Примеры использования Some responses на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I got some responses to my new profile.
Women who run their own shops mostly answered“access to markets”, but some responses were also spread along the trainings- access to markets nexus.
Some responses, positive and negative effects.
As well as general comments on the Guidelines, some responses had included specific comments on the text of the Guidelines.
Some responses also elaborated on available assistance.
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Experience from the past two decades shows that there are some responses that work to contain the spread of the disease and lighten the burden on individuals, families and communities.
Some responses were received, although more would have been welcomed.
It is worth noting that not all officially nominated members of the TOS-ICP are actually government officials working in government institutions. Conversely,within the overall sample, some responses were received from government experts outside of those who were officially nominated as TOS-ICP members.
Some responses referred to partnerships for the implementation of MDGs.
The Special Representative regrets the nature of some responses, which tend to deny the role of human rights defenders and the application of the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders.
Some responses revealed a degree of uncertainty as to the existence of reservations.
We also believe that although some responses might not meet every Member State's expectation, they could act as catalysts and springboards for new approaches and new solutions in Durban.
Some responses were received but too late for distribution at its fifth session.
Some responses acknowledged increased regional and international cooperation during the Decade.
Some responses also report that no complaint was lodged with the national authorities by the defender.
Some responses received provided an indication as to the possible elements composing fundamental standards of humanity.
Some responses stated that there was no specific regulation on that matter or omitted to answer the question.
Thus, some responses, going beyond the objectives of this document, represent valuable reference material by themselves.
In some responses, reference was made to specific initiatives to protect women and girls with disabilities who experience violence.
In some responses the name of another international organization, such as ICAO or IMO was put instead of a priority rating.
Some responses indicated that an application for enforcement should comply with a number of requirements, not contemplated by the Convention.
Some responses indicated coordination between gender policies, overall national development frameworks and other policy instruments addressing MDGs.
Some responses also emphasized the negative impact of violence against women and their lack of participation in economic decision-making.
Some responses were clearly sceptical, as such discussions were felt to be repetitive and to detract from the primary mandate of this forum to negotiate.
Some responses of non-governmental organizations are devoted to indigenous women exclusively and thus are published under item 3.
Some responses confirmed that indigenous women as a group suffer disproportionately from extreme poverty and economic and social exclusion.
Some responses refer to the fact that international human rights norms are enforced and drawn upon by judges through constitutional provisions.
Some responses indicated that the promotion of cultural diversity was underpinned by clear policies, including those linked to other endeavours to protect human rights.
Some responses reflect a perspective of gender that concentrates on vulnerability rather than on the capacities and complementary roles that women and men play in risk reduction.
Some responses provided by Governments suggest that regional or subregional efforts have been considered to promote Strategic Approach implementation.