Examples of using Their surplus in English and their translations into Russian
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How to solve the problem of their surplus player?
Complete subsistence or self-sufficiency rarely exists,as there is often some form of local market in which smallholders trade their surplus.
These people invest their surplus money in the pre-launched/n….
Some countries are food producers which export their surpluses.
Countries exported their surplus and roundwood prices fell.
They grow food crops for the market where they sell their surplus produce.
WHO encourages these facilities to send their surplus to the warehouse and order only items needed.
In September, the balance of inventories self-assessments indicated a decline in their surplus down to +6 points.
Meet requests by States seeking to reduce their surplus stocks of SALW and their ammunition, either under a stockpile reduction policy or by participating in DDR operations.
However, scientists found that in some cases there may bea lack one or more of chromosomes or their surplus.
Inventory automation in ABM Inventory allows to monitor sales dynamics, lost sales,inventories and their surplus throughout the whole company, each warehouse, store and supplier.
Appeals to all interested States to determine the size and nature of their surplus stockpiles of conventional ammunition, whether they represent a security risk, if appropriate, their means of destruction, and whether external assistance is needed to eliminate this risk;
Encouragingly, several States have adopted policies to destroy their surplus small arms and light weapons.
States agreed to provide more comprehensive information on the scale of their surplus destruction activities, including on disposal of surplus by methods other than destruction, and on assistance provided and received in this regard, and undertook to report on the acquisition of surplus small arms from other States.
Such an institution could issue securities in which the region's central banks would be able to park their surplus reserves.
States also noted that the proper identification andresponsible disposal of their surplus stocks, preferably through destruction, required resources, inter alia, to.
Ukraine inherited those stockpiles after the break-up of the Society Union when Soviet troops were being withdrawn from the Warsaw Pact countries,leaving their surplus ammunition in Ukraine.
In 1990, cooperatives were required to contribute 20 per cent of their surplus in excess of a half a million dollars to either the Central Cooperative Fund or the Singapore Labour Federation.
Apart from lending the Development Bank of Tuvalu also provide a saving facility where people are encouraged saving their surplus funds for rainy days.
Most of the national trade union cooperatives, which are the largest andmost successful, contribute their surplus to the Federation which is then channelled to the benefit of the lower income workers in Singapore.
In a world that is connected internationally, local famines have less and less effect, as those nations which produce abundance and a surplus, share their wealth, their surpluses with those who have little.
So far, CSR has been a trend within some conventional for-profit enterprises as a way of redistributing parts of their surplus for social or environmental issues; improving their public image; compensating or mitigating some negative impacts generated by their activities; or improve the well-being, motivation and productivity of their employees.
Such a regional institution could issue securities to enable the region's central banks to park their surplus reserves with it.
At its sixtieth session, the General Assembly appealed to all interested States to determine the size and nature of their surplus stockpiles of conventional ammunition; and requested the Secretary-General to seek the views of Member States regarding the risks arising from the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus and regarding national ways of strengthening controls on conventional ammunition, and to submit a report to the Assembly at its sixty-first session resolution 60/74.
Firms that reduce their emissions below their allocated amounts may sell their surplus permits to other firms.
The further accentuation of fiscal adjustment measures was another salient factor in the progress of stabilization programmes: in 1993, half of the 19 countries for which information was available had improved their fiscal management,either by reducing their deficits or increasing their surpluses.
Because of the maintenance of the aerial embargo, farmers, agricultural cooperatives andagro-business have been unable to export their surplus production(vegetables, fruits), which are usually shipped by air.
The Group also observed that encouraging wider donor participation,funding and support will require greater efforts on the part of national Governments to identify the scale of their surplus stockpiles and their disposal or destruction needs.
By resolution 61/72 of 6 December 2006 on"Problems arising from the accumulation ofconventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus", the General Assembly appealed to all interested States to determine the size and nature of their surplus stockpiles of conventional ammunition, whether they represent a security risk, if appropriate, their means of destruction and whether external assistance was needed to eliminate the risk.
The pattern is, however, very mixed; in some areas, peasants are visibly better off but in more remote areas the commercial network has still not been re-established, eight years after the end of the war, andpeasants are often unable to sell their surplus crops and thus have no money to buy goods from travelling traders.
