Примеры использования Cyprus reported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In its initial transparency report submitted on 24 April 2005, Cyprus reported areas under its jurisdiction or control containing, or suspected to contain, anti-personnel mines.
Cyprus reported the following needs.
Bulgaria, Colombia and Cyprus reported on training programmes for journalists on human trafficking.
Cyprus reported that social reintegration programmes were enhanced.
In 2004, Cyprus reported 23 minefields containing 5,000 anti-personnel mines.
Cyprus reported the destruction of 392 antipersonnel mines from two minefields.
In 2009, Cyprus reported 10 minefields containing 3,224 anti-personnel mines.
Cyprus reported that its policies and procedures were in line with the 1988 Convention.
The Government of Cyprus reported that it had ratified most European and international instruments relating to racism.
Cyprus reported that it was party to 15 universal counter-terrorism instruments and 4 regional instruments.
With regard to international cooperation, Cyprus reported that its law enforcement authorities cooperated closely with international law enforcement organizations such as the International Criminal Police Organization(INTERPOL) and the European Police Office Europol.
Cyprus reported that the main problem hindering the development of transport in the country is the lack of infrastructure.
Cyprus reported that in 1987 it had closed its only reform school, which had had no inmates at the time.
Cyprus reported that ammunition containing explosive substances fell within its legislative definition of explosives.
Cyprus reported that it has ratified the Aarhus Convention, and has recently adopted Law No. 119(I) on"Access to information on the environment.
Cyprus reported that its drug law enforcement unit cooperated and responded to all requests in a timely manner.
Cyprus reported that it has prepared a national report on the implementation of the conclusions of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.
Cyprus reported that its pharmaceutical services received Pre-Export Notifications before the import of precursor chemicals from certain countries.
Cyprus reported the establishment of a forest advisory body comprising representatives from several governmental and non-governmental organizations and agencies.
Cyprus reported that according to its criminal procedure law a person under the age of 14 years is not criminally responsible for any act or omission.
Colombia and Cyprus reported, however, that male drop-out rates were higher than those of female students at all levels, including in secondary education.
Cyprus reported on monthly coordination meetings and on the sharing of information on drug smuggling methods, trafficking routes and modus operandi.
Cyprus reported on efforts to upgrade the systems available to the police and on exchanges of best practices with other countries on information analysis.
Cyprus reported that it already had eight biogas plants with a total capacity of 4.4 MW out of a total estimated national potential of 12 MW.
Cyprus reported it used financial incentives such as grants to encourage industrial sources to implement Best Available Technology(BAT) to minimize POPs emissions.
For example, Cyprus reported that the Council of Ministers of the Republic had designated a focal point, a coordination mechanism, and an independent mechanism for the implementation and monitoring of the Convention.
Cyprus reported values above these limits while Italy reported the application of the limit of 1,700mg/Nm3 taking into account technical feasibility and application of BAT.
Cyprus reported on techniques to reduce VOCs from petrol distribution, notably vapour recovery units for the storage and distribution of petrol, thermal incineration and closed circuit systems.
Cyprus reported that it had signed bilateral agreements with 25 countries, as well as signed and ratified the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988 1988 Convention.