Примеры использования Ngos must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, NGOs must maintain their distance from the Government.
In spite of and in part because of their uniqueposition as non-state actors, international NGOs must be aware of the sensitive nature of their interventions overseas.
The NGOs must have a proven record of working at the grass-roots level.
Under the national legislation, NGOs must be registered in accordance with law.
NGOs must conclude a contract for the provision of any service and the fulfilment of any work.
Actions by the Government against NGOs must be proportionate and subject to appeal and judicial review.
NGOs must notify the authorities about their participation in writing and within a certain deadline.
As regards their organisation and decision-making processes, NGOs must heed the needs of various parties, both internal and external, as pointed out in paragraph 46.
NGOs must register all foreign funding and grants, and these must be re-registered annually.
To successfully promote male involvement in the family, concerned leaders,governments, and NGOs must work to educate boys and men to prepare them for a broader fathering role.
In addition, NGOs must work within the scope of the policies and priorities of the Government of Eritrea.
If the provisional roll is to be corrected satisfactorily, not only the Tribunal butalso the political parties and NGOs must be involved in helping the voters to verify whether the registration entry is correct and to submit the appropriate request.
NGOs must participate in promoting the best management practices for prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS.
The Government and national NGOs must continue this work with the support, where possible, of technical and financial partners.
NGOs must also ful"l their obligations in relation to bookkeeping, social charges and taxation in a transparent and honest manner, in accordance with the administrative provisions in force in each country.
VERITAS added that registered NGOs must inform the government bodies beforehand about all of their public gatherings and events.
NGOs must collaborate, utilizing the expertise of each other to facilitate"grass roots" empowerment of people, making them aware of the existing laws to eliminate exploitation and malpractice.
The new regulations also state that NGOs must seek written approval from the government to hold any meetings with foreign entities.
Presently, NGOs must submit reports in paper form, and those essentially duplicate reports submitted to tax authorities.
The staff assigned to work with NGOs must be the primary recipients of any training programmes specifically dedicated to cooperation with civil society.
In order to be registered, all NGOs must have previously been accredited by the Preparatory Committee on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court in accordance with General Assembly resolution 52/160 of 15 December 1997 and have received letters of invitation to attend the Conference.
Donors, United Nations agencies and NGOs must encourage Governments to ensure that recovery resources are equitably distributed.
The work of women's NGOs must be acknowledged and strengthened, even as threats are occurring to their traditional involvement in the work of the United Nations.
Donor Governments, United Nations agencies and NGOs must develop more effective means to define development goals and measure progress in post-disaster recovery processes.
To be represented on the Council, NGOs must be approved by the Ministry of Justice and, for that purpose, submit a file containing, among other things, the report on their activities and proof of their registration with the Ministry of the Interior.
Affected Governments, United Nations agencies and NGOs must be prepared to establish a range of mechanisms to ensure accountability to donors, the general public and the affected populations.
To be officially registered, NGOs must be founded by at least 10 members, and an official request must be submitted to the competent registration authority, which either recognized the organization or denied authorization.
It should be noted that,as the Directive stipulates, all NGOs must declare in advance, to the relevant supervisory authorities in each case, the amount and modality of the financial aid to be received from foreign sources.
The Charter of Journalistic Ethics and NGOs must be more critical and must more often respond to the facts of discrimination of different minorities by journalists- the given conclusion was made 25 May by the participants of the discussion held at the War and Peace Reporting Institute.
Several participants stressed that Governments, local authorities and NGOs must actively promote and strengthen actions for the rights and well-being of children, the ultimate indicators of a healthy habitat, a democratic society and good governance.