Примеры использования Belarus provided на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A Belarus provided information on its imports.
Following modifications to the preliminary report, Belarus provided"a final EIA report" on 11 February 2011.
To date, Belarus provided aid amounting to 3 billion US dollars.
In reply to a joint allegation letter by special procedures mandate holders, Belarus provided a procedural overview.
The Constitution of Belarus provided for the annual budget to be published.
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The Committee welcomed the replies to its subsequent questions andthe legislation on environmental impact assessment that Belarus provided during the session.
The UNDP Office in Belarus provided financial resources for carrying out the project realisation.
From the start, his Government had opposed the establishment ofthe Special Rapporteur's mandate; the biased overview of the situation of human rights in Belarus provided strong support for its position.
Belarus provided information on the steps taken on the development of the national AML/CFT legislation.
The bilateral treaties concluded by Belarus provided for reciprocal obligations of States in combating terrorism.
Belarus provided a list of universal counter-terrorism instruments to which it was a party see table 2 below.
A network of centres in Belarus provided social and residential care for the elderly and persons with disabilities.
Belarus provided the information in its own language, whereas in Hungary translation delayed the response.
Where it responded, Belarus provided detailed information on the situations and relevant procedures.
On 30 April 2010, Belarus provided updated information in accordance with article 7, paragraphs 1(b) and 2 of the Convention reporting that 3,370,172 stockpiled anti-personnel mines remained as of 31 December 2009.
The legislation adopted by Belarus provided for a regular exchange of information, including operational information, among law enforcement authorities.
Belarus provided in its response an overview of the legal framework regulating the ownership of the material or intellectual property of the nation of Belarus and briefly described the rights and obligations, including regarding registration and preservation, of owners of such property, who could be the State itself, legal entities or individuals.
With 39 Input for Belarus provided by Mikhail Prokhorik, Deputy Head of Consolidated Budget, Ministry of Finance.
From 2005 to 2009, Belarus provided annual updated information in Article 7 reports on the status of its stockpiled anti-personnel mines. Of the original 3,988,057 mines in stock,Belarus indicated that 110,766 MON-type mines and 200,847 OMZ-72 type mines were transformed to be used in a command-detonated mode, 720 PMN-2 were destroyed and 6,030 mines were retained for purposes permitted under Article 3.
In addition, Belarus provided data on the detection of violations of national laws for the protection of the environment.
At the same time, Belarus provided the information, which is close to fully meeting the requirements, only for three indicators A2, A3, and C10.
A presentation from Belarus provided information on recent government decisions to establish a national system for data exchange based on the automated identification of goods.
Algeria, Bahrain and Belarus provided exhaustive and detailed explanations on how the right to legal aid is provided in the norms established in the respective national constitutions and in the code of criminal procedure.
Accordingly, on 30 April 2011, Belarus provided updated information in accordance with Article 7, paragraphs 1(b) and 2 of the Convention, reporting that as of 1 January 2011, 3,356,636 stockpiled anti-personnel mines remain to be destroyed.
Belarus provided the texts of articles 64, concerning a terrorist act against the representative of a foreign State, 124-1, on the taking of hostages, and 208-2, on hijacking of an aircraft, of the criminal code of the Republic of Belarus, and the text of decree No. 21 of the President of the Republic of Belarus of 21 October 1997, on urgent measures to combat terrorism and other particularly dangerous violent crimes.4.
The Republic of Belarus provides the following types of visas.
In order tobe closer to nature, Belarus provides 80,000 square kilometers of land, covered with forest and places of incredible beauty.
In addition, Belarus provides foreign nationals equal access to health care services, including antiretroviral treatment for people living with HIV.
The Constitution of the Republic of Belarus provides that the restriction or deprivation of personal liberty is possible in the instances and in the procedure established by law.
The legislative and regulatory instruments of the Republic of Belarus provide for equal opportunities for women and men to receive scholarships, financial support and other study grants.