Examples of using Resources represent in English and their translations into Russian
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Other resources represent an important complement to the regular(nonearmarked) UNDP resource base.
The resolutions recognize that non-core resources represent an important complement to regular resources. .
Other resources represent resources which are earmarked by the donors as to their use.
For a number of countries, especially in the Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia,mineral resources represent the most important sector of the economy.
Non-core resources represent an important complement to the regular resource base of UNDP.
Going to scale: once policies are in place andinstitutions aligned, domestic resources represent the bulk of the investment required for pro-poor housing and urban development.
Other resources represent an important complement to this unearmarked regular resource base of UNDP.
In particular, it was highlighted how these resources represent an important source of revenue and economic development.
Other resources represent an important complement to the regular(non-earmarked) UNDP resource base.
Despite my country's current financial difficulties,national resources represent 9 per cent of the resources needed to implement the 2006 operational plan.
Local resources represent contributions channelled through UNDP by programme country Governments and other local partners.
As far as mobilizing resources is concerned,the Secretary-General rightly points out in his report that insufficient human and financial resources represent the principal obstacle in the combat against malaria.
Extrabudgetary resources represent 92 per cent of the total resources available to this programme.
Other resources represent earmarked contributions to specific themes, programmes and activities and tend to be geographically concentrated.
Furthermore, the resolution notes that non-core resources represent an important supplement to core resources and recognizes the establishment of a number of multi-donor funding mechanisms.
Other resources represent earmarked contributions to specific themes, programmes and activities, and tend to be geographically concentrated.
But core and non-core resources are not interchangeable.Non-core resources represent earmarked contributions to specific themes, programmes and activities, and tend to be geographically concentrated.
Resources represent support provided by the Mission in the delivery of humanitarian assistance, whereby the contingents are expected to implement at least one civic project in their various areas of deployment.
The sea brings us together, and its resources represent the most tangible asset for the future sustainable economic development of many of our communities.
Other resources represent an important complement to the regular resource base of UNDP, enabling the organization to embark on a broad range of partnerships, in particular with international and regional development banks, the European Commission and other partners.
For a number of them, especially SEE and EECCA countries,mineral resources represent the most important sector of the economy. In the more affluent Central European countries, mineral resources have lost their economic importance.
Non-core resources represent earmarked contributions to specific themes, programmes and activities, and they tend to be concentrated geographically.
Support costs for regular resources represent an allocation of $5 million annually from the UNDP biennial support budget.
Non-core resources represent earmarked contributions to specific themes, programmes and activities, and tend to be geographically concentrated geographically.
The resolutions recognize that non-core resources represent an important supplement to regular resources and also recognize the establishment of a number of multi-donor funding mechanisms.
These other resources represent potential future additions to reserves and are therefore important to both countries and companies for planning and portfolio management purposes.
For a number of them, especially in EECCA,mineral resources represent the most important sector of the economy, while in the more affluent Central and East European countries, mineral resources have lost their economic importance.
Other(non-core) resources represent an important complement to the regular resource base of UNDP, however, regular and other resources are not interchangeable.
In the current biennium, the estimated extrabudgetary resources represent 88.2 per cent and the regular budget 11.8 per cent of the overall resources required by the Office, as compared with 89.1 and 10.9 per cent, respectively, in the biennium 1998-1999.
Regular resources represent resources which are unrestricted in use and include voluntary contributions, interest earnings, donations and miscellaneous income.