Примеры использования Have been singled out на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Rice, cassava, sorghum, cocoa and cotton have been singled out for value chain transformation.
Six textile groups have been singled out: 1 woolen fabric of plain weave; 2 woolen fabrics of twill weave; 3 plain weave cloths from plant fibers; 4 silk fabrics; 5 cords and cord tassels from woolen yarn; 6 fragments of felt.
The Karen people, comprised mostly of poor Christian farmers, have been singled out for extermination.
The three areas have been singled out by the Executive Committee as programmatic priorities.
That said, there was nothing in the overall findings that lends support to the view that Indian students have been singled out primarily for racial reasons.
Small groups of items have been singled out which had been brought from the then Mongolian capital Qaraqorum together with imitations to Central Asian specimens.
It focuses on a list of 16 substances that have been singled out according to agreed risk criteria.
In that context, we find that section II of the report, entitled"Doing what matters", appears somewhat unbalanced, since many vital issues-- such as those of development and poverty eradication-- have not been given the attention envisaged in the Millennium Declaration,while certain other issues have been singled out and addressed through very specific and concrete actions.
It believed, however, that one situation should not have been singled out on the Council's agenda and understood Israel's call for a vote in that respect.
In Report No. 37(1992-1993) to the Storting,"On remaining challenges within health promotion and preventive care", psychosocial problems,repetitive strain injuries and accidents have been singled out by the authorities for special attention in the years to come, being particularly costly and widespread health problems which have not yet been given sufficient priority.
It focuses on a list of 16 substances that have been singled out according to agreed risk criteria, for total ban, elimination at a later stage or restrictive use.
According to numismatic data, from 1266 to 1459, 6 major chronological stages have been singled out in the history of the districts, reflecting the patterns of monetary circulation in the Jochid state.
The population of the Shire of Aurukun, along with Cook, Torres and Mornington, have been singled out by the Australian Bureau of Statistics(ABS), who conduct the quinquennial census, as particularly difficult to measure accurately.
Areas of duplication and fragmentation of functions in the structure of the Department of Public Information have been singled out for further examination, as have opportunities for greater coordination within the Secretariat as a whole, to avoid overlapping of effort.
Israel had been singled out by a specific item on the Council's agenda.
The representative replied that those regions had been singled out not for the purpose of discrimination, but for special attention, as requested by the Committee at its tenth session.
He asked why philosophy teachers had been singled out to receive human rights training as opposed to academics in other fields, such as law, medicine and sociology.
Alone among the circumstances precluding wrongfulness they had been singled out for lengthy elaboration, whereas self-defence, force majeure and necessity had not been. .
Searles has been singled out as one of the pioneer investigators of the potentially useful role of countertransference, and of the therapist's use of his or her own self in treatment.
For many years,the countries of the South had been singled out as violators of human rights, yet violations of rights and freedoms were not exclusive to developing countries.
Specific arrangements are made with police surveillance recommended where a community has been singled out for threats.
Principal among these is Islamic civilization, which has been singled out for numerous attacks by prominent officials, intellectuals and strategists in several Western circles and a number of conservative intellectual circles in the United States.
He wondered why that particular type of relationship had been singled out and not other entitlements, such as education grants for adopted children or benefits for children born of polygamous unions.
Nevertheless it is a crime that has been singled out for special condemnation and opprobrium and the very suggestion a state or individuals may be responsible for this crime is one that should be approached with great care.
It should be noted, that there is no country that has been singled out as the one that has already paved a way towards established benchmark on all fronts at an equal degree.
FAO, he noted,had provided part of the Secretariat for the Rotterdam Convention for more than 15 years in conjunction with UNEP and such cooperation had been singled out as a sterling example of the way in which conventions could work together to attain their goals.
Ms. WEDGWOOD said that, while she did not question the Committee'sstance on conscientious objection, she failed to understand why that issue had been singled out in the section on ne bis in idem.
This sub-category of defenders has been singled out because they face risks particular to their gender committed by both state and non-state actors, including their families and communities, especially when they confront and challenge cultural, religious or social norms about the role of women and their status in their societies.
This sub-category of defenders has been singled out because women activists face risks particular to their gender committed by both state and non-state actors(including their families and communities), in particular when they confront and challenge cultural, religious or social norms about the role and status of women in their societies.
In that sense, he shared the conclusions of the Study Group, which had decided at an early stage to concentrate on subsequent agreement and practice,an aspect that had been singled out in the Commission's 2008 report(A/63/10) and was of the greatest significance in the everyday international relations of States.