Examples of using Those measures include in English and their translations into Russian
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Those measures include the continued construction of the wall and the presence of checkpoints.
Those measures include developing training capabilities in the field of international trade.
Those measures include a freeze of financial and economic assets, a travel ban, and an arms embargo.
Those measures include, inter alia, the adoption of the new Ethiopian Constitution and the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Those measures include the establishment of an expert group within the police force and the creation of an inter-agency coordinating group(KOR) for this phenomenon.
Those measures include subjecting water uses to conditions and restrictions, prohibiting or limiting water takings, and suspending or varying authorizations sects. 131 to 135.
Those measures include the establishment of the African research centre on controlling communicable diseases, whose expenses Colonel Muammar Al-Qadhafi has offered to cover in large part.
Those measures include:(a) increasing expenditures for income maintenance and social services;(b) providing better health services;(c) enhancing education opportunities; and(d) providing better access to housing.
Those measures include additional restrictions on travel by United States citizens to Cuba and also on the remittances sent from the United States to Cuban relatives, estimated at $1 billion in 2004.
Those measures include the development of a new integrated recruitment, placement and promotion system, and strengthening of performance management through new tools for monitoring and appraisal of managers and staff.
Those measures include legislative changes to protect women from all forms of violence, promoting women's access to social security services and ensuring that women migrant workers do not suffer discrimination in employment-related matters.
Those measures include regular meetings between the specialist officers and senior management officials in the functional units to review not only relevant mission-specific issues but also trends and developments in the specialist functional area.
Those measures include the implementation of revised standard operating procedures to enhance capacity for physical protection, in particular in respect of the military and police components, and to increase the robustness of the force and the formed police units.
Those measures include the implementation of the automated Consolidated Treasury System, the use of more efficient heat-saving measures in the conference rooms, the replacement of lighting fixtures and obsolete flushing installations and other savings anticipated in costs of utilities.
Those measures include efforts to consolidate its control over East Jerusalem and other strategic areas in the West Bank, military incursions into the Gaza Strip, air raids and artillery bombardments and the indiscriminate arrest of Palestinian Authority officials, including members of the Legislative Council.
Those measures include the application of information technology, such as an automated system for customs data, and one-stop border posts, such as the one at Chirundu, on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, which has cut the border crossing time from nine days to about nine hours.
Those measures include allowing students to attend the corresponding faculties in other governorates and take their examinations there, granting them additional years to complete their requirements, and authorizing private universities to open temporary facilities in safe parts of the country.
Those measures include the following: Ministry of Commerce and Industry circular No. 26/2001 of 31 December 2001, issued to insurance companies; Capital Market Authority circular No. 38/2001 of 30 December 2001, issued to companies dealing in securities; Central Bank of Oman circular No. BDD/CBS/CB/2001/2898 of 27 October 2001.
Those measures include, among others, cooperation in tracing of firearms(art. 12, para. 4 of the Protocol), designation of a focal and liaison point(art 13, para. 2 of the Protocol and art. 18, para. 13 of the Convention), extradition and mutual legal assistance(arts. 16 and 18 of the Convention) and joint investigations art. 19 of the Convention.
Those measures include the Green Scheme programme, which promotes the development of irrigated agronomic production aimed at increasing the contribution of agriculture to the country's gross national product and at achieving a high degree of social development, uplifting those communities located within the suitable irrigation areas.
Those measures include ensuring that sufficient jurisdiction exists, based on the various jurisdictional models discussed in the present report, and, where appropriate, considering non-essential elements such as the presence of planning, preparation and proceeds, which may be more important in fraud cases than in cases involving other types of crime.
Those measures include an embargo relating to proliferation-sensitive nuclear activities and nuclear weapon delivery systems; an export ban on arms and related materiel from the Islamic Republic of Iran; and targeted measures, namely, an assets freeze, a travel ban and a travel notification requirement for designated individuals and entities.
Those measures include increased revenue collection through greater efficiency, enhanced transparency and accountability and anti-corruption measures; regular payment of salaries of public employees and the earliest clearance of the accumulated arrears of unpaid salaries; and fulfilment of the conditions agreed upon with the International Monetary Fund(IMF) and the World Bank.
Those measures include periodically reinforcing the collective understanding of the role and functions of the integrated operational teams and keeping under review a matrix setting out the roles and responsibilities of the integrated operational teams and functional specialist areas, approved in 2009 by the senior management of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Field Support.
Those measures include a national syringe-exchange programme that has been in place since 1994; automatic approval of new drugs since 1996; the 2001 decriminalization act regarding drug consumption; providing access to health care services for legal and illegal immigrants; and the recent appointment of a group of experts to address public health concerns in prisons.
Those measures include a proliferation-sensitive nuclear activities-related and nuclear weapon delivery systems-related embargo; a ban on the export or procurement of any arms and related materiel from the Islamic Republic of Iran and a ban on the supply of seven specified categories of conventional weapons and related materiel to that country; an assets freeze and a travel ban on designated individuals and/or entities.
Those measures include a proliferation-sensitive nuclear activities-related and nuclear weapon delivery systems-related embargo; a ban on the export or procurement of any arms and related materiel from the Islamic Republic of Iran and a ban on the supply of seven specified categories of conventional weapons and related materiel to that country; an assets freeze and a travel ban on designated individuals and/or entities.