Примеры использования Private institutes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is also important to involve private institutes in defining demand.
Private institutes, non-profit organizations performing professional environmental services;
The housing associations as private institutes play an essential role in housing provision.
Private institutes offering courses and training with foreign diplomas and certificates.
The majority of children requiring after-school care engage in extra studies at private institutes or under tutors.
Private institutes that have signed on include IBM and Manitoba Customer Contact Association.
The network allocates its income through collecting membership fees and rarely through research and educational projects andcontracts offered by private institutes.
In Burkina Faso, the public and private institutes responsible for training future teachers ran courses on ethics, codes of conduct and relevant legislation for schools.
At present, of the total population of 60 million people, about 18.2 million are studying at the primary and secondary levels,with 1,024,000 in State and private institutes of higher learning.
The table shows the enrolment in public and private institutes according to the levels and types of education in the system for the academic years 1992/93 to 1994/95.
This was followed by the creation of several universities and public education colleges throughout the State offering access to free education,in addition to 44 accredited private institutes of higher learning.
In part, private institutes do not even use hard data, but apply qualitative information and expectations of the economic transactors for the production of their statistical results.
Several other organizations operate in this area,including Kuwait University and the public and private institutes and entities that raise cultural and scientific awareness in partnership with the Foundation.
It is interesting to see that it is mainly the world of official statistics that faces the issue of reliability and timeliness,although this subject is just as relevant for the private institutes.
Comprehensive description is carried out each of them,attention is accented on co-operation of state and private institutes in relation to the concordance of social labour relations between employers and hired workers of agrosfere.
The new democratic Constitution of Mongolia(1992) and issues pertaining to human rights are studied according to special curricula for general andprofessional purposes in public and private institutes and universities.
Currently, BTS data are largely restricted to manufacturing even thoughthe national statistical organizations and private institutes in many countries have collected business opinion information for services for some time.
Data from the Public Relations of the Office of the Higher Education Commission show that, in 2008, Thailand has 78 state universities, 34 private universities,30 private colleges and 5 private institutes.
Research is conducted in close cooperation with universities or private institutes, such as for example the Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg, the Chemnitz University of Technology, Dresden University of Technology, S&T cooperation, FEMCOS and the Fraunhofer Institute. .
Expenditure for higher education in 1991 was 524.2 billion won for national and public universities and2,058 billion won for private institutes, totalling 2,582.2 billion won.
More than 20 universities and private institutes in Romania offered courses in international law, and many of the 1993 law graduates in Romania had chosen their thesis subjects in that area."An Agenda for Peace" had been published in Romanian and had been the subject of public debate.
There are institutional programmes in both the private andthe public sector to support these awareness-raising campaigns in addition to public and private institutes at various educational levels.
As a matter of fact, official statistical data are permanently compared with the timeliness of data produced by private institutes, whereas the results of private data producers are not compared with the reliability standard of official statistics.
Due to the scope of their statistics, official statisticians should actually be in a position to produce such rapid results much more easily and,in terms of accuracy, better than private institutes.
A series of education agreements have been made with various public and private institutes and universities to provide the prisons with educational activities for the reintegration of prisoners into society, thus ensuring their egalitarian treatment and promoting equal opportunities for this group of persons.
The Cercle de recherche sur les droits et les devoirs de la personne humaine proposed, on the basis of a wide consultation with its partner organizations, that the second phase should target particularly the higher education anduniversity sector as well as public and private institutes providing professional education.
Being totally self-funded, during the recent past UNITAR has proven that it could carve out a specific niche in the field of training and capacity-building,compete with similar government and private institutes in terms of substance, delivery and impact of the programmes and monitor the expansion of its activities.
Maro Pitsillidou Private Institute is located in Limassol, Cyprus and offers the following courses.
Currently the chief radiologist at RODIN Med, a private institute in Lausanne, Switzerland.