Примеры использования Referred to earlier на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is something I referred to earlier.
It was to be hoped that those children would also benefit from the new legislation referred to earlier.
By complying with the two general principles I referred to earlier, we will also strengthen the United Nations.
These four pillars of education can be juxtaposed with the objectives referred to earlier.
In view of the isolated cases referred to earlier, his Government had intensified its prevention efforts.
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This matter is regulated by the current laws referred to earlier.
The deployment of rapid response teams referred to earlier in the present report would help to achieve this goal.
Only need to comply with the physical, mental andDM Shae vnuû hygiene, referred to earlier and still talk.
The absence of an International Federation, referred to earlier, makes it more difficult to find appropriate protection at the international level.
The final situation, however, will clearly depend on the action taken by the Member States referred to earlier.
See the gender andemployment policy referred to earlier under article 6.
One of the vehicles under which related initiatives have taken place,is the Batho Pele Initiative referred to earlier.
The Poverty Report referred to earlier, reveal that the majority of people who live in abject poverty are black and female.
A differentiated education has an intercultural dimension,in particular showing respect for the minority rights referred to earlier.
Activities supported by the fund included the training manual referred to earlier and, especially, training in all regions of the country.
It was with regret and pain that we learned Pakistan had made the wrong decision andthat we had to impose the measures referred to earlier.
In its Note on International Protection referred to earlier, UNHCR noted a number of initiatives aimed at strengthening coordination on a regional basis.
The tenth preambular paragraph, similarly,gives equal weight to different criteria and is not in accord with the resolutions referred to earlier.
According to Council of Europe recommendation No. R(87)8, referred to earlier, examination of applicants must take place prior to enlistment.
Unfortunately, this measure is difficult to enforce owing to the problem of lack of birth certificates referred to earlier.
And as referred to earlier, to avert the Court's funding problems, the framers should ensure that a percentage of its operations are assured of funding by the United Nations.
In addition, the women's protection squads attached to the National Police, referred to earlier, had been extended to other cities.
Breastfeeding therefore has been integrated into the program focuses ofSectors outside of the MOH and this another example of the Sector Wide Approach to health referred to earlier.
On the basis of the regional differences referred to earlier, it can be seen that the decentralization process did nothing but accentuate the existing inequalities in access to health care.
We are grateful for the support that has been given;the names of our benefactors are contained in the report to the special session that I referred to earlier.
The programmatic one is the phenomenon I referred to earlier-- many dispersed and under resourced activities, often spread too thinly and not necessarily following a cohesive purpose.
This is being addressed through various initiatives,including initiatives relating to the implementation of the Schools Act, referred to earlier.
The social insurance benefits referred to earlier in this report(with the exception of sickness allowances for workers in socialized establishments) are financed from a separate Social Insurance Fund.
The CTC would welcome receiving a description of the considerations which would normally form part of a review of the decisions taken by the authorities referred to earlier in this paragraph.
That having been said,I should like now to broach the two crucial questions that I referred to earlier- namely, the place of imprisonment and the security of the Tribunal and all who work there, including the judges.