Примеры использования Government had set up на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 1994, the Government had set up two committees.
To complement the work of the National Commission for Persons with Disabilities, his Government had set up a focal point in every ministry.
The Government had set up a steering committee to prepare for the Year of the Family.
As for the release of detainees,he recalled that the Government had set up a committee to review the cases of persons who were still in detention.
The Government had set up eight rehabilitation centres which were concentrated in the cities.
Anxious to fulfil its international commitments andto ensure the protection of displaced persons, her Government had set up mechanisms to guarantee such protection.
The Government had set up rehabilitation and treatment centres for drug addicts.
Offences against racial equality were punishable under the Penal Code, and the Government had set up a number of bodies whose mandates included combating racial discrimination.
The Government had set up a national solidarity fund and created the Banque malienne de solidarité.
Ms. Kudaiberdieva(Kyrgyzstan), responding to the question(concerning article 12 of the Convention),said that the Government had set up a number of programmes to combat drug and alcohol abuse.
The Government had set up a reception centre for employees fleeing from families for which they worked.
Since it was very difficult to determine when the period in question began, the Government had set up a special committee to review the matter, which would operate until 31 December 2000.
The Government had set up three trauma centres for women and children and 17 more were currently being constructed.
In cooperation with several non-governmental organizations(NGOs) andintergovernmental organizations, the Government had set up programmes to denounce and prevent acts of discrimination in the country.
Lastly, the Government had set up mobile units providing health care to disabled persons at home.
The Minister of External Relations and International Cooperation of Burundi stated to the Group that the leaders of the FNL were increasingly isolated and that the Government had set up sites to host the increasing number of their combatants who are willing to stop fighting.
In addition, the Government had set up an expert committee to examine the reasons for the incidents and their consequences.
In that connection, the Government had set up two different mechanisms.
The Government had set up a multidisciplinary, preventive anti-corruption body in line with the provisions of the Convention.
He would also like to know what supervisory mechanisms the Government had set up to ensure that the selection of children for the limited number of primary school places was fair.
The Government had set up a training programme for officials from 32 regional offices and specialized agencies of the Ministry of Social Protection.
Accordingly, in April 2004, the Government had set up an inter-ministerial working group to define measures for combating the practice.
The Government had set up an Observatory of press freedom, ethics and standards of conduct, a National Council for audio-visual communication and a National Press Council.
The observer for Nicaragua reported that his Government had set up a national committee with a mandate to elaborate and implement a national programme of action for the Decade.
The Government had set up a tripartite forum comprising the SFTU, the Employers' Federation and government representatives.
In response, the Government had set up a programme to build the capacities of older persons as caregivers.
The Government had set up an initiative aimed at providing education for all Somalis, and planned to collaborate with the International Labour Organization to increase employment opportunities.
Regarding air pollution, the Government had set up a clean air fund in 2010 and passed a law to impose penalties for polluting the air.
In addition, the Government had set up a special commission of inquiry on the incidents, which concluded its work and had presented a report to the President of Panama.
In addition, the Government had set up programmes whereby families were required to send their children to school in exchange for cash allowances.