Примеры использования To spread knowledge на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Helping to spread knowledge of the Russian language and culture abroad;
So teams employ basic best practices like code review and mentoring help to spread knowledge.
So it was important to spread knowledge about the Conference and its goals and aims.
The European Union shared that view andbelieved that special attention should also be given to the need to spread knowledge of the existing rules.
Did the Government carry out activities to spread knowledge of the anti-discrimination provisions of the Constitution?
In addition to arranging its own training courses the Equality Ombudsman cooperates with other parties so thatthey will then go on to spread knowledge and conduct training in the area.
She found ed the Women's Union to spread knowledge of the Armenian language and culture as well as the ARF's revolutionary manifesto.
VALO-CD, a distribution of open-source software on aCD for Microsoft Windows, aims to spread knowledge and the use of open-source software.
Our main goal is to spread knowledge about the Drupal platform through the development and consolidation of the Russian-speaking Drupal community.
She was among the first to set out on an impassioned journey to spread knowledge of the Nazi plan to eradicate the Jews in the Holocaust.
Given that the promotion of international trade and economic cooperation among States was vital for States' prosperity and economic development,more should be done to spread knowledge about international trade law.
Since then, it has been working to spread knowledge and raise consciousness about human rights through education and information.
Within the larger objective of achieving universal peace andenhancing human rights, it seeks to spread knowledge about and promote support for the United Nations.
One of the goals of the dialogue among civilizations is to spread knowledge and appreciation of the historical and cultural background of peoples living in different circumstances and areas of the world.
Leonard argues that phones and tablets can be effective tools in bringing about change through slacktivism,because they allow us to spread knowledge, donate money, and more effectively speak our opinions on important matters.
Petri is right in saying that public museums try to spread knowledge and to make their collections accessible, however, in case of the images of these collections, they very often stick to restrictive policy 8.
Educational programme entitled the March of the Living, organised annually in Auschwitz since 1988 on the International Holocaust Remembrance Day,celebrated according to the Hebrew calendar, with the aim to spread knowledge of the Holocaust tragedy among young people.
The art of photography has become for us the best way to spread knowledge about the Golden Age, giving everyone a huge space for the imagination.
His responsibilities for FSFE included coordination of the General Assembly, supporting local representatives in their work, working on political and legal issues as well as projects and giving speeches orinforming journalists to spread knowledge about free software.
Geunchogo also sent scholars Wang In and Ajiki to Japan to spread knowledge of Baekje culture, Confucianism, and Chinese characters.
Reaffirms that freedom of information requires as an indispensable element the willingness and capacity to employ itsprivileges without abuse and it requires as a basic discipline the moral obligation to seek facts without prejudice and to spread knowledge without malicious intent;
High quality"virtual universities" and virtual means of research could be created to spread knowledge, innovation and technological applications. Capacities.
Systematic efforts must be made to spread knowledge of humanitarian law, especially among those bearing weapons, and instruction in humanitarian rules must be adapted to the different social strata of populations.
The Committee observed that, for numerous religions,it is a central tenet to spread knowledge, to propagate their beliefs to others and to provide assistance.
This colloquy, taking place every five years,was intended to spread knowledge of the European Convention on Human Rights among practicing and academic lawyers, members of NGOs and civil servants concerned with the working of the Convention and to facilitate a discussion in depth of recent developments with the members of the Commission and the Court.
As to the claim under article 18, the Committee observes that, for numerous religions, including according to the authors, their own,it is a central tenet to spread knowledge, to propagate their beliefs to others and to provide assistance to others.
Work with these organizations will develop best practices,find new ways to spread knowledge of the sanctions regime, for example through incorporating the Al-Qaida/Taliban sanctions into existing relevant standards and training programmes, identify problems with implementation and, where appropriate, catalogue relevant assistance needs for transmission to CTED.
The Chair of the Steering Committee of the Transport, Health and Environment Pan-European Programme(THE PEP) said that in 2013 THE PEP"Staffette"(a relay race to transfer good practices from city to city)had continued to spread knowledge through a series of workshops on integrated policy approaches to mitigate the negative effects of transport on the environment and human health.
Efforts had been made to spread knowledge of the guidelines for military manuals and instructions on the protection of the environment in times of armed conflict, concentrating in particular on helping States to promote broad circulation of their content and to consider the possibility of incorporating them in their respective military instruction manuals, as invited by General Assembly resolution 49/50.
The ministry in charge of family matters andthe other State structures concerned are working actively with NGOs engaged in this field to spread knowledge of the laws that have been adopted to give effect to this principle, which is enshrined in the Constitution and in the international instruments to which Djibouti is a party.