Примеры использования Countries indicate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Two countries indicate with 2.
On the contrary, events in Scandinavia and other countries indicate a potential rise in electricity prices.
All countries indicate that they have taken measures to reduce these levels.
The consistently rising unemployment rates in major developed countries indicate an absence of negotiating position on the side of labour.
Many countries indicate that they intend to improve women's access to credit.
The persistence andeven increase of teenage pregnancies and teenage abortions in some countries indicate that adolescent reproductive health needs more attention.
In general, developed countries indicate they are positively disposed to the TCDC modality.
Some countries indicate that they are ready to transmit information on their national experiences of implementing international anti-discrimination instruments later in the process;
Incomplete columns for some countries indicate missing data in the source material.
Some countries indicate that a comprehensive assessment of the impact of the epidemic is not merited owing to low HIV prevalence.
Public attitudes in New Zealand and in many other countries indicate a strong demand for choice and convenience when interacting with Government.
Many countries indicate that the linkage of human rights and HIV/AIDS is, for national policy makers, a relatively new concept that is not yet integrated into national legal frameworks.
Applications received to date from 198 countries indicate that the vacancy announcements are reaching a wide audience.
Many countries indicate that the linkage of human rights and HIV/AIDS is, for national policy-makers, a relatively new concept that is not yet integrated into national legal frameworks.
The number of post-graduate programmes addressing ESD is low and only several countries indicate that they have government-supported scholarships for post-graduate research in ESD.
Most countries indicate an increase in national investment in HIV/AIDS programmes.
While the Special Representative recognizes the responsibility of a Government to preserve public order and peace, examples cited to her in this case andin cases from other countries indicate that refusal to grant permission is often arbitrary and not based on any reasonable apprehensions or justified by the facts and circumstances of the particular event.
In fact, many countries indicate that this lack is a principal hindrance to the implementation of the Strategy.
We are also pleased to note that political commitment continues to increase and that most countries indicate an increase in national investment in HIV/AIDS programmes, with total spending for low and middle income countries having grown by over 50 per cent in 2002.
Several countries indicate that they already have a satisfactory set of indicators in use and that there are no reasons nor resources to compare the usefulness of their own set with that of Habitat.
More than two countries indicate with transit 3.
However, countries indicate serious difficulties in the following domains when preparing and conducting censuses.
One hundred and one countries indicate that the target has been integrated in national strategic plans.
Eighteen countries indicate that they intend to improve women's access to credit for obtaining housing.
Almost all responding countries indicate at least two additional groups as vulnerable groups.
Some countries indicate that their environmental information systems are operational, giving them the ability to gather more information and so ensure better monitoring and evaluation of desertification.
Many studies conducted in various countries indicate that between 2% and 5% of MS cases are diagnosed in children under the age of 16 years.
Many countries indicate they have invested in peer education to reduce the vulnerability of young people.
Several countries indicate that even without such specific legislation they are able to invoke, ex lege, other legislative enactments to deal with such matters.