Examples of using Gap can in English and their translations into Russian
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This gap can involve either development issues or target groups that are not covered by the current interventions.
With the Gräbener continuous root tacking machine, the gap can be ideally adjusted before tacking the open-seam pipe.
However, such a gap can be regulated under the legal norms or the provisions of constituent documents.
The strong upward movement with a gap indicates the likelihood of continuation of the upward price movement to target levels at 11400 and 12000, but the gap can be closed in the near future.
A gap can lead to condensation on the refrigerant pipe, and drain pipe, and the entry of insects into the pipes.
As a non-operational organization with limited resources,UNCTAD cannot be expected to carry out complex projects on its own, but this gap can be filled by UNCTAD more actively fostering its cooperation with other organizations, in particular with ITC, UNDP, the Department for Economic and Social Affairs(DESA), the United Nations regional commissions, UNEP and the WB, among others.
This gap can be seen as an indicator for the services that are provided by the SPE itself and that do not originate from the imports of services.
With this system, the gap can be set to an accuracy of 0.05 mm since it is formed by using two ceramic rings made of SIC.
Such a gap can be explained due to a comparably lower economic development, and thus an inferior standard of living for the local population.
Reducing the technology gap can accelerate leap-frogging to innovative and low-cost development solutions. Such technology facilitates communication and information exchange.
This gap can only be filled by providing the Agency with additional funding at a level consistent with the services that it is asked to deliver.
That gap can be narrowed only by increasing productive capacity in developing countries, thereby stimulating job creation and, in turn, driving up consumption.
This gap can often be 1-2 years and during such delays, all the efforts applied and hard won gains achieved in the earlier project can become eroded or even totally lost.
Partly, this gap can be explained by women's longer life expectancy, as disability has a higher incidence on the elderly population: female disability incidence rises after 60 years of age.
A gap can also be identified when a standard does not provide sufficient specificity so as to impose clear obligations on the dutybearers, thereby rendering effective protection of rights illusory.
The gap can only be closed with full participation of the indigenous organizations and civil society acting constructively within the framework of national institutions, in the quest for a solution to conflicts and for consensus which, in the long run, will benefit the national society as a whole.
This gap can be fi lled either by providing a general guarantee against statelessness at birth according to Article 1, 1961 Convention, or, as an alternative, such a guarantee could be included in the Law for children of foreign nationals who are not able to transfer their citizenship to their children or for children one of whose parents is such a foreign national, the other one being stateless.
This gap could usefully be bridged by military-based logistic support.
In fact, the deepest gender gaps can be found in the sector of labour practices28.
Reducing gender gaps can thus enable progress towards more sustainable development outcomes.
These gaps can be addressed in the following ways.
Closing these gender gaps could yield enormous dividends for development.
It was suggested that such a gap could arise, for example, if the enforcement of a preliminary order took longer than twenty days.
He concluded that the gap could only be closed by the full participation of indigenous organizations.
Young Australians were united in the belief that these gaps could be closed in their lifetimes.
It could happen again, and if we do not take any action now,existing gaps could widen.
Immediate interim measures to address gaps can and should be achieved by October 2014.
In view of OIOS, these gaps can be attributed to the lack of prioritizing the large number of topics that require research.
These gaps can be overcome only by coordinated public and private sector information-gathering initiatives.
Acknowledges that identifying structural gaps can improve the understanding of development needs of developing countries, including middle-income countries;