Примеры использования Government of grenada на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Government of Grenada and the Committee.
A submission was subsequently received from the Government of Grenada.
For the Government of Grenada for the Government of the Republic of Guatemala.
In 2007, women had equitable representation in the running of Government of Grenada.
The Government of Grenada recognizes the principle of the sovereign equality of States in the international community.
PAM began in 1994 through the support of UNICEF/UNFPA and the Government of Grenada.
I would like to recognize the Government of Grenada for its inspirational leadership and able execution of a supremely difficult task.
In Grenada, there is another forestry management project,funded by the British Development Division and the Government of Grenada.
In 2007 the Government of Grenada enacted the country's first anticorruption law and a bill establishing an Integrity Commission.
A Global Positioning System survey of the archipelagic straight baseline system encompassing the islands of Grenada from 9-14 February for the Government of Grenada.
This is why the Government of Grenada continues to advocate full membership for the Republic of China on Taiwan in this body.
Draft protocol to the Convention prepared by the Government of Grenada for adoption at the sixteenth session of the Conference of the Parties.
The Government of Grenada has developed a Policy Paper entitled"Toward Gender Equality in the Police and Prison Service by 2009.
A recent study commissioned by the Caribbean Development Bank and the Government of Grenada revealed that the rate of poverty stands at 37.3 per cent, as compared to 32.1 per cent in June 1998.
The Government of Grenada does not promulgate or apply any law or measure which would encroach on or undermine the sovereign rights of any State.
Like many other Caribbean jurisdictions, the Government of Grenada raises revenue from the offshore sector by imposing licensing and annual fees of offshore companies.
The Government of Grenada is always striving to provide and maintain at internationally acceptable standards, the provision of services for its citizens.
In the aftermath of the 2004 hurricanes, the Government of Grenada issued a disaster reduction policy that introduced risk reduction into the whole recovery process.
The Government of Grenada moved soon after the impact there to declare a number of villages and parishes disaster areas, including parts of the capital, Saint George.
In support of the role of the United Nations, this year the Government of Grenada has signed three global conventions, including the Convention on Cluster Munitions, helping to bring about disarmament.
The Government of Grenada does not promulgate or apply any law or measure which would encroach on or undermine the sovereign rights of any State.
The Board encourages the Government of Grenada to adopt legislation on precursor control that is in conformity with the provisions of the international drug control treaties.
The Government of Grenada has taken steps to strengthen the national Machinery for the Advancement of Women, which is the Division of Gender and Family Affairs.
The Government of Grenada stands ready to work with civil society to ensure that the United Nations has the ability to respond to the needs of the people in the twenty-first century.
The Government of Grenada is committed to good governance not only because it is the right way of governing but because it is universally accepted as a precondition for development.
In its submission, the Government of Grenada explained that the technology needs assessment required in the review and updating of the national biodiversity strategy and action plan includes.
The Government of Grenada recognizes the principle of the sovereign equality of States and neither promulgates nor applies any law or measure that would encroach on or undermine the sovereign rights of any State.
The Government of Grenada through the Ministry of Education is committed and endeavors to ensure equitable access to quality and relevant education to all citizens regardless of sex, race, colour, creed, or socio-economic status.
The Governments of Grenada and Barbados have also announced the opening of shelters for battered women and their children.
Meanwhile, the Committee had received proposals from the Governments of Grenada and of Saint Kitts and Nevis expressing their willingness to host the 2007 seminar.