Примеры использования Few respondents на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Few respondents(13%) only do business with borrowed funds.
Added a capability to print out answers of a few respondents at a time;
Few respondents mentioned persons with disabilities and their participation in HIV programmes.
In the global consultation processes, only very few respondents supported changing the size and/or composition of the Bureau.
Very few respondents might collect more energy related questions Yes, possibly.
Case study Case studies involve collecting detailed information about a few individuals orsituations by talking in depth with a few respondents and writing about their experiences.
A few respondents spoke of losing custody of their children to the state following police raids.
Although the United Nations-business web site had made it easier for potential partners to obtain information andto access relevant contacts, a few respondents commented that this needed to be more regularly updated and better resourced.
Only a few respondents indicated that post-project analyses were undertaken so as to learn from experience.
Some factors mentioned by few respondents seemed relatively more important in developing or transition economies.
A few respondents went as far as to advocate for legally-binding obligations in a convention on international solidarity.
A few respondents addressed the question of gender-sensitive programming and budgeting and financial resource mobilization.
A few respondents also volunteered that the managed mobility programme had a negative impact on their productivity.
Very few respondents picked tolerance as an important value, but they justified their choice by saying that tolerance is similar to humanism.
With only a few respondents from developing countries, the kind of issues that concern them most have yet to be identified.
Few respondents report policies and programmes that exist to promote genuine dialogue, exchange and transfer of knowledge between generations.
A few respondents, including Serbia, Spain and Switzerland, cited their national plan to implement Security Council resolution 1325 2000.
Relatively few respondents noted successes in ensuring meaningful participation of sex workers in HIV-related decision-making.
Yet very few respondents clearly stated how these plans and strategies are being monitored and assessed to measure their impact.
Few respondents commented explicitly on the role that the trade in these commodities plays in fuelling the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Those few respondents providing information on their experience of receiving requests for information reported that such requests had been responded to positively.
Conversely, few respondents prioritized and declared having solid knowledge of the thematic areas of Migrations, Energy, and Poverty annex I, figure 4.
A few respondents to the questionnaire reported that neither civil nor criminal cases had been brought before the courts in recent years and no complaints had been filed with their Ombudsperson offices.
A few respondents(Austria, Belarus, Denmark, Germany, Kazakhstan, Romania and Slovakia) referred to specific research activities carried out in their countries in relation to the items mentioned in article 9 21.
A few respondents reported that prisoners were placed in prisons close to their homes in order to facilitate family visits and re-integration into the community upon release.
A few respondents referred to laws focusing on women in general that include provisions on violence against women, such as the Law on the Dignity and Integral Promotion of Women of Guatemala, and Singapore's Women's Charter.
A few respondents also mentioned: the statement of intent; the notification; information on the EIA procedure; information on procedures and for commenting; a draft of the decision to be taken; notices and brochures; and additional studies.
However, a few respondents did indicate that the introduction of regulation of TCSPs may have inspired consolidation within the sector, whereby the smaller operators exited or were taken over by larger TCSPs.
While a few respondents reported that there was no legal obligation to respond to complaints promptly under their laws, the majority reported that they kept an open record for inspection.
A few respondents identified strengths in their country's implementation of the Convention, such as the opportunity to participate and comment(Latvia) and that all relevant stakeholders were included to find the best solution Norway.