Примеры использования Wide exchange на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There was a wide exchange of views both among Member States and between Member States and the Secretariat.
This interdisciplinary field of research requires a wide exchange of expertise in various topics.
Wide exchange of views took place between the participants, corresponding proposals and recommendations were developed.
According to her, the conference would provide the opportunity to have a wide exchange of opinions, analyze more substantially the goals to be reached.
Wide exchange of information about new solutions and applications of information technologies in science, technology, higher professional education and in business.
The world of today is essentially a global family,based on the gains of interdependence and interaction, and on a wide exchange of ideas, culture, resources, technology and information.
After a wide exchange of views, delegations agreed upon the provisional programme(see annex I) and the provisional timetable for the preparations of the Seminar see annex II.
On the one hand, this is the increasing globalization,closer contacts between countries, wide exchange of information, on the other hand- more profound internecine quarrelling in certain regions and countries.
Apart from training and a wide exchange of information and viewpoints, the seminar was significant in establishing personal contacts among the participants with a potentially catalytic effect on regional co-operation and the future drug control efforts of the countries concerned.
We must continue to follow the principle of freedom of the Internet,to provide all conditions for a wide exchange of information, for the implementation of business initiatives and start-ups,” said Vladimir Putin.
Having had the opportunity for a wide exchange of views on this subject, my authorities have encountered broad support for the idea of the need to establish a focus for coordination in the interests of future generations.
Calls upon all States to ensure the broad-based participation of local authorities and other relevant actors in the national, regional andinternational preparatory process and to encourage a wide exchange of information and experience in this respect, in particular on the programmes of work and activities of national committees;
They recommended that UNICEF ensure the wide exchange of information on training methods, research and best practices, within UNICEF and outside, to Governments, NGOs and other agencies of the United Nations system.
Calls upon all States to encourage the broad-based participation of local authorities and all relevant actors, including the scientific community, industry, trade unions, non-governmental organizations and the private sector, in the national, regional andinternational preparatory process and to encourage a wide exchange of information and experience in this respect, in particular on the programmes of work and activities of national committees.
Attendees received irrefragable answers on the questions interesting them, the wide exchange of opinions concerning improvement of organizational and technical aspects and legal bases of ensuring information security in law-enforcement bodies took place.
After a wide exchange of opinions on possible ways of motivating countries to organize study tours in particular, it was decided to request all delegates to investigate the possibility to encourage their steel producers and federations to organize a study tour of their national steel industry.
At the national and regional levels in particular,information services should be geared to wide exchange and dissemination, between population specialists, of successful innovations with regard to methods and materials.
These partnerships should include a wide exchange of information and experiences between Member States and representatives designated by international associations consisting of: local authorities; relevant professionals; researchers and academics; non-governmental and community-based organizations; youth organizations; industry, commerce, finance and services; trade unions; parliamentarians; and media invited to the Conference.
The Conference on Knowledge-based Development and Innovative Entrepreneurship, which was held in Baku, Azerbaijan,combined a wide exchange of policy experiences with attention to the specific problems of SPECA member countries, bringing an international context to the consideration of subregional problems.
Participants received exhausting answers to their interested questions, the wide exchange of opinions was held on performance of tasks put before the officers of law-enforcement bodies on the part of the chief of the state, in the sphere of introduction in the system of modern information technologies, maintenance of information safety, and condition of rendering interactive services to citizens on the part of law-enforcement bodies.
Emphasizing the need for objective, comprehensive and broad-based information, including sex- and age-disaggregated data and statistics, andgender-sensitive indicators for research and analysis, and a wide exchange of experience and lessons learned by individual Member States and civil society in the formulation of policies and concrete strategies to address the problem of violence against women migrant workers.
Emphasizing the need for objective, comprehensive,broad-based information and a wide exchange of experiences and lessons learned by individual Member States and civil society in the formulation of policies and concrete strategies to address the problem of violence against women migrant workers.
The 2005 Forum was dedicated to the theme ofICT for development and provided opportunities for an in-depth discussion and a wide exchange of views on the challenges of bridging the digital divide within communities and on how to ensure access to the benefits of ICT for all citizens in the Asian and Pacific region.
Participants got comprehensive answers on the questions concerning them, the wide exchange of opinions connected with improvement of organizational and technical aspects and legal bases of providing information safety in the organs of internal affaires took place.
Emphasizing the need for objective, comprehensive and broad-based information,possibly including a database for research and analysis, and a wide exchange of experience and lessons learned by individual Member States and civil society in the formulation of policies and concrete strategies to address the problem of violence against women migrant workers.
Emphasizing the need for objective, comprehensive and broad-based information, including sex- and age-disaggregated data and statistics, andgender-sensitive indicators for research and analysis, and a wide exchange of experience and lessons learned by individual Member States and civil society in the formulation of targeted policies and concrete strategies to specifically address discrimination, in particular violence against women migrant workers.
Emphasizing the need for objective, comprehensive and broad-based information, including sex- and age-disaggregated data and statistics, andgender-sensitive indicators for research and analysis, and a wide exchange of experience and lessons learned by individual Member States and civil society in the formulation of targeted policies and concrete strategies to specifically address violence against women migrant workers, including in the context of discrimination.
A wider exchange of ideas- between Committee members, island people and experts from various regions- could make a very helpful contribution to the Committee's deliberations.
Stressed the necessity to engage further the academia in enriching intercultural dialogue on human rights,contributing to a wider exchange of knowledge and common understanding of cultural backgrounds;
The fact that the working group was open-ended would allow for a wider exchange on the right to development, encompassing all the parties involved.