Examples of using Privatesector in English and their translations into Russian
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Privatization, labour and privatesector development;
Government bodies, privatesector organisations and ordinary people are increasingly feeling the need to build up their contacts with other countries.
Plus other languages as required for serving privatesector users of WIPO services.
Promote public- and privatesector codes of ethics, self-regulation and transparent monitoring.
The main problem holding back implementation of the project is a shortage of privatesector investment.
Mr. QUIRK(New Zealand) said that since 2002 no privatesector company provided services at the Mangere Accommodation Centre.
This is based on three principles: strengthening the creative sector, doing more to exploit the impact of culture,and increasing privatesector input into cultural life.
An administrative penalty replaces the current criminal proceedings for the failure of a privatesector employer to submit the required annual employment equity report to the Minister of Labour.
Privatesector development, to promote sustained and equitable economic growth by supporting privatesector development in developing countries and organizations which are working in microenterprise and small business development to promote income generation; and.
More often than not, in medical practice, both public and privatesector, the following.
We join the call to mobilize Government and privatesector resources to respond to the needs of the millions who suffer from HIV/AIDS, 95 per cent of whom live below the poverty line.
She would also like to know what concrete measures had been introduced to encourage privatesector enterprises to recruit women to senior posts.
Housing associations are independent nonprofitseeking privatesector bodies(associations or foundations) which operate within a statutory framework laid down in the Housing Act and the Subsidised Rented Sector(Management) Decree.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of a wideranging law prohibiting discrimination in privatesector areas such as employment and housing.
Additional earmarked contributions were generated from various national and international privatesector companies and other major groups, more than 100 of which were contributing annually, including through in-kind contributions in support of UNEP priority initiatives.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of a comprehensive law prohibiting discrimination in privatesector areas such as employment and housing.
Share of profits: privatesector workers are entitled to a share in the company's annual profits, calculated on the basis of income tax statements or determinations Labour Code, arts. 97-110, and the relevant amendments under Act No. 85, published in the Official Gazette No. 672, April 1995.
In law, the various elements comprising the total income of publicsector and privatesector workers protected by the Labour Code are as follows.
This Plan was devised by the National System for the Integral Development of the Family, the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, the Ministry of Social Development, the Ministry of Education, the Mexican Social Security Institute andthe Office of the AttorneyGeneral of the Republic, together with privatesector institutions, chambers of commerce and trade unions.
It reported that it spent approximately USD 2 million in 2004- 2005 fostering privatesector technology transfer, particularly in the area of clean coal technologies, under this initiative.
Update and streamline research agendas Strengthen countries' capacities fordoing good research and ensure that national interests- rather than donor or privatesector interests- drive national research agendas.
WFP will continue to increase the number of donors to provide the resources it needs. The PrivateSector Partnerships and Fundraising Strategy(2013- 2017) will help to maximize resources and enhance capacity development.
In the new phase of the implementation of the Bonn Declaration that begins at the end of 2005, the Parties may wish to explore all the innovative funding possibilities that exist, including decentralized cooperation,the involvement of privatesector stakeholders, debtfornature swaps, and the development of carbonemissions trading.
Policies, strategies and partnerships established to promote public-private sector collaboration and privatesector and market development that benefits the poor and ensures that low-income households and small enterprises have access to a broad range of financial and legal services.
It has initiated businessprinciples for sustainable urbanization, to be endorsed by privatesector companies partnering with UN-Habitat.
Ms. PASTOR, referring to questions 7 to 9 on the list of issues, said that in 2001,women occupied 42 per cent of privatesector positions and 37 per cent of public administration positions and were far more numerous than men in category A civil service positions. There had been a marginal increase in the number of women in the private sector in 2008, to 42.13 per cent.
The workshop examined opportunities for accessing frameworks and also evaluated the potential for privatesector investment in environmental management of relevance to the Convention's activities.
Resolution 21/7, on sustainable public-private partnership incentives for attracting largescale privatesector investment in lowincome housing, would further sharpen the focus on partnerships and the need to bring the private sector on board, because Governments alone could not finance the quantity of housing needed to lift people out of slums.
Sectors that play a key role in mitigating the problems of poverty are education, health care, social welfare, agriculture, privatization,labour and privatesector development, infrastructure and telecommunications, environmental protection and tourism.
Article 5 of the Elderly Persons Act, published in Official Gazette No. 806, refers to the treatment that society andthe State should accord to elderly persons:"Public-sector and privatesector institutions shall provide facilities for elderly persons wishing to participate in social, cultural, economic, sporting, artistic and scientific activities.