Examples of using Also scope in English and their translations into Russian
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There is also scope for creativity.
These can be used as sampling frames and, in the commercial world,for direct marketing; there is also scope for longitudinal analysis.
There is also scope to consider the role of the"nasty person.
Information technology can help in easing thestrain on member countries, where there is also scope for successful South-South development assistance.
There is also scope for increasing joint services at the country level.
Some experts suggested that there was scope to reduce unnecessary overlaps; others said that there was also scope to provide opportunities for further collaboration.
There is also scope for support to many middle-income countries(MIC) as well.
Within the United Nations system, there is also scope for collaboration with other institutions concerned with learning and training.
There is also scope for enhanced cooperation in the area of counter-narcotics.
Consequently, there is also scope to increase intersubregional connectivity by addressing these issues.
There is also scope for collaborative research in the field of culture and the arts.
And there is also scope to link this further to balance of payments data flows.
We believe there is also scope for increasing the effectiveness of the International Court of Justice.
There is also scope for cooperation at the country as well as the regional and global levels.
There is also scope for further improvement of the GSP schemes and other supportive measures in favour of LDCs.
There is also scope to teach the Holocaust as part of other subjects such as Citizenship, Religious Education and English.
There is also scope for improving the Council's substantive examination of the work of its functional and regional commissions.
There was also scope for working more closely with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development/Development Assistance Committee.
There was also scope for working more closely with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development/Development Assistance Committee.
There is also scope for synergies between research on children's education and adult literacy e.g. intergenerational benefits.
There was also scope for further reform of the sanctions regime, which should be made more transparent and subject to independent review.
There is also scope for further improvement of the Generalized System of Preferences schemes and other supportive measures in favour of least developed countries.
There is also scope for introducing compensation schemes for ecosystem services and regional watershed protection services provided by landowners.
There was also scope to develop agriculture, build a green economy, and improve regional connectivity and cooperation.
There is also scope to scale up social spending by raising and strengthening revenue collection and partnering with the private and philanthropic sectors.
There is also scope to devise additional gender-sensitive indicators(see annex II) on some of the attributes identified in the proposed framework.
There is also scope for using an explicit(asset) redistributive policy for addressing income inequalities, particularly in rural areas and among the vulnerable population groups.
There is also scope to improve the training of staff in aspects of business administration that are essential to their role, such as project assurance and monitoring.
There is also scope for cushioning of emerging market borrowers against adverse economic developments by linking debt payments more directly to the borrower's ability to pay.
There was also scope for greater cooperation with multilateral institutions, many of which were interested in working with UNIDO so as to gain access to its field-level project base.