Примеры использования Georgia had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Georgia had joined the Council of Europe back in 1999.
Under Saakashvili's leadership, Georgia had gambled and lost.
In 2010, Georgia had established new national requirements for healthcare facility regulations.
The Georgian side emphasized the necessity of ensuring that the European Union Monitoring Mission in Georgia had access to both regions so that it could fully implement its mandate in Georgia. .
Georgia had not been asked to criminalize racist organizations but to ban them.
The new minister said that Georgia had two major challenges- extremism and terrorism.
Georgia had high rates of enrolment for both genders in adult literacy programmes and primary, secondary and higher education.
However, he stressed that Georgia had not fixed a date for bidding for EU membership.
Georgia had a school offering annual courses in Georgian for members of national minorities employed by the State.
The government would make statements that the Georgian army‘met NATO standards', that Georgia had‘the best police in the region' and that‘they had the capacity to regain control over Tskhinvali in a maximum of two weeks' time.
Georgia had approximately 1,600 mostly State-run IDP centres, some of which were prime real-estate properties and thus of interest to private-sector investors.
All experts interviewed agreed that the current transport situation in Tbilisi andin other urban settings in Georgia had significant negative effects on health and environment, and that remedial action was urgently needed.
By the early 1990s Georgia had 781 collective farms each with an average 1.800 hectares of productive farmland, and 255 workers and management staff.
The representative said that the results-based approach should be used to determine how to address persistent challenges,noting that the 2008 armed conflict in Georgia had severe consequences for the population, including internal displacement.
By October 20, 2002, Georgia had netted about a dozen Arab militants.
The members of the Council, the Minister of Special Affairs of Georgia, the representative of Sweden(speaking on behalf of the European Union and associated States), and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General andHead of the United Nations Mission in Georgia had a constructive discussion.
In her experience, Georgia had good environmental legislation, which addressed the responsibilities of government, businesses and developers and also contained requirements for transparency.
In 2007, Georgia had adopted a law on the repatriation of persons forcibly displaced by the Soviet regime in the 1940s, and in 2008, it had established procedures for the examination of repatriation applications.
Georgia had deliberately stopped fulfilling some of its international obligations a long time ago, particularly its undertaking before the Council of Europe to resettle the ethnic Turks and Russians, among other minorities.
He noted that Georgia had considerable ethnic diversity and had been making a painful transition to democratic governance, but democratic institutions and human rights awareness remained weak and underdeveloped.
Placed in the deep south of the country, Georgia had basically an agricultural economy based on cotton growing and slavery, and played a key role in fomenting of civil war, from which itself came out with serious damage to cities and rural areas.
Currently, Georgia has an Observer Status in the WTO Government Procurement Agreement.
Georgia has access to the Black Sea over a coastline approximately 300 kilometres long.
Georgia has a significant tourism potential.
Georgia have an evolving market with energy efficiency products of limited variety.
Georgia has not completed domestic procedures yet.
However, Georgia has only a few.
In the Neighbourhood Programme, Georgia has a high priority.
Georgia has a centuries-old tradition of a calligraphic school.
Georgia has an embassy in Mexico City.