Examples of using Central components in English and their translations into Russian
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The Executive Order has three central components.
All central components are in place and in use by the end of 2016.
This framework envisages the following three central components.
These products are central components for IPTV, OTT and some other Netris solutions.
My delegation urges the cooperation of all members of this Conference in agreeing to a work programme that deals with nuclear disarmament as one of its central components.
It has two central components: a results framework and an integrated resources framework.
Education, health services, microfinance andskill development were central components of the new social development policy in Pakistan.
The MYFF has two central components: a strategic results framework(SRF) and an integrated resources framework.
Basic and clinical knowledge, skills andprofessionalism that remain central components of the new curiculum are addressed with this focus in mind 2.
One of the central components of the Programme is the provision of comprehensive care to persons living with HIV/AIDS.
The content of these comprehensive population policies invariably includes the following central components: maternal/child health and family planning(MCH/FP); public health; women; and information, education and communication.
One of the central components of your mandate is that the SMM is to be granted full access throughout the entire territory of Ukraine.
Relief, rehabilitation andreconstruction efforts are central components of the overall attempt to assist Somalis to rebuild their country.
Central components of good urban form include density, mixed land use, transport connectivity, planned infill development and public space, which are defined below.
Relief, rehabilitation andreconstruction efforts are central components of the overall attempts to rebuild Somalia and to achieve long-term stability.
Owing to the growing impact and convergence of information, media and ICTs in society, UNESCO applies a joint approach that brings together media literacy andinformation literacy with ICT and digital skills as central components.
Information goods andservices are now recognized as central components of the new economics of development, 11 catalysts for change and key factors in re-engineering.
Social capital is therefore vital in achieving broader social, political and environmental goals, such as equity, conservation, non-discrimination and safety, which, in turn,are central components of a liveable city.
The establishment of the GAINS network of research andtraining centres is one of the central components of the Institute's new method of work relying on networking and new communications technologies.
As international faith-based organizations of the Christian tradition and as members of the human community,we regard the empowerment of women and gender equality as central components of the post-2015 development agenda.
Furthermore, the NGO Forum, which would constitute one of the central components of the Beijing Conference, should ensure that all NGOs wishing to participate were permitted to do so, with a view to broadening linguistic and cultural representation.
Improvement in the working methods of the Security Council and necessary changes in its structure andcomposition remain central components of the strenuous efforts being made to reform the United Nations as a whole.
The right to access information is one of the central components of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, as established by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(art. 19), the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights(art. 19(2)) and regional human rights treaties.
While a number of priority areas in the Framework for Action are essentially developmental in nature, two of its five priority areas emphasize the need for enhanced early warning systems and preparedness for effective response,which are both central components of humanitarian action.
While the priorities depend on the context, the central components most often entail assistance to develop or strengthen participatory and accountable political institutions, respect for the rule of law and equal access to justice, and mechanisms for the fair and transparent management of economic resources and assets.
National AIDS programmes see prevention of mother-to-child transmission, as it is also known, as an important element in strengthening antenatal care as part of primary health-care services, and offer voluntary counselling andtesting for women at antenatal clinics as central components of their AIDS responses.
In his 2013 report, the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion andexpression points out that"the right to access information is one of the central components of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, as established by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(art. 19), the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights(art. 19(2)) and regional human rights treaties" A/68/362, para. 2.
The key contemporary resolution is General Assembly resolution 46/182, which, together with other instruments such as the resolution of the International Conference of the Red Cross on measures to expedite international relief and the Hyogo Framework for Action,constitute the central components of an expanding regulatory framework.
The topic is further contextualized by a series of significant resolutions including General Assembly resolution 46/182, which, together with other instruments such as the resolution of the International Conference of the Red Cross on measures to expedite international relief and the Hyogo Framework for Action,constitute the central components of an expanding regulatory framework.
The central component of the solution is a purge and pressurization system.