Examples of using Ngos continue in English and their translations into Russian
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Independent foreign human rights NGOs continue to be denied access to the country.
NGOs continue to work towards having the toxic waste at Thor returned to the senders.
Emergency humanitarian aid provided by various United Nations bodies and NGOs continues.
NGOs continue to strengthen and utilize their own independent information dissemination channels.
The legislation on abortion has not changed, although some local NGOs continue to lobby for a broader law on abortion.
Several NGOs continue to remove mines in the provinces of Bié, Cunene, Kwanza Norte and Malange.
The Human Rights and Justice Section of BINUB andhuman rights NGOs continued to follow the situation throughout the country.
Through the INTGLIM, NGOs continue efforts to generate support for the proposal among UN Member States.
The impact of these young professionals is very difficult to measure in the short time they have been working, but municipalities,schools and education NGOs continue to demand professionals from our institution.
International and national NGOs continued to actively campaign for the release of the two men on grounds that they are innocent.
While it is clear that NGOs have received greater attention because of their ability to support development efforts in areas and with groups that Governments and intergovernmental institutions could not reach(notably with poor and marginalized communities at the grass-roots level), NGOs"have no desire to supplant or compete with the state in their development efforts; on the contrary, in both[developing anddeveloped countries] most NGOs continue to interact heavily with Governments" Drabek, 1987.
NGOs continued to play an important role in the implementation of project activities and in facilitating community participation at the grass-roots level.
The authorities are undertaking modest infrastructure projects and NGOs continued their local human rights work albeit with little or no resources.
SFK and its partner NGOs continue to work with the administrations of Almaty, Astana and Kyzylorda Region that have the worst scores.
The committee was disbanded after the Summit; however, the NGOs continue their involvement and are keenly interested in the follow-up to the Summit.
Many NGOs continue to contribute complementary support to TB control, such as advocacy, public information, training of professionals and guideline development.
The number of responses received for this monitoring exercise is an indication that NGOs continue to be pro-active and are very enthusiastic about the recommendations of the Conference and their commitment to its operationalization.
Other NGOs continue the work of documenting and investigating cases such as the Centre for Human Rights(a member of the International Society for Human Rights) at Medugorje.
This is a major funding shortfall, and Slovak NGOs continue to call for 10 percent of the total allocation of EU funds- roughly 1.5 billion euros- to go towards CLLD.
Local NGOs continue to sensitise communities on the danger of illegal abortions and are seeking funding for further research to assess the incidence of illegal abortion in Namibia.
The ninth inter-committee meeting also recommended that NGOs continue to explore possibilities for submitting joint reports, including through NGO networks and coalitions.
SWD and subvented NGOs continue to provide and strengthen the rehabilitation services and other services for PWDs, as mentioned in paragraphs 12.46 to 12.49 of the previous report.
Said that, despite a certain formal equality among religions, NGOs continued to report discrimination against non-traditional religions, whose followers faced visa problems and even expulsion.
At the moment, NGOs continue collecting information from people who need help in leaving Chechnya or getting support while having left the territory of Chechnya.
The IGO has recommended continued attention to these issues, since some NGOs continue to report a lack of transparency in their relationship with field offices, coupled with the fact that they are treated as contractors rather than partners.
International NGOs continue to be prevented from partnering with national NGOs, and they face significant restrictions for staff to travel to field locations.
The Advisory Group observed that NGOs continued to have concerns related to the slow disbursement of sub-grants from agencies receiving CERF funds.
The women's NGOs continue to carry out their role in advancing the status of women primarily in the implementation of several plans, programmes and projects to eliminate discrimination against women despite their limited resources.
Government in partnership with NGOs continue to conduct awareness raising and capacity building programs for women in decision making positions.
UNHCR's partnerships with NGOs continue to evolve towards more comprehensive collaboration and involvement in the assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation phases of operations, as well as in revising various guidelines and policies.