Примеры использования Funds provided by the united nations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Funds provided by the United Nations in accordance with article 115, paragraph(b), of the Rome Statute;
This provision has been placed within square brackets pending consideration as to whether funds provided by the United Nations are to be treated as miscellaneous income.
Funds provided by the United Nations in accordance with article 115, subparagraph(b), of the Rome Statute;
Funds provided by the United Nations, NASA and IIA were used to cover the travel, living and other costs of participants from developing countries.
In this connection,INSTRAW volunteered to be the task manager for the compilation of the gender training database with initial funds provided by the United Nations Children's Fund.
Funds provided by the United Nations, ESA, NASA and NAOJ were used to cover the travel, accommodation and other costs of participants from developing countries.
Funds provided by the United Nations and the Government of Ukraine were used to cover the travel and living costs of participants from the countries of the region.
Funds provided by the United Nations and the Government of the United States, through ICG, were used to defray the costs of air travel and accommodation for 23 participants.
Funds provided by the United Nations, the Government of the United States(through ICG) and ESA were used to defray the costs of air travel and accommodation for 22 participants.
Funds provided by the United Nations and the Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics were used to defray the costs of air travel and accommodation for 26 participants.
Funds provided by the United Nations, subject to the approval of the General Assembly, in particular in relation to the expenses incurred due to referrals by the Security Council.
Funds provided by the United Nations, NASA, JAXA and the Government of Ecuador were used to cover the travel, accommodation and other costs of participants from developing countries.
Funds provided by the United Nations, the Government of Croatia and the Government of the United States(through ICG) were used to defray the costs of air travel and accommodation for 15 participants.
Funds provided by the United Nations, ESA and the Government of China were used to cover the travel and living expenses of 21 participants from developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Funds provided by the United Nations, ESA and the Government of Zambia were used to cover the travel and living expenses of 15 participants, of whom six(40 per cent) were female participants from developing countries.
Funds provided by the United Nations, ESA, NASA and the United Arab Emirates University were used to cover the travel, living and other costs of participants from developing countries.
Funds provided by the United Nations, NASA, JAXA and the Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute were used to cover the travel, accommodation and other costs of participants from developing countries.
Funds provided by the United Nations. The view was expressed that, in the case of a referral by the Security Council, the relevant expenses of the Court should be borne by the United Nations. .
Funds provided by the United Nations, the Government of Peru,the Government of Switzerland and ESA were used to defray the costs of air travel, daily subsistence allowance and accommodation for 26 participants.
Funds provided by the United Nations, NASA, JAXA and the Solar-Terrestrial Influences Laboratory of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences were used to cover the travel, accommodation and other costs of participants from developing countries.
Funds provided by the United Nations, NASA, JAXA, ICG, the Space Environment Research Center and the Government of Nigeria were used to cover the travel, accommodation and other costs of participants from developing countries.
Funds provided by the United Nations, NASA, JAXA, ICG, SERC, Helwan University and the Space Weather Monitoring Center of Egypt were used to cover the travel, accommodation and other costs of participants from developing countries.
Funds provided by the United Nations, the International Institute of Air and Space Law and the Government of the Netherlands were used to cover the travel and living costs of participants from developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Funds provided by the United Nations, CONAE and ESA were used to cover the travel and living costs of 26 participants selected on the basis of their experience and potential to influence the development of space law and policy, build capacity and promote education in space law in their countries.
Funds provided by the United Nations, the Government of the Republic of Moldova and the Government of the United States through ICG were used to defray the costs of air travel and accommodation for 19 participants from developing countries and three representatives of the Office for Outer Space Affairs.
Funds provided by the United Nations and the Government of the United Arab Emirates, as well as the Government of the United States through ICG, were used to defray the costs of air travel and accommodation for 20 participants and two representatives of the Office for Outer Space Affairs.
Funds provided by the United Nations, the Government of Austria through the Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs, ESA, the city of Graz and Austrospace were used to defray, fully or partially, the costs of the air travel, daily subsistence allowance and accommodation of 20 participants.
Funds provided by the United Nations, the Government of Austria through the Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs, ESA, the state of Styria, the city of Graz and Austrospace were used to cover the travel, accommodation and other costs of participants from developing countries.
Funds provided by the United Nations, the Government of Azerbaijan,the United States(through ICG) and the European Space Agency were used to defray the costs of air travel and living expenses for 17 participants from developing countries and two representatives of the Office for Outer Space Affairs.