Examples of using Non-governmental players in English and their translations into German
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Serious harm can originate from both governmental and non-governmental players.
In addition to the military, many non-governmental players are active in zones of crisis and conflict.
The Republic of Fiji is going toplace particular emphasis on actively involving non-governmental players.
New actors, including private and other non-governmental players, have arisen in the global arena.
Non-governmental players form an important part of the technical knowledge networks, which are also promoted by the programme.
Furthermore, cities, companies and other non-governmental players will present their contributions to climate action.
New forms of cooperation must be developed,and more active participation in development by non-governmental players could be envisaged.
It is the only one that funds the projects of non-governmental players without the need for prior authorisation from their government.
Naturally, the Convention does not offer adequate protection against bio-terror,against the so-called non-governmental players.
Special mention shouldalso be made of initiatives carried out by non-governmental players in the following fields: employment; training; health; and living and working conditions, including initiatives launched in connection with a regional social dialogue extending beyond national frontiers.
It also creates incentives forfuture financial support for protected areas from non-governmental players, such as private foundations and companies.
This appropriation is intended to increase the capacity of civil society players and local authorities to act, mobilise and organise,to promote dialogue between government and non-governmental players.
As regards the participation of non-governmental players, it is desirable, on the one hand, to encourage increased participation by civil society in existing international bodies(UNEP, CSD, etc.) and in major international negotiations, and, on the other hand, to encourage common norms throughout the various States on access to information and public participation.
As he himself points out,he is engaged in an ongoing exchange of information and views with major non-governmental players in the breakaway regions.
It covers"any threat to the country, where, at thesame time and partly in the same area, governmental and non-governmental players, acting alone, in coordination or under joint leadership, wish to achieve certain objectives and in doing so combine and use regular and irregular as well as conventional and unconventional operations and means" Swiss Army,"Terms on Command and Control Regulations 17", May 2015, not publicly available.
It became evident that not only is government action indispensable in order tofurther climate protection, but that non-governmental players make vital contributions as well.
The end of the bipolar international order favoured the emergence of two aspects where Lomé was clearly deficient: apolitical dimension and its democratisation, through the effective participation of non-governmental players.
The objectives of this dialogue, as of others too, and I will come back to this, are in a sense to buildbridges across the Atlantic by bringing together a number of private, non-governmental players on the one hand and political decision-makers in the Union and the US Administration on the other.
It should be noted that this observation applies just as much to the applicant countries, where the inadequate development of local organisations is usedas an excuse for lack of transparency and virtual absence of involvement of non-governmental players in implementing pre-accession aid.
The first point is that the applicants for membership should be required to createefficient local, regional and national administrative structures, that they should encourage non-governmental players and that they should improve the systems of financial control, so that they will at least be in a position to receive and administer structural funds properly, in order to remove disparities.
Since then, the US establishment has provided massive support for Georgia's preparations to join NATO("Membership Action Plan"), both through government bodies,i.e. close cooperation with the defence ministry, and non-governmental players(e.g. the US-government co-funded Eurasia Foundation, especially in the framework of the"Millennium Challenge Corporation", with some USD 300 million for the five years from 2005)38.