Примеры использования Many of these institutions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The tailoring of many of these institutions according to male standards.
We have made progress over 2012-2017 in building influence on priority issues in many of these institutions.
However, many of these institutions have not been effective in upholding people's rights.
The Special Rapporteur welcomes in particular the financial commitment already made by many of these institutions and nations.
Many of these institutions specialise in teaching English for Academic Purposes and Foundation courses.
Although many Parties provided information on the institutional arrangements that had beenestablished to carry out vulnerability and adaptation assessment, many of these institutions lacked the capacity and resources to fully engage in such work.
Officials in many of these institutions have reflected on the importance of the contribution of ECA.
One of the main challenges has been to coordinate the different sectors, institutions and programmes involved: this is an effort that transcends the social sector,the one with which INAMU and many of these institutions are concerned.
However, many of these institutions have been abolished and the private sector has not filled the gap.
While they have demonstrated some flexibility in their attitude to new institutions creating dispute settlement procedures for foreign investors,there is no doubt that many of these institutions are still judged by their adherence to the Calvo Clause.
Many of these institutions have weak capacity, requiring long-term engagement for capacity development.
The source believes that in 2010 a situation of generalized persecution of directors of brokerage firms took hold, culminating in the State securities regulator taking action against many of these institutions and preventing them from fulfilling their institutional duties and responsibilities.
However, the ability of many of these institutions to conduct such a disaggregation is seriously limited.
While noting the information in the State party's report that the"living conditions at orphans' nurseries, kindergartens and schools remarkably improved during the period under review"(para. 69), the Committee expresses its concern at the significant number of children who are placed in institutions andthat the living conditions in many of these institutions continue to be below internationally acceptable standards.
Many of these institutions are capable of conducting international business programmes of a general or conceptual nature.
However, even if that is not the case, many of these institutions boast world-renowned humanities, social science, arts, and mathematics departments.
Many of these institutions were successfully set up or strengthened, although a number of them no longer exist or they perform different functions.
In addition, many of these institutions have weak capacity, requiring long-term engagement for capacity development.
Many of these institutions continue to receive support from communities despite, in some cases, limited(if any) recognition by the State.
The fact that many of these institutions will raise money in the market will provide an additional means of control over their operations.
Many of these institutions cite limitations in their technological capacity to provide documentation online to customers, although a few clients are beginning to move to electronic documentation either in part or completely through online access.
The shortcomings of many of these institutions also are identified, however, primarily in terms of bureaucratic rigidity and weak connections with the changing technological, commercial and trade environment in the region.
Many of these institutions were not necessarily involved in their country's NAP elaboration process, rendering it difficult for them to evaluate their interest in participating in the survey and to identify the benefits they might expect from their participation in the CST/CCD network.
Many of these institutions, responding to calls from domestic constituents to increase the effectiveness of assistance and facing reappraisal of their mandates, have widened the scope of their operations from macroeconomic stability and/or economic growth to areas such as employment promotion, poverty reduction, gender equality and good governance.
With regard to multilateral debt owed to the international financial institutions, many organizations suggested that the statutes of these institutions be amended to permit them to write off or reschedule payments on the debt.
Many of these organizations and institutions participate through IPHECA.
Caribbean governments have provided important mechanisms for the integration of many of these territories in our institutions.
Many of these Territories also participate in other regional institutions.
Many of these national institutions provided data to international bodies such as the Directorate-General for External Relations(DG RELEX) the Directorate-General for Health and Consumer Affairs(DG SANCO), the European Commission Joint Research Centre, the European Environmental Agency(EEA) and Eurostat.
There are insufficient efforts being made to reunite children in institutional care with their biological families,resulting in many of these children remaining in institutions until the age of 18 years; and.