Examples of using Chapter addresses in English and their translations into Russian
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The first chapter addresses several of these.
The chapter addresses the legitimate rights and freedoms of people from all walks of life such as different linguistic, religious, racial and ethnic groups.
Specifically, the chapter addresses, what needs to be done.
This chapter addresses also the right to marriage and the right to set up a family.
The review presented in this chapter addresses just the key obligations specified in article 2, paragraphs 2, 3 and 5(a) and c.
This chapter addresses the control of VOC emissions considered as the sum of a wide range of organic substances NMVOC: volatile organic compounds except methane.
The fourth chapter addresses the overall question of confidence-building measures.
The chapter addresses the issues of structural change in the global tourism industry and the gains that developing countries may achieve if they pursue the adoption of e-commerce practice.
Against this background, the present chapter addresses the prospect for achieving the 2010 Biodiversity Target and sets out some of the key challenges to progress.
This chapter addresses the concluding observations made by the Committee in 1999(CERD/C/304/Add.60) and the suggestions and recommendations made during its consideration of Cuba's thirteenth periodical report CERD/C/319/Add.4.
The first chapter addresses violence against women in armed conflict.
This chapter addresses the control of NOx emissions considered as the sum of nitrogen oxide(NO) and nitrogen dioxide(NO2) expressed as NO2.
This chapter addresses elements of hard and soft infrastructure that could facilitate firm formation.
This chapter addresses the objectives and the strategy underlying the Israeli military operations in Gaza.
The second chapter addresses the policies and measures that should be pursued, and the means of implementing them.
The present chapter addresses the ways and means required for reaching the objectives of the Plan and undertaking the recommended actions.
The present chapter addresses the issue of the application of the Organized Crime Convention in a formal mutual legal assistance or extradition request.
This chapter addresses the issue of third-party effectiveness, while chapter VII(see A/CN.9/631/Add.4) deals with priority.
This chapter addresses issues related to the design of each of the three new mechanisms under the Protocol and points at areas of relevance to more than one mechanism.
The first chapter addresses some of the key concepts and elements of an entrepreneurship policy likely to improve the rate at which new firms are formed, survive and grow.
The sixth chapter addresses specific confidence-building measures in outer space that have been proposed by various Governments, and considers various aspects of their potential implementation.
The chapter addresses issues related to finance for groups of poor people, mostly in developing countries that have limited or no access to formal commercial finance.
This chapter addresses options for mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions in the transport sector, including travel and freight movements by road, rail, air, and water.
Section B of this chapter addresses the issue of intellectual property acquisition financing on the hypothesis that a State adopts the"unitary approach" to acquisition financing as provided in recommendations 178-186 of the Guide.
This chapter addresses these challenges and areas for future work, both in the context of Health 2020 and beyond, making links with existing work and initiatives by WHO and other health information stakeholders.
This chapter addresses, on the one hand, the means that make it possible to ensure the proper safety of vehicles in circulation, in particular by means of periodic inspections, and on the other hand, the equipment that may be required on board so as to best ensure the safety of vehicles and their occupants on the road.
This chapter addresses, on the one hand, the means that make it possible to maintain a satisfactory safety level of vehicles in circulation, in particular by means of periodic inspections, and, on the other hand, the equipment that may be required on board so as to best ensure the safety of vehicles and their occupants on the road.
This guide contains two chapters, addressed respectively to the federal authorities and the cantonal authorities, concerning the use of force and police measures with respect to foreign nationals.
THE PEP programme of work, covering the period between the Third and Fourth High-level Meetings,is subdivided into six chapters addressing a range of activities to be pursued up until 2014.
The sun city resolutions include a chapter addressing financial and economic issues.