Примеры использования Centre hosted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The Centre hosted two briefings for the diplomatic corps based in Lomé.
Collaboration with the United Nations Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination andxenophobia and related intolerance has been particularly strong within the context of the follow-up of the expert seminar on the defamation of religions that the Centre hosted in Barcelona in 2005 at the request of the Special Rapporteur.
The School Centre hosted a lecture by the head of the School Centre, .
IDGC of Centre- IDGC of Centre hosted a meeting of experts on public relations.
IDGC of Centre hosted a meeting of the trade union committee of the primary trade union organization.
At the request of partners in the European Union Joint Action on Chronic Diseases, the Centre hosted a dedicated cross-learning visit on the systematic assessment approach for interventions and the role of the web portal in encouraging uptake of interventions in practice.
The Centre hosted two doctoral students, each working under the supervision of technical staff members and contributing to research on topics related to developing the health workforce and patient choice in Kazakhstan and selected country cases.
In December, the Centre hosted its first UNDP country-office staff fellows in a new democratic governance fellowship programme.
The Centre hosted a two-day seminar on human rights, environment and development at which government agencies, NGOs and United Nations system representatives were present.
On 21 March and 14 May, the Centre hosted two donor meetings on asset recovery to exchange views on ongoing and upcoming donor activities.
The Centre, hosted by Beihang University in Beijing, was formally inaugurated on 17 November 2014.
In 2010, the conference centre hosted and serviced 4,777 meetings, which represents a utilization rate of 70 per cent 76 per cent in 2009.
The Centre hosted study visits from 15 countries, received 17 missions and hosted 200 government representatives.
From January to July 2001, the centre hosted a total of 158 events, as follows: 88 ECA, 52 United Nations entities, 19 non-United Nations bodies and others.
Bangladesh: The Centre hosted a seminar in the UNDP conference room for a group of 40 tribal/indigenous students and leaders from the forests of Chittagong.
In 2011 the Centre hosted the ECSITE conference(European Network of Science Centres and Museums)- one of the most important events in the field of science centres and museums in the world.
In June 1996, the Centre hosted a delegation of senior officials from the Office of the Attorney General of Thailand to survey Canadian legislation and Canadian programmes on the protection of the rights of the child.
In April 2010, the Centre hosted the third International Forum for the Challenges of Peace Operations in Australia and addressed the challenges of protecting civilians in multidimensional peace operations.
In 2008, the conference centre hosted and serviced 6,838 meetings, which represents a utilization rate of 76 per cent, as compared with 70 per cent in 2007 and 60 per cent in 2006.
Upon the request of Mongolia, the Centre hosted a United Nations-sponsored non-governmental expert group meeting in Sapporo, Japan, on 5 and 6 September 2001 to consider ways and means of further strengthening that status.
In addition, the Centre hosted a training-of-trainers workshop in Grand-Bassam for 25 officials of the Ivorian national police, gendarmerie, armed forces and customs, water and forestry offices.
In November 2013 the Centre hosted six senior-level Georgian officials from the competent national agencies and institutions responsible for Nuclear Security, Radiation Protection and Customs and Border Control for a one-week study visit.
On 27 February 1995, the Centre hosted a round-table discussion led by a representative of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency of the United States of America, on the Review and Extension Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, 1995.
In October 2007, the Centre hosted an international forum on democracy in Africa, which was jointly organized by Cameroon Solutions, a national platform of NGOs working on human rights and democracy, and was attended by 50 delegates from Central, Southern, West and North Africa.
In 2006, 14 such centres hosted 60,000 children more than 40 per cent of the total number of those rehabilitated.
In addition, youth activity centres hosted travellers from Gaza City to the Egyptian border when IDF roadblocks prevented their travel.
The centre hosts a Top Ten recreational tennis league, as well as competitions for children and adults.
Other centres hosted both Qatari and non-Qatari women and child victims of violence or ill-treatment for limited periods pending longer-term solutions.
The centre hosts an annual peace lecture, as well as being home to the local NSPCC and Warrington Youth Club.
The art centre hosts events that unite artists, curators, collectors, and critics as well as offers guided tours for students of creative disciplines.