term of office in August 2001, is a forum for the promotion of interaction among the Finnish authorities, social partners, non-governmental organizations and ethnic minorities.