Примеры использования To centralise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Approximately half of the population has access to centralised WSS services.
From individualised unit control to centralised management via touch-screen options and code based controllers, we put you in command at all times.
The need was stressed to cover water use by population who do not have access to centralised water supply systems.
There have also been efforts to centralise access to this type of information.
Moreover, almost 0.5 million of rural residents live in houses that are not connected to centralised WSS systems.
A newly established Crisis Management Centre in Bryansk, Russia, seeking to centralise the monitoring, surveillance and protection of 22 regions has contacted us for cooperation.
The physical compactness of the country and good communications andtransport systems makes access to centralised services easy.
It was just this contact that was needed to centralise the numerous local struggles, all of the same character, into one national struggle between classes.
These instructions included our risk analysis, materiality andglobal audit approach to centralised processes and systems.
It's likely that the state wants to centralise the reporting for incoming[religious and charitable] revenues and to gain a picture of the cash flow related to religion.
The technologies range from simple on site systems such as pit latrines to centralised sewerage and wastewater treatment systems.
Only 23% of the population has sustained access to centralised sanitation systems 80% of urban residents, 18.2% of residents of urban-type settlements and regional centres, and 0.2% of the rural population.
The proletariat will use itspolitical supremacy to wrest, by degree, all capital from the bourgeoisie, to centralise all instruments of production in the hands of the State, i.e.
The Panel finds that MoI's decision to centralise its computer system was not a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, and therefore that the costs of retaining consultants under three contracts to implement the decision are not compensable.
In France, about 99% of the population have access to centralised water supply with continuous service.
In countries of Central and Eastern Europe, almost 30% of the overall population live in settlements with less than 2,000 inhabitants, representing over 46 million people, andonly around 9% of these are so far connected to centralised wastewater treatment plants.
Of the 40% of the population living in rural areas,only 77% are connected to centralised water systems, and only 30% have access to sewerage services.
After liberation, MoI decided to centralise its pre-invasion computer system, using two mainframe computers, one(an IBM ES/9000-480) purchased pursuant to KERP, instead of six mainframe computers used prior to Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
The main objective was to increase access to adequate quality/safe drinking water by extending the number of connections to centralised water supply systems.
Ego is only a faculty put forward by the discriminative mind to centralise round itself the experiences of the sense-mind and to serve as a sort of lynchpin in the wheel which keeps together the movement.
It was important to establish files on the supplementary information concerning the type of explosives that could give rise to ERW and to centralise the new files at the appropriate level.
As well, specialisation in medicine andcontinuing advances in sophisticated equipment and technology have led to centralised facilities operating from major centres.
South Africa's attempts to centralise gender mainstreaming in peace missions is also informed by the UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security; the AU constitutive elements of a PCRD framework that seeks to consolidate women's gains made during the conflict; and rebuilding public institutions that are responsive to women's needs.
He did not desire to form a government,primarily due to his conflict with Franz Ferdinand who sought to centralise the Habsburg Monarchy with universal suffrage.
In Romania, 45% of the population live in rural areas; it is estimated that only 21% is connected to centralised water, while almost the entire rural population lacks connection to sewerage systems only 11% of the population have access.
Such communication will serve to provide vehicle rental services on site without a driver requested by the customer,complementary services, and allow us to centralise our administrative and computer processes.
It is only if one has followed a yoga throughout his whole life,if one has taken great care to individualise, to centralise the vital and the mental around the psychic being that they remain- that happens once in ten million cases, it is very exceptional.
Orudzhev's articles were the first in the USSR to develop the theory of reform as an essential means for the development of any society, including socialist society, as well as the theory of theregional development of society, as opposed to centralised development, as a universal means of economic management.
Pr-1032 On establishment of united treasuries of parent organisations,subsidiaries and affiliates in order to centralise control over cash flow, liquidity and financial risk management in public corporations, companies with state participation, their subsidiaries and affiliates.