Examples of using It has contributed in English and their translations into Russian
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It has contributed to a relaxed attitude to the events.
The immunity shall not apply to the state"where it has contributed"to the release of hazardous substances.
It has contributed police and civilian personnel to a number of such operations.
EULEX increased its presence in the north of Kosovo,where it has contributed to the establishment of a European Union house.
It has contributed to the development of a culture of peace, sustainable development and democracy.
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Where broad stakeholder participation has taken place, it has contributed to the acceptance and implementation of criteria and indicators.
Thus, it has contributed to obtaining a low score on this item, worsened the whole picture.
Sweden indicated in its national communication that it has contributed about SEK 650 million to the GEF during its pilot phase and through 1997.
It has contributed to an unstable environment where extremism, injustice and despair flourish.
The bank acts as the nationally important project investor- during 2014-2016 it has contributed 80 million euros of its own funds to the Renovation(Modernisation) Programme.
Since 1993, it has contributed approximately $240 million in assistance to the Palestinians.
In this connection, please provide information on the Law Reform and Development Commission andexplain the extent to which it has contributed to implementing this recommendation of the Committee.
At the same time, it has contributed to enhancing world peace through its own development.
Direct assistance has reduced national poverty rates by an estimated 18.1 per cent, and it has contributed to reducing individual extreme poverty by an estimated 29.1 per cent.
It has contributed to broadening ownership or advocating it among donor and programme countries.
With regard to action 19, the European Union has organized several topical conferences, including in May 2011 and February 2012, and supports, through the EU Non-Proliferation Consortium, the establishment and strengthening of a network of independent European think tanks andnon-governmental organizations, to which it has contributed over Euro2 million.
Through prisons visits it has contributed to the improvement of prisons conditions in Tanzania.
It has contributed to building capacity at the national and regional levels in integrated coastal management.
NAM believes that through its principled positions, it has contributed in an open and constructive manner to important issues raised within the Agency in all aspects of its work.
It has contributed to the development of the IADC space debris mitigation guidelines and also implements them.
The Institute has a history of more than 40 years during which it has contributed more than 90 flight instruments to more than 30 international space science missions covering a wide range of space science disciplines.
Moreover, it has contributed to the drafting of a report on impunity for violations of economic, social and cultural rights.
Costa Rica believes it has contributed to breathing new life into this Article that was a dead-letter one year ago.
It has contributed substantially to that cooperation and is working with determination to implement it on the ground.
In this regard, it has contributed immensely to the building of bridges, roads and other infrastructural facilities.
It has contributed to the exceptional development and unprecedented strengthening of international criminal and humanitarian law.
On the contrary, it has contributed to placing these countries on unsustainable paths, with wealth being further concentrated amongst elites.
It has contributed to the strengthening of capacity in Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Slovenia and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
It has contributed to strengthening establishing more than 30 institutional mechanisms that directly address gender-based violence.
It has contributed significantly to settling legal disputes between sovereign States, thus promoting the rule of law in international relations.