Examples of using Broad network in English and their translations into Russian
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Broad network of agencies all over the world.
To that end, a proactive effort will have to be made to identify a broad network of recipients.
A broad network of agents in Moscow and the regions.
Access to medical care is also ensured through the broad network of primary health care centres.
Broad network of foreign financial partner institutions.
I am glad that you maintain close ties after graduating the institute,owing to which you have created a broad network of MSIIR alumni.
Promote a broad network of medical organizations and institutions;
A significant number of respondents(47.5%)mentioned the nation's history of creativity and inventiveness and broad network of scientific organisations 39.3.
A broad network of organizations should be created to support employment for Kyrgyzstan's citizens abroad.
Indeed, the IYV web site developed into a volunteer portal for this broad network of organizations, researchers, governments and United Nations partners.
Besides, a broad network was set up in education system, higher education institutions emerged.
The website of the United Nations Procurement Capacity Development Centre(PCDC)links a broad network of individuals and organizations in both developed and developing countries.
To this end, it has a broad network of distributors and trading subsidiaries which ensure direct, personal contact with customers.
Both sides agreed that cooperation of the German bank with the Armenian bank"Prometey" will involve the Armenian financial institutes in global financial markets through a broad network of"Baader.
CAI Consulting enjoys a broad network of contacts across the region, and this greatly facilitates good project management.
Galen Carey is vice president of government relations for the National Association of Evangelicals(NAE), a broad network of evangelical Christian churches, denominations, schools, charities, and organizations.
Turkmenistan has a broad network of educational establishments providing the conditions for preschool, secondary and vocational training and education.
During the period under review, the Programme initiated several new projects in cooperation with a broad network of scholarship agencies, educational institutions and non-governmental organizations, particularly in South Africa.
A broad network of Palestinian non-governmental organizations(NGOs) has been established since the 1980s providing a range of development services under conditions of occupation.
The ONA lacks any central authority or structure,instead operating as a broad network of associates- termed the"kollective"- who are inspired by the texts originally authored by Long and other members of the"Inner ONA.
A broad network of local non-governmental organizations has been established, including the Kosovo Women's Network(consisting of 50 NGOs) and the Kosovo Women's Initiative.
In its responses to a questionnaire distributed as part of the study,UNDP identified a broad network of partner organizations and highlighted the focus on capacity development, institutional development and the provision of technical advice.
CA has a broad network of local partner organizations in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan with whom we always jointly evaluate needs with different local stakeholders.
Relying on its strong positions in CEE and the anticipated regional GDP growth,as well as taking advantage of the opportunities offered by the Group's broad network, all of us, acting as one bank, will do our best to achieve the goals outlined in the Strategic Plan.
She would also work to develop a broad network of academics and stakeholders with a view to exchanging information on the theme areas.
The broad network of NATO's relations with partner countries-- including Russia and Ukraine-- and with other international organizations is a key factor in furthering cooperation on such issues.
The collective efforts of the UNU Centre, its research and training centres,programmes and the broad network of cooperating and associated institutions would continue to be directed at the problems that constituted the core concerns of the United Nations and Member States.
Tenerife has a broad network of bank offices, especially in the main cities and tourist areas, as well as a great many ATM machines dotted all over the Island that are available 24/7.
One of the key strengths of the United Nations is its broad network of experts, making it uniquely placed to address the concerns and vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
In Cuba, there is a broad network of institutions and organizations that carry out activities to promote, save and preserve the identities, values and history of the ethnic and cultural groups that gave rise to the Cuban nation; the work of some of these institutions and organizations has been internationally recognized.