Examples of using Countries compared in English and their translations into Russian
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He reputedly attracted generous support from prosperous Arab countries compared to other resistance leaders.
The survey covers twenty-nine countries compared to nine that contributed for the previous one conducted in 1991.
Today, Gazprom Neft-Aero's aircraft refuelling services cover 38 countries compared with 30 countries in 2011.
For instance, with regard to an indicator associated withentrepreneurial support for women, 8 LDCs were ranked in the bottom 10 and no LDC ranked higher than 98 out of the 128 countries compared.
Annual per capita CO2 emissions are more than 11,000 kilos in industrial countries compared to less than 3,000 kilos in Asia.
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The survey covering 189 countries compared experiences for entrepreneurs around the world when dealing with local courts in enforcing contract and highlighted the need for reform.
In 2004, UNICEF intensified its efforts to promote such programmes,providing support in 88 countries compared with 58 in 2002.
Note: Calculation of annual change is based upon two reference periods; most countries compared data for a period of 1-5 years in mid-late 1990s with an earlier reference period that was generally 5-10 years before.
Moreover, they facilitated participation of a wider range of sectors andstakeholders from individual countries compared with regional meetings;
Ukraine and peer cOUnTrieS Compared to other states, Ukraine's 86th position as to enabling trade, is ahead of such states as Russia and Kazakhstan, holding the 112th and 105th places in the world ranking respectively.
They are used by 11 per cent of married couples in the more developed countries compared with just 5 per cent in the developing countries. .
For the Committee's purposes, further temporal extensions in the PPP series are estimated using PARE-type extrapolations so thatPPP movement over time reflects changes in prices in the countries compared.
This move may lead to competitive advantages for imports from those benefiting countries compared to similar products originating in the Russian Federation.
The concentration of United Nations operational activities for development overall has changed in the past few years,with more than 50 per cent of country-level expenditures in 2008 in least developed countries compared with 39 per cent in 2003.
UNIFEM was able to respond torequests for programming and technical support in 98 countries compared to 82 in 2008 in the four thematic areas that make up its development results framework.
Monitoring mechanisms to track progress of gender-responsive budgeting initiatives were initiated or strengthened by civil society andGovernment partners in 14 countries compared with the same number in 2008.
During the period, 1990-1994, 469(or 37.4 per cent) of 1,254 cases were targeted at imports from developed countries compared with 785 cases(or 62.6 per cent) targeted at imports from developing countries and economies in transition.
There are inequalities in injury deaths in the Region: mortality rates are 2.7 times higher in males than in females and2.4 times higher in low- and middle-income countries compared to high-income countries. .
On the other hand,the asymmetry in the resources available to domestic firms in developing countries compared to foreign enterprises which enter the market may be such, as the former have no possibility of competing effectively in their own market let alone in world markets.
Traditional methods are more popular in developed countries than in developing countries: they are used by 13 per cent of married couples in developed countries compared with just 6 per cent in developing countries. .
These include i the fact that aviation industry is heavily regulated; ii conflict orincompatibility of laws in foreign countries compared to domestic regulations thereby creating enforcement problems for secured creditors; iii ownership and registration provisions( see below), and iv operating restrictions to name a few.
Traditional methods are more popular in the developed countries than in the developing countries: they are used by 13 per cent of married couples in the more developed countries compared with just 6 per cent in the developing countries. .
A Mean of one-year period of victimization rates(percentage)for African countries compared with mean of rates from the International Crime Victim Survey(2004-2005) and the European Survey on Crime and Safety J. van Dijk, J. van Kesteren and P. Smit, Criminal Victimization in International Perspective: Key Findings from the 2004-2005 ICVS and EU ICS The Hague, Boom Juridische uitgevers, 2007.
For example, in 1999, HIV/AIDS prevention interventions were supported in 138 countries compared to 131 countries in 1998 and 41 countries in 1991.
In 2009, UNIFEM supported capacity-development initiatives to strengthen gender-equality advocates to press for, monitor, andsupport the implementation of national commitments to gender equality in 71 countries compared to 58 in 2008.
In 2009, UNIFEM supported partners to successfully advocate for the inclusion of commitments to end violence against women in national development strategies in three countries(compared with five in 2008); contributed to efforts to secure approval of 16 laws(compared with eight in 2008) and five policies(compared with seven in 2008) relating to multiple forms of violence against women; and supported efforts to end impunity for violations of women's rights,which resulted in justice system reforms in six countries compared with four in 2008.
UNIFEM worked with police, national statistics bureaus, and a range of government ministries- including health and education ministries and ombuds offices- to track prevalence andto increase the availability of services for survivors of gender-based violence in 31 countries compared to 11 in 2008.
It is neither straightforward to decide what is the composition of the standard purchase- should it reflect the tastes of Utopia, Ucronia or some third country and if so which- nor to ensure that the goods andservices selected both satisfy the property of being widely consumed in each of the countries compared and at the same time remain comparable from one country to the next.
UNIFEM supported partners to successfully advocate for the inclusion of commitments to end violence against women in national development strategies in three countries in 2009 compared to five in 2008; contributed to efforts to secure approval of 16 laws(compared to eight in 2008) and five policies(compared to seven in 2008) relating to multiple forms of violence against women; andsupported efforts to end impunity for violations of women's rights that resulted in reforms to justice systems in six countries compared to four in 2008.