Examples of using Have secure in English and their translations into Russian
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We have secured the Falcon.
As you well know.***you would have secured Peter Burke's release.
We have secured a small amount.
Every document can have secure access controls.
We have secured the contract to supply coal to the canal landings.
I say again, we have secured the Falcon.
Every room has air-conditioning andall shared rooms have secure lockers.
They have secured the package.
Nearly all families live in two- or three-storey detached houses,live settled lives and have secure employment.
The villas have secure, covered, private parking.
We have double, twin, four and six bed rooms available. Every room has air-conditioning andall shared rooms have secure lockers.
But without a drone,which you could have secured in five minutes, he slipped away.
We have secured the agreement of a number of Member States to participate in such an operation.
Land tenure must be secured to ensure that people have secure rights over their own land.
The terrace houses have secure railings on some of these gardens is a children's playground.
Our landlocked country, andthe region as a whole, should have secure multiple access to the world market.
We have secured a reputed position in world for maintaining long term customer relationship.
Our landlocked country andthe region as a whole should have secure, multiple points of access to the world market.
Major holders have secure storage facilities to accommodate PCB contaminated equipment when retired as an option.
This study showed that approximately 97 per cent of the families have secure access to potable water, regardless of seasons and areas.
Participants agreed that equitable and sustainable forest management institutions must ensure that women, indigenous peoples andother marginalized forest-dependent people have secure access to forest resources.
Per cent of the established regional andsubregional offices have secure connections and internet protocol-based communications capabilities.
Although current international circumstances have shown the fragility of the balance among the Agency's statutory activities-- giving greater weight to its verification activities-- Mexico considers it necessary to seek appropriate formulas to ensure that the International Atomic Energy Agency's three pillars-- security,verification and promotion of the peaceful uses of nuclear energy-- have secure, predictable resources that can respond to the needs of member States.
It is extremely important to ensure that fishing communities have secure rights of access to sustainably managed fishing resources.
A society that values women and girls is a society in which girls andwomen complete schooling and in which more women have secure jobs and influence policy and law-making.
He admits that as part ofa final peace settlement, Israel must have secure and recognized borders, which should emerge from negotiations between the parties in accordance with United Nations Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338 1973.
The studies also show that communities have a much greater incentive to use biodiversity sustainably when they have secure rights over their territories and resources.
Ensuring that those in need,as well as staff who care for them, have secure access to the facilities and services identified by the Emergency Health Task Force would be a major task for the HNP, with support from the international security presence, which would also be requested to undertake low-key surveillance of the main health facilities.
They calculated that, regardless of the scenario,nearly five billion humans may no longer have secure access to safe drinking water and food for their survival in 2050.
Hence, the principal objectives of the Programme of Action-- to ensure that families and households have secure homes and that parents have the opportunity to give due attention to the well-being of their households, especially their children-- needs to be reaffirmed in 2014, given that households are growing increasingly more diverse in structure, that a rising number of persons live alone, and that children worldwide are more likely to be raised by a single parent.
