Examples of using Contributes actively in English and their translations into Russian
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Contributes actively to the conservation of natural and cultural heritage.
Each of our 719 employees worldwide determines the success of our company and contributes actively towards it.
Sweden contributes actively to cooperation and security in our Baltic neighbourhood and in Europe.
The Geneva secretariat was a founder member of the Intersecretariat Working Group and contributes actively to its work.
Denmark contributes actively to international climate research programmes including the World Climate Programme.
The Division for Oversight Services supports management in taking advantage of this unique opportunity and contributes actively in the improvement of the operations of UNFPA.
Norway contributes actively to space debris monitoring and takes part in the ESA programme on space situational awareness.
Through its own battle against the terrorism which threatens it directly,Algeria contributes actively to the international fight against this scourge.
It also contributes actively to the gathering and dissemination of harmonized information on national forest policies and institutions.
Speaking of international peace and security,I am pleased to recall that Niger is a peaceful country that contributes actively to efforts to achieve general and complete disarmament.
UNCTAD contributes actively to United Nations training programmes run by the ILO Training Centre in Turin.
By helping to eliminate discrimination and promote equal opportunities,the European Union contributes actively to the protection of fundamental rights and freedom and to reducing the human and financial costs of exclusion.
Belgium contributes actively to the formulation of joint positions of the European Union as regards sustainable development and the environment.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO)acknowledges the leading role of the United Nations in addressing the threat of terrorism, contributes actively to United Nations efforts in this field and complements them in the areas where it can bring an added value.
Azerbaijan contributes actively to the BSEC, and in a wider context, to Europe in the development of these important sectors.
It has convening responsibilities in important areas, including the United Nations Collaborative Programme on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation, capacity-building, promoting a climate-neutral United Nations, andpublic awareness-raising, and contributes actively to efforts in other key areas, including adaptation and financing.
The Committee notes that UNODC contributes actively to a number of peacekeeping missions and reconstruction efforts for countries emerging from conflict.
Norway contributes actively to space debris monitoring and takes part in the ESA programme on space situational awareness.
The Internal Audit Division contributes actively to the work and meetings of the Representatives of Internal Audit Services of United Nations organizations RIAS.
Finland contributes actively to the preparation of the Convention on the Protection of the Diversity of Cultural Contents and Artistic Expressions UNESCO.
The Committee, although not a member of the FATF, contributes actively to the global fight against terrorism by continuing to create awareness of the issues and by developing good practices that are designed to deny terrorist organisations access to the traditional financial system.
Norway contributes actively to space debris monitoring and takes part in the ESA preparatory programme on space situational awareness.
CSA contributes actively to the Steering Group and its working groups, and is the Vice-Chair of Working Group 3, on Protection.
Consequently, IATA contributes actively to a broad range of ICAO activities covering air navigation, air transport, air law, and aviation security.
The Procurement Division contributes actively to several working groups of this Network, including in the areas of harmonization, vendor management and supplier access.
The Netherlands contributes actively to the Preparatory Commission, and in particular Working Group B, through financial support of the work of its chair, a Dutch seismologist.
The Internal Audit Division contributes actively to the work of the Representatives of Internal Audit Services of the United Nations Organizations and Multilateral Financial Institutions.
ILO participates in and contributes actively to the system-wide new approaches and policy-orientations contained in resolution 47/199 at both the national and international levels.
The Internal Audit Division contributes actively to the work and meetings of the Representatives of Internal Audit Services of the United Nations Organizations and Multilateral Institutions.
The Internal Audit Division contributes actively to the work and meetings of the Representatives of Internal Audit Services of the United Nations Organizations and Multilateral Institutions.