Примеры использования Netherlands provided на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Netherlands provided one expert E.
Austria, Cyprus, Denmark, Italy,Latvia and the Netherlands provided data on solid fuel consumption.
France and the Netherlands provided the requisite information together with their self-assessment report.
Austria, Cyprus, Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Italy,Latvia and the Netherlands provided data on liquid fuel consumption.
The Netherlands provided funds to support the participation of experts from EECCA and SEE countries.
Lieneke Hoeksma of Statistics Netherlands provided language editing support.
The Netherlands provided a description of its calculation methods for estimating temperature-corrected CO2 emissions.
Austria, Estonia, Hungary and Poland only provided a graphical presentation of projected emissions;Finland and the Netherlands provided graphical presentations of projected emissions of CO2, and Portugal of CH4 and N2O.
The Netherlands provided information in its followup report, notably on the training of police staff.
The general rule in the Netherlands is that Dutch criminal law is applicable to Dutch nationals who commit criminal offences outside the Netherlands provided these are crimes both under Dutch law and in the country in which the offence was committed.
Netherlands provided detailed information about emissions into the air, among others, through its compendium of the physical environment.11 28.
Germany and the Netherlands provided experts E+T.
The Netherlands provided a range of three weeks to three months for consultation, whereas Germany indicated that it depended on the issues to be discussed.
Further on, UNHCR,IOM, and the Netherlands provided a closer look at individual stages of resettlement programmes.
The Netherlands provided the Netherlands Antilles with a certain amount of assistance, which went mainly to maintain the local coast guard.
The delegations of Finland and the Netherlands provided information on housing statistics activity in the EU countries.
The Netherlands provided cost curves for all sectors and considered emission reductions in the industrial processes sector as to be highly costeffective.
The Governments of Finland and the Netherlands provided financial assistance for the workshop to match the Estonian funds.
The Netherlands provided in-kind expertise in the form of one lead expert for programme area 4 on climate change adaptation in transboundary basins.
The Governments of Canada and the Netherlands provided financial support for the organization of the four LEG meetings during the biennium 2002- 2003.
The Netherlands provided the explanation:"Only plans to collect housing data that we can derive from registers on housing will be welcomed for the 2020 census round.
In its followup reports to the HR Committee, the Netherlands provided information on measures to be adopted to evaluate the policy and legislation on euthanasia.
The Netherlands provided financial support to enable technical experts from developing countries to participate in official technical meetings of the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization.
Cyprus and Switzerland spoke on introducing ESD into teacher education; the Netherlands provided an overview of an information system for ESD materials; Norway and Monaco presented a range of good practices; and Lithuania gave a presentation on a national project concerned with landscapes and ESD.
The Netherlands provided financial support to think tanks like Wilton Park and the James Martin Center for Non-Proliferation Studies of the Monterey Institute of International Studies, in organizing their Non-Proliferation Treaty workshops that bring participants together in the run-up to the Preparatory Committees of this review cycle.
In order to address this problem and, at the same time,to take into account head injuries, the expert from the Netherlands provided anthropometric data of the 5th percentile Dutch adult(males and females) year 2004, showing a sitting height of 838 mm originating from the Civilian American and European Surface Anthropometry Resource Project(CAESAR) database and previously presented in a working paper of the informal working group on head restraints HR-03-06.
The Netherlands provided its strategic plan for confronting domestic violence. The plan encompassed areas such as the role of professionals in identifying domestic violence processes; the development of domestic violence identification and registration programmes; study of the behaviour and motivation of offenders; provision of primary care and other victim assistance; awareness-raising among migrants; information-exchange and coordination among relevant bodies; and surveying of existing facilities and services.
Denmark and the Netherlands provided information at the scoping stage as well as once the full EIA documentation was available.
Both Hungary and the Netherlands provided examples where transboundary collaboration on the EIA procedure had helped to change the project location in order to preserve Natura 2000 sites.
Further on, UNHCR,IOM, and the Netherlands provided a closer look at individual stages of resettlement programmes: identification, examination, pre-departure arrangements, transfer, reception, and integration.