Examples of using Non-state actors in English and their translations into Polish
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NSAs- Non-State Actors.
Those other things are called non-state actors.
Non-State actors in development.
It also includes non-state actors.
Iv non-state actors as defined in(h);
The role of women's organisations as non-state actors.
The Thematic Programme“Non-state Actors and Local Authorities in Development”.
At the same time, the EU should maintain dialogue with governments and non-state actors.
The non-State actors, the criminals, must answer before the Italian justice.
They may also apply to non-State actors.
More non-state actors should be involved in EU-Russian human rights consultations.
The role of women's organisations as non-state actors in implementing the Cotonou Agreement.
Ensuring that non-state actors, including the African social economy, are included in future EU relations with ACP countries in the post-2020 period;
In particular, Mr Jahier pointed to the crucial importance of involving all non-state actors in trilateral dialogue.
And effective participation of non-state actors, as was laid down in the Cariforum-EC EPA.
The mobilisation in the run up to the Paris climate conference showed how important non-state actors are for delivering change.
Annual Action Programme for Non-State Actors and Local Authorities in Development Part II: Targeted projects.
The complexity of EU funding procedures leaves many non-state actors out of the loop.
The delegates highlighted that non-state actors should be regularly informed and consulted on future EPA negotiations.
The partnership shall involve, as appropriate, competent national, regional and local authorities, economic and social partners,civil society and non-state actors.
The EU has to continue its efforts aimed at involving other non-state actors in the EU-Russia human rights consultations.
Close cooperation between non-state actors and NGOs, to ensure more widespread and more effective distribution of training opportunities;
The Community will on this basis promote the respect for human rights of all people in cooperation with both states and non-state actors in partner countries.
Moreover, a horizontal programme to fund non-State actors should also be set in place to complement programmes at national level;
Non-state actors and local authorities, investing in people, food security, environment and sustainable management of natural resources, and migration and asylum.
A more flexible approach to funding to enable non-state actors and EU Member States to benefit from this assistance is required.
The EU should also help transition countries consult(emerging) political actors, local authorities andthe wide range of non-state actors mentioned above.
Engagement of non-state actors, including the business community, trade unions and representatives of the social groups concerned, is essential.
A recent trend in international law seems to suggest that States can use force in self-defence against non-State actors in the territory of another State without the consent of that State.
Crucially, the Agreement also states that non-state actors should receive financial resources for capacity-building in order for them to become effective partners in the Agreement.