Примеры использования To volunteering на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The key to volunteering?
You can also find many communities in social networks devoted to volunteering in Russia.
There are practically no limits to volunteering, everyone can find their own business and spend time and energy for the benefit of society.
The Australian Government is further increasing its contribution to volunteering overseas.
Among them were laws related to volunteering passed in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Dominican Republic, and Honduras.
He worked in companies such as monitors of arts in the human resources sector projects,in addition to volunteering as a guest artist in Jundiaí local schools.
Recognizes that an approach to volunteering may consider drawing on the notion of human security in accordance with all the provisions of General Assembly resolution 66/290 of 10 September 2012;
In conclusion, allow me to turn briefly to volunteering in Hungarian society.
Sporter Volunteering group on facebook, where volunteers communicate with each other and read the latest information on future projects andthe latest news, related to volunteering in our country.
Subsequently, legal andadministrative hindrances to volunteering, where they exist, can be reduced;
Public attitudes to volunteering also differ, with volunteers stigmatized or de-prioritized in some contexts while idealized in others according to the task, status of the people involved and other factors.
Overregulation can narrow diversity and access to volunteering, in effect shrinking civic space.
Furthermore, the Parliamentary Assembly asked Governments to give voluntary workers legal status and adequate social protection, while respecting their independence andremoving financial obstacles to volunteering.
A compilation of resolutions of United Nations and other inter-governmental bodies relating to volunteering will be made available to the Executive Board at its annual session.
The Year's opening, on 28 November 2000, was attended by the President of the General Assembly, the Secretary-General and other dignitaries.A special event was celebrated on 5 December 2001 in the General Assembly Hall, in conjunction with the plenary meetings devoted to volunteering.
The event will be held in connection with the twoplenary meetings of the General Assembly, which will be devoted to volunteering as decided by the General Assembly in its resolution 55/57.
Calls upon the stakeholders to do their utmost to strengthen the policy relating to volunteering, including youth volunteering, at the local, national and international levels, as well as the mainstreaming of volunteering in all relevant issues of the United Nations, as main objectives for the next decade;
Governments and other external actors need to consider the full benefits and costs of drawing on voluntary action to strengthen community resilience and allocate resources to volunteering as a means of implementation for the SDGs.
In the same resolution, the Assembly decided that two plenary meetings of its fifty-sixth session, in 2001, would be devoted to volunteering and requested the Secretary- General to prepare a report for discussion on that occasion on ways Governments and the United Nations system could support volunteering. .
The General Assembly decided to take note of resolution 55/57 of 4 December 2000,in which it decided that two plenary meetings of the fifty-sixth session would be devoted to volunteering, to coincide with the close of the International Year of Volunteers on 5 December 2001.
The International Strategyfor Disaster Reduction and the United Nations Volunteers are collaborating on follow-up to volunteering aspects of the outcome of the 2005 World Conference on Disaster Reduction through the development of sustainable volunteer structures that strengthen mechanisms for coping with and responding to disasters.
The General Committee decided to draw the attention of the Assembly to resolution 55/57 of 4 December 2000,in which the Assembly decided that two plenary meetings of the fifty-sixth session would be devoted to volunteering, to coincide with the close of the International Year of Volunteers on 5 December 2001.
The next year, the Assembly, in resolution 67/138 of 20 December 2012,called upon stakeholders to do their utmost to strengthen the policy relating to volunteering, including youth volunteering, as well as integrating volunteering in all relevant issues of the United Nations as main objectives for the next decade.
After a 2009 study showed that persons with disabilities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland were 9 per cent less likely to volunteer, a Pound2 million programme,known as"Access to volunteering", was initiated by the Government with the aim of reducing the barriers that discourage persons with disabilities from volunteering. .
Nevertheless, we want to draw the attention of Member States to the fact that, in our view,the resolution does not cover all areas related to volunteering, specifically the issue of the safety and security of volunteers in time of war or conflict.
The Government of Japan feels that proclamation of an International Year of Volunteers would extend recognition andincreased legitimacy to volunteering and, as a result, would expand significantly the number of people willing to offer their services.
The survey also emphasizes that the share of the population engaged in volunteering rose modestly(from 10% to 13%), butpeople started allocating more time to volunteering in the earlier study, only 6% were allocating several hours per week, and in 2015 this share reached 28.
I used to volunteer at the school For the visually-impaired.
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