Examples of using Previous chapters in English and their translations into Russian
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These have been discussed in previous chapters of the report.
Previous chapters have described some of these social determinants of health.
We have mentioned this term already in the previous chapters.
In previous chapters, we have reviewed the difficulties and risks that may hinder the achievement of each of the eight goals.
It should also present the recommendations resulting from previous chapters.
As outlined in the previous chapters in this note, this is especially important in jurisdictions within developing countries.
The main elements of those laws have been considered in previous chapters of the Guide.
Otherwise please adhere to the general recommendations outlined in the previous chapters.
Annex III andsome fact boxes in the previous chapters are examples of what is available now.
And if something is not clear to you,it means you haven't got some info from the previous chapters.
As pointed out in the previous chapters of this paper, considerable progress has been achieved in most of these fields.
Role and importance of non-governmental sector in the framework of civil society has already been discussed in previous chapters.
As mentioned in previous chapters, inconsistent selection processes and ineffective agreements signed with IPs create weak internal control frameworks.
Previous chapters have emphasized volunteerism as a mainstay of resilience, enabling communities to cope with shocks and stresses in a variety of ways.
This chapter suggests the recommendations based on the findings, analysis,and discussion in the previous chapters.
He proved in the previous chapters that Bethlehem was the place of Jesus' birth, and that Nazareth was his residence in his youth, according to the ancient prophecies.
Most of these issues raise specific questions as to the appropriate legal rule andare based on the discussion in the previous chapters.
Previous chapters described how it could be possible to provide good quality information by counting the number of updates and to link this to the source.
As explained in the previous chapters, analyses of current and future vulnerabilities and risks as well as of existing policies are the basis for developing sound adaptation strategies.
This chapter describes some of the cross-cutting issues likely to affect the adaptation andmitigation options presented in the previous chapters.
As explained in the previous chapters, analyses of current and future vulnerabilities and risks as well as of existing policies are the basis for the developing good adaptation strategies.
Figure 3.1 below shows a summary in schematic form how the fuel andenergy balance was developed from different information sources as discussed in detail in the previous chapters.
Previous chapters in the present Manual have addressed the varying requirements of different legal traditions and systems and how they can cause frustration and delay.
It will present different policy options for decision makers at regional andsubregional levels, in response to the scenario set out in previous chapters, in particular chapter 5.
Based on the information and analysis provided in the previous chapters, Chapter 7 of the National Profile provides a final analysis, which can be the basis for the executive summary of the National Profile.
There can be no blueprint, manual or prescription to ensure that the health system transformations of the type needed to tackle NCDs, andas set out in this and the previous chapters, will succeed.
The activities below draw on the knowledge about the brain acquired in previous chapters, with a review of the actual effects of commonly prescribed medications on the brain.