Examples of using Foreign humanitarian in English and their translations into Russian
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Foreign humanitarian organizations;
The majority of victims are,as always, local residents along with a smaller group of foreign humanitarians and journalists.
Random checks by foreign humanitarian organizations were still not permitted by the national authorities.
All their costs are covered by philanthropists,mostly foreign humanitarian organizations, endowments of citizens.
Since foreign humanitarian workers are perceived to have both, they are particularly targeted.
To prevent the education system from breaking down in the face of huge financial needs and minimum foreign humanitarian assistance.
Granting access to foreign humanitarian personnel to disaster-struck areas, in our opinion, is just one part of this important task.
While some monitoring of the distribution of food aid was in place, random checks by foreign humanitarian organizations were still not permitted by the national authorities.
Reps of foreign humanitarian organizations, medical institutions partaking in the event expressed deep satisfaction and thanks to Mrs Mehriban Aliyeva for permanent care and help to the diabetes-affected ills.
Moreover, a decisive role in determining the priorities of the sectors and clusters for foreign humanitarian response teams should be played by the Government of the beneficiary State.
Seeking to cause chaos to justify a foreign"humanitarian" intervention, it is indeed the mercenaries sponsored by the international coalition who are perpetrating these attacks, which target not only the army and the police, but also the civilian population.
At present, while some checks to monitor the distribution offood aid are in place, random checks by foreign humanitarian organizations are still not permitted by the national authorities.
Ensuring the physical presence of foreign humanitarian personnel in affected regions is only one aspect of this task and cannot be the end in itself.
This approach would seem to be necessary,as the Government of Burundi has indicated that it would not consent to any kind of foreign humanitarian operation with a military component on its territory.
HO"BENOVALENCE INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION" is a foreign humanitarian organization whose presence in the territory of FBiH was registered in the period 1996-2001.
In 2005 the authorities indicated that it no longer wished to accept(multilateral)food aid from outside the country and to end the presence of foreign humanitarian agencies, particularly those from civil society.
These factors, along with persistent political conflict and a ban on foreign humanitarian aid by militant rebel groups, have spurred massive migrations both to the Somali capital Mogadishu, and into refugee camps within Kenya and Ethiopia.
Also in 2005 the authorities indicated that they no longer wished to accept(multilateral) food aid from outside the country andthat they wished to end the presence of foreign humanitarian agencies, particularly those from civil society.
While some checks to monitor the distribution offood aid are in place, random checks by foreign humanitarian organizations are still not permitted by the national authorities in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
There had also been increased efforts to curtail the work of humanitarian organizations, including international non-governmental organizations and the United Nations, andstructures funded by foreign humanitarian aid had been targeted.
Also, owing to the extraordinary circumstances, teams from virtually all the major international and many foreign humanitarian and human rights organizations have been present in the country, whether permanently or in various fact-finding missions.
In 2005-2006, the authorities demanded from the international presence a shift from humanitarian aid toa more development-oriented framework, and in the process scaled down the presence of various foreign humanitarian agencies in the country.
The Humanitarian Aid Commission stresses that it is eager to facilitate the work of all national, United Nations, international and foreign humanitarian partners, provided that they comply with all laws, regulations and directives concerning humanitarian work in the Sudan.
In 2005-2006, the authorities also demanded from the international presence a shift from humanitarian aid to a more development-oriented framework, andin the process scaled down the presence of various foreign humanitarian agencies in the country.
While cases concerning locally or nationally well-known personalities orlocal workers of foreign humanitarian agencies are well documented and widely publicized, the Special Rapporteur received information during his recent mission on the enforced disappearances of average citizens who do not receive the same degree of publicity.
In 2005/06, the authorities also demanded that the international agencies present in the country shift from humanitarian aid to a more development-oriented framework and, in the process,scaled down the presence of various foreign humanitarian agencies in the country.
To deny access to the occupied territory by foreign humanitarian and governmental delegations, as was the case of the delegation of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the joint delegation of several Nordic countries, and the persistence in the policy of violating the human rights of the Saharawi population are facts that clearly highlight the brutal character of an illegal occupation.
Major features were the establishment of a consensual process on the formulation of the annual work plan and allocation of funds which stand at around $120 million to $140 million a year,accounting for 10 per cent of total foreign humanitarian assistance to Sudan of around $1.3 billion in 2009.
A mechanism to monitor the financial records and distribution of foreign humanitarian assistance has been developed and is being implemented in accordance with Presidential Decree No. 24"On the receipt and use of foreign non-reimbursable assistance" of 28 November 2003 and Presidential Decree No. 537"On the establishment of procedures for monitoring special-purpose use of foreign non-reimbursable assistance" of 28 November 2003.
The social protection of children is closely targeted and takes the following forms: payment of a unified monthly benefit to low-income families and individuals; various concessions regarding payment for gas, electricity andheating; additional support for the most needy on the basis of local budgets and foreign humanitarian assistance.
