Examples of using Framework also in English and their translations into Russian
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The Framework also lists a total of 1,622 defense organizations.
The changing international legal and regulatory framework also has important implications for countries' development.
This framework also applies to the evaluation of complex EFGR initiatives.
The measures underway andforeseen are all listed in the EU Action Plan on combating terrorism and form the framework also for the work at national level.
The framework also requires that a defined set of indicators be used to measure progress.
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In addition to providing common code for device drivers, this framework also provides power management, driver stacking, automatic configuration, and dynamic loading of drivers.
The framework also allows multiple sync adapters for the same service and provider.
This has produced a much stronger co-ordination framework also involving bilateral institutions, International Financial Institutions(IFIs) and NGOs.
The Framework also referred to national ownership and the effective, transparent and sustainable exploitation of Sierra Leone's natural resources.
As the experience of the last ten years indicates, such a framework also requires a clear division of responsibilities between the State, private sector and civil society.
The framework also emphasizes the right to regulate and balance between investors' rights and obligations.
The Law on the Slovenian Red Cross(OJ RS No. 7/93) regulates the status andfunctioning of the national association and within this framework also the activity of the enquiry service for prisoners of war and internees, the training of personnel in implementing the tasks arising from the Geneva Conventions and the dissemination of knowledge about international humanitarian law.
The framework also contains some qualitative indicators on governance and civil and political rights.
I am of course acutely aware that such a framework also necessitates the renewed support and engagement of all relevant external parties and supporters of Lebanon.
The framework also illustrates the multisectoral nature of development problems and helps in identifying causative relationships.
In addition to providing a benchmark for quality assurance, the framework also serves as a tool to facilitate certification with external quality improvement schemes, such as the certification process for e-learning programmes and institutions in international capacity-building(ECBCheck) of the European Foundation for Quality in e-Learning.
This framework also counts the estimated costs of fulfilling human rights obligations.
The Vilnius Framework also defines three phases of implementation, with the third phase running until 2015.
The task force framework also includes 20 themes that could easily be linked to the proposals for goals and targets.
The Framework also highlighted the national capacity and the political will for peacebuilding that existed in the Central African Republic.
The framework also includes a detailed matrix of priority actions and indictors for measuring progress and ensuring accountability.
The framework also contained priorities for bilateral action and made a commitment to strengthen mutual accountability and monitoring of implementation.
The framework also identifies the nature of measurements for the performance of these activities and the periodicity of such measurements quarterly or annual.
The Framework also welcomed the reinstatement of judges and other court officers following the rehabilitation of trial courts and the prison system in the centre, north and west region.
The framework also contains additional indicators: countries are encouraged to use these for more informative monitoring at the national level but they do not track progress at the regional level.
The Framework also addresses issues of availability and accessibility of services, cultural pertinence and acceptability, and issues related to accountability, participation and non-discrimination.
The framework also has to include policies for trade(electronic commerce), production and finance, complemented by modern legal and regulatory systems able to handle electronic contracts.
This framework also serves as a backbone linking, at the HFA indicator level, different data sets which at least in WHO/EURO were previously compartmentalized in different units or programmes.
The framework also offered a menu of policies to address long-term and structural issues such as the need to invest in developing countries' agriculture in order to avert future food crises.
The framework also describes strategic objectives, concrete actions and expected outputs, as well as the responsibilities to be adopted by each institution for the selected outputs and indicators for monitoring and evaluation.