Examples of using Were particularly relevant in English and their translations into Russian
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The MDG-related activities were particularly relevant in the Caucasus and Central Asia.
He also noted that the aim of protecting the rights of indigenous peoples had not yet filtered through to legislation orState policies in areas that were particularly relevant to them.
Regional solutions were particularly relevant when considering the topic of expulsion of aliens.
The State party's attitude to dissent andits openness to criticism were particularly relevant in connection with those surveys.
Those efforts were particularly relevant in rural areas where people might be unaccustomed to foreigners.
IHRC also stressedthat the cost and location of schools were particularly relevant for higher education.
These trips were particularly relevant since one of the country's challenges is the relative absence of state presence and authority outside of Bangui.
However, it was obvious that a number of general points were particularly relevant at this stage; they are outlined below.
He added that such studies were particularly relevant at the present time, when labour migration had increasingly become a movement from one part of the developing world to another.
There was general support toretain the reference to"families" in this subparagraph, as families were particularly relevant in the context of this draft article.
Many of the measures under that plan were particularly relevant to women, because they specifically targeted the long-term, the older and the low-skilled unemployed.
The thematic cluster of issues for the current implementation cycle of the multi-year work programme of the Commission on Sustainable Development, namely, energy, climate change and industrial development,including air pollution, were particularly relevant.
It was further explained that two aspects were particularly relevant in the experience of Singapore's single window facility.
Kyrgyzstan felt that the issues of the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development, especially the interrelationship between population, sustained development, and the education, economic status andempowerment of women, were particularly relevant.
Some of the rules reaffirmed in the draft articles were particularly relevant, including the provisions on statelessness and family unity.
Those topics were particularly relevant not only because of the need to fund integrated programmes but also in view of the process of decentralization and the portfolio of new initiatives.
He added that among thestrategies implemented by UNICEF, two were particularly relevant-- community participation and partnership development.
Regional projects were particularly relevant when they focused on specific subregions with shared concerns and common development challenges, and when they had a flexible design at the country level.
An approach and format that was common to UNFPA, the United Nations Children's Fund, and the World Food Programme, had been utilized,while allowing for each fund to highlight aspects that were particularly relevant to its areas of operation.
The proposals on co-development as a lasting solution were particularly relevant, and his Government would spare no effort in implementing them.
In that regard, it was noted that registries that focused on a specific document orindustry did not pose particular challenges with respect to user awareness since those registries required user's participation, or were particularly relevant for that industry.
The Chair said that the comments of the representative of Benin were particularly relevant because Benin was a West African country that had much in common with Sierra Leone.
He supported the inclusion of new topics in the Commission's long-term programme of work; the topics on the formation and evidence of customary international law and the fair andequitable treatment standard in international investment law were particularly relevant to States that were actively promoting global and regional trade and investment.
Economic, social andcultural rights were particularly relevant to United Nations agencies and the World Bank, not least because denial of those rights could lead to violations of civil and political rights.
In the view of other delegations, while the Commission, at an initial stage, could confine itself to the study of“strictly” unilateral acts, at a later stage, and in the light of the results achieved in that study,it might examine other less formal expressions of the will of States which were particularly relevant in international practice, such as acquiescence, silence and estoppel.
The words in the UNESCO Constitution were particularly relevant to the peace process in the Middle East:"… since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men that the defences of peace must be constructed.
In the initial phase of the Commission's work at least, the topic of unilateral acts should be limited to those acts which were also unilateral declarations, although at a later stage, and in the light of the results achieved in relation to“strictly” unilateral acts,the Commission might examine other less formal expressions of the will of States which were particularly relevant in international practice, such as acquiescence, silence and estoppel.
The Forum noted that regional infrastructure funds were particularly relevant for developing cross-border infrastructure and that there was a need to activate some existing instruments for transport infrastructure development.
Noting that the study had been completed prior to the discussion of financial arrangements at the recent third session of the Preparatory Committee for the Development of a Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management,he said that the Conference might also wish to take into account those discussions, which were particularly relevant to the proposal to establish a financial mechanism for chemicals-related multilateral agreements.
It regretted the fact that Guinea-Bissau did not support five recommendations that were particularly relevant, in the light of the impunity enjoyed by members of the armed forces for human rights violations that occurred in March and June 2009.
