Examples of using Contributing to development in English and their translations into Russian
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Contributing to development of physical education and sports.
In essence, remittances have become a key source of global finance contributing to development.
The authors also highlight some factors, contributing to development of personal freedom, as well as obstacles, hindering this process.
This"invisible" work is generally done by women, andis universally recognized as contributing to development.
Substantive office staff included in survey missions, contributing to development of mission implementation plans and budgets.
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The possible factors, contributing to development of the seborrheic dermatitis, may include genetic and metabolic causes as well as the influences of unfavorable ambient environment.
UNV stepped up its efforts to underline the importance of volunteerism as a strategic element contributing to development and peace.
About 50 people took part in the workshops thus contributing to development of a regional network of journalists familiar with the MDGs and the UN activities in Russia.
Our position remains that the prevention of armed conflict is a pillar of maintaining security and stability, thus contributing to development and economic prosperity.
Likewise, my country believes that the States contributing to development should have a seat and participate in the debate and work of that important United Nations organ.
We treat every new challenge as a way to improve our approaches and tools, as well as seek to find effective and innovative solutions,thus contributing to development of law as a whole.
The preparation of a capacity assessment can be an important step towards contributing to development of a national programme, in line with national needs and priorities.
We are confident that by our way of contributing to development of mentality, culture and high technologies, we establish the basis for improving innovative products and increase their significance in the human consciousness while contributing to evolution of the human intelligence as a whole.
Japan believed that a new international strategy for development should be based on a comprehensive approach where all the elements contributing to development were effectively coordinated and utilized.
Also integral to the role of international law in contributing to development is its capacity to enhance coordination in the execution of policies and promote coherence in their formulation and design.
During the meeting the President of Latvia and the Ambassador also discussed cooperation between church and state, by emphasizing that thiscooperation had developed successfully, thus contributing to development of long-term thinking and social justice.
International trade operated as a dynamic,constructive factor contributing to development and poverty reduction; its expansion on a more just and equitable basis would create additional opportunities for achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
The Bank's clientèle and the number of partners continues to grow which alongside with one of the widest network of our customer service points located in strategically convenient places allows us actively contributing to development of business in the country and keep improving the results of the Bank.
Contributing to development of Criteria and Indicators on SFM and support provided to reporting on SoEF and FRA are regarded as the main responsibilities of the Team, which should be seen as a strategic contributor to the main outputs in this area, which are.
Migrants themselves should beinvolved in seeking solutions, and their potential role in promoting human rights and contributing to development both within their countries of origin and in host communities should be further explored.
Encourage new innovative research and programmes to promote inclusiveness in trade promotion policies by, for instance, expanding"ethical trade" and corporate social responsibility initiatives in new sectors and identifying new value zones,sectors and services contributing to development;
It stressed the potential of migrants' remittances for contributing to development, for example, by better channelling remittances into productive investment, including by expanding migrants' access to financial services and improving financial integration.
During its first six years of operations, the bank obtained outstanding results: a network of 23 offices around the country, more than 19 000 of customers- small andmedium businesses, contributing to development of national economy, more than 9 000 private clients, who chose to keep their savings with a reliable and safe bank.
Contributing to development of human and institutional capacities of member States for harnessing science and technology, including biotechnology, supporting innovation and promoting awareness of the effective utilization of science and technology to achieve food security and sustainable development; .
Launching of a campaign to highlight the excellent performance of microcredit and microfinance clients, particularly women, in repaying loans, managing household incomes, using various financial instruments to build assets; building microenterprises;investing in communities; and contributing to development, especially in the least developed countries.
Migrants could rightly be considered potential agents of development, strengthening cooperation as they did between home andhost countries and contributing to development by way of investments and remittances, which, for many developing countries, were the most visible ways in which migrants helped their home countries.
A better educated girl was likely to be a better mother, less likely to die at birth, better informed on how to bring up her children, better fed and better prepared to feed them. She would be more able to improve the quality of her life and the society in which he lived,thereby contributing to development and stability in her country.
The functions and duties of common services experts included providing training, mentoring andtechnical advice; contributing to development and implementation of overall common services programme tools; ensuring that interagency common services initiatives are established and/or advanced in all the countries within their respective regions; fostering regional and interregional networking arrangements as well as a peer-to-peer country system; and assisting in organizing regional common services meetings.
The functions and duties of common service experts include providing training,mentoring and technical advice; contributing to development and implementation of overall common services programme tools; ensuring that inter-agency common services initiatives are established and/or advanced in all the countries within their respective regions; fostering regional and interregional networking arrangements as well as a peer-to-peer country system; and assisting in organizing regional common services meetings.
Global finance should contribute to development, not undermine it.