Примеры использования Japan has provided на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Since 2005, Japan has provided a total of Euro0.9 million to that initiative.
Recognizing that there will be no stability and prosperity in the world in the twenty-first century,unless the problems of Africa are resolved, Japan has provided substantial assistance to Africa.
Japan has provided very active support for the Peacebuilding Commission and the Fund.
Faced with the world's worst humanitarian crisis, Japan has provided assistance amounting to approximately $85 million.
Japan has provided overseas investment loans to Japanese companies that invest in Africa in the amount of $200 million.
As part of support for counter-terrorism andcounter-narcotics measures in Afghanistan, Japan has provided approximately $11.5 million dollars for counter-narcotics measures and for training in customs control.
Japan has provided information on the national legislation relating to the export of anti-personnel land-mines and has declared that it does not engage in any export of land-mines;
In addition, through its Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects, Japan has provided financial assistance to support grass-roots level projects to construct facilities, install equipment, etc. such as those conducted by NGOs since 1989.
Japan has provided $2.6 billion in debt relief to 29 highly indebted poor countries, one fourth of the total volume of assistance from the G7 countries.
Recognizing that basic education is a fundamental human right andthat investment in education should be the basis for nation-building, Japan has provided official development assistance to the education sector amounting to $4.7 billion over the past five years.
This means that Japan has provided legal conditions for expanding the scope of military operations of the"SDF" and allowing its participation in United States military action.
In response to the economic crisis in Asia, Japan has provided strong support for the efforts of affected countries to extricate themselves from the problems besetting them.
Japan has provided loans of 4.3 billion yen for the expansion of the Shihanoukville port in Cambodia and loans of 16.3 billion yen to the Tashguzar-Kumkurgan new railway line construction to Uzbekistan.
For the stability andreconstruction of Afghanistan, Japan has provided assistance in a broad range of fields, such as strengthening the security sector, including through assistance for police, and developing social infrastructure.
Japan has provided assistance to more than 25 affected countries and areas to enable them to carry out mine-action activities, including mine clearance, victim assistance, and mine-awareness training and education.
Responding to the unspeakably tragic situation of the Rwandan refugees, Japan has provided both financial assistance and material support through the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda.
Japan has provided technical assistance to advance the rule of law, promoted democratization by establishing institutions and policies that protect the rights of the poor, and enabled the poor to participate in political activities.
Since the earthquake of 2011, Japan has provided counselling and protection services to survivors of the disaster living in shelters or temporary housing through local police units, including female officers.
Japan has provided more than $7.2 billion in assistance based on the Initiative on Women in Development(WID) announced in 1995, focusing on the three areas of education, health, and participation of women in economic and social activities.
English Page In general, Japan has provided information to support its national inventory estimates which is consistent with the minimum requirements of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC) and Convention reporting guidelines.
Japan has provided advisory services for the SADC secretariat; more than $300 million for mine clearance, advocacy and assistance to refugees; and additional funding to support regional programmes to build infrastructure, combat HIV/AIDS and improve food security.
Through its advanced seismological observation technology, Japan has provided technical assistance to developing countries in order to support the development of the International Monitoring System, and at the same time, to facilitate broader adherence to the CTBT by making it easier for these countries to implement necessary measures required under the Treaty.
Japan has provided assistance through debt rescheduling and grant aid for debt relief, and will take comprehensive measures to deal with the debt problem, including the steady implementation of the commitment made at the G-8 summit meeting in Cologne.
Through the International Peace Cooperation Corps, the Government of Japan has provided to Zaire medical equipment for the Goma General Hospital, laboratory equipment for the AMI-Kivu Laboratory, scholastic materials for eight primary schools, trees for reforestation and vehicles for the AMI-Kivu Laboratory and the Centre of Research in Natural Science.
Japan had provided technical cooperation to numerous developing countries in a wide range of fields.
For example, Japan had provided financial assistance to help the Government of Ghana provide training to participants from neighbouring countries in administering polio vaccinations.
Ms. de Stwolinsky(Guatemala)said that Japan had provided assistance with human resources training in Guatemala, particularly in the field of education.
By the end of FY 2008, Japan had provided a total of 1,620 grants to 130 countries, with their total value amounting to approximately 62.1 billion yen.
Moreover, during 2000 Japan had provided approximately 200 billion yen(equivalent to some $1.6 billion) for improving access to water and sanitation systems.
Japan had provided assistance for Myanmar's ethnic minorities and had recently announced that it would implement an arrears clearance operation with regard to past loans.