Примеры использования Participants represented на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The participants represented Poland, Slovakia, Croatia, Kosovo and Albania.
The Party concerned maintains that the list of participants of the meeting demonstrates that 17 out of 39 participants represented civil society organizations or individual members of the public.
Speakers and participants represented 30 different organizations, most of all NGOs.
Sixty-nine experts from 18 States Members of the United Nations and eight international and regional organizations participated in the Workshop;44 participants represented 14 developing countries from the ECA region.
Among those more than 150 participants represented large companies from Ukraine and the CIS.
The 79 participants represented 33 countries and 7 international and regional organizations.
An estimated 30,000 participants represented thousands of women's organizations with millions of members.
Participants represented a broad cross-section of nations with different cultures and legal systems.
The majority of the approximately 70 participants represented industry associations and initiatives as well as global enterprises, operating in multiple jurisdictions.
The participants represented a wide spectrum of Afghan society, including men and women, a range of ethnic groups and representatives from various regions of the country.
As a result, 27 participants represented their thoughts on the topics offered by the moderator.
The participants represented many Member States, other United Nations agencies and non-State partner organizations.
To the extent possible, participants represented the country teams that would continue to develop the EBP beyond the workshop.
Russian participants represented a total seven cities, including Muravlenko, Cape Kammeny, Noyabrsk, Omsk, Orenburg, Tomsk and Khanty-Mansiysk.
There were no industrial subdivision, the participants represented different areas of activity, such as IT, energy saving technologies, telecommunications, biotechnology and medicine, and others.
Participants represented a diverse range of stakeholders, from Governments and regional intergovernmental organizations to the United Nations system and major groups.
The nearly 1,000 participants represented 63 countries and various NGOs and professional groups working with children.
The participants represented national and local governments, international organizations, the private sector, civil society and academia from all regions.
The majority of the approximately 70 participants represented industry associations and initiatives as well as global enterprises, operating in multiple jurisdictions, such as AREVA, Commerzbank, General Electric, Lufthansa, Philips and Rolls Royce.
The participants represented a broad variety of forest sector stakeholders: national governments, intergovernmental organisations, private industry and consultancies and researchers.
Fourteen participants represented five countries: Armenia, Moldova, Ukraine, Georgia and Belarus.
More than 1,000 participants represented the original art of 16 ethnic groups, demonstrating the growth in the artistic skill, friendship and unity of the peoples of Belarus.
The panellists and participants represented a broad cross-section of government, civil society organizations, the private sector, development partners, academia and the media.
Participants represented the full gamut of Commission participants, with about half from official delegations and the other half from NGOs, international organizations, universities and local governments.
The participants represented a wide range of stakeholder groups, including governments, the private sector, non-governmental organizations and academia, with a deep knowledge of the regions' challenges, needs and priorities.
The participants represented communities and organizations in the Arctic and small island developing States and came from 16 countries and regions, including Alaska, the Caribbean, Norway, Fiji, the Canadian Arctic, Micronesia, Greenland and French Polynesia.
The participants represented 28 national, regional and international organizations belonging to the space community, the disaster-risk management and the emergency response communities, academic institutions and private companies.
The participants represented 117 country offices and 87 national governments, members of the Executive Board, other United Nations organizations, headquarters bureaux and units, professional evaluation associations, development institutions and academia.
Some participants represented regional organizations, such as the Regional Centre for Mapping of Resources for Development(RCMRD) which is based in Kenya and supports most African countries, and the Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre in Bangkok.
The participants represented 57 national, regional and international organizations belonging to the United Nations system, the space, disaster risk management and emergency response communities, academic institutions and internationally active private companies.