Examples of using Whose resources in English and their translations into Russian
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That won't be easy but not that hard task either,since there are people whose resources can be utilized.”.
Moreover, Monaco's social policy is coordinated by a public system whose resources represent almost 10 per cent of the State's operating budget and 5.25 per cent of its annual budget.
Moreover, particular attention should be paid to the needs of the local people whose resources were directly affected.
In particular, we appreciate the United Nations interest in the OAU Peace Fund, whose resources, acquired thanks to the generosity of donor countries, have helped to improve the capacity for conflict prevention and peacekeeping in Africa.
Accountability for the results in the IRF does not lie solely with the units or programmes whose resources are linked to those results.
National partners, whose resources are usually severely depleted, need to find the United Nations strategically and operationally coherent, notwithstanding the separate character, governance structures, mandate and source of financing of its different entities.
Tanzanites are only mined in the Arusha province of Tanzania, whose resources are almost exhausted causing prices to grow in geometric progression.
The opposition Transitional National Council(PNC) has delusive prospects of victory too, which is not able to assume full responsibility for the fate of the country and whose resources come to an end.
There was also a need to avoid overloading the African Union, whose resources were already stretched owing to its engagement in Darfur.
Not only do these developments present security challenges,as the Special Representative noted earlier, they impose a heavy burden on a Government and a people whose resources are already extremely limited.
We would like once again to stress the fact that we should not bring pressure to bear on the developing countries, whose resources are limited, and that we should also simplify the working procedures of the Organization and reduce the number of meetings and reports.
Third, we must spare no effort to free our fellow men and women, and above all our children and grandchildren,from the danger of living on a planet irredeemably spoilt by human activities, and whose resources can no longer provide for their needs.
Undertaking planning to reduce over-capacity without shifting that capacity to other fisheries whose resources may be already fished at the maximum sustainable rate or above that rate, taking into consideration potential socio-economic impacts;
However, the Ministry of Highways came out of the project, without making funds in the share capital,all fell on the shoulders of our company, whose resources in this project turned out to be not limitless.
In relation to AD DS, the resource partner is conceptually equivalent to a single forest whose resources are made available over an external trust or forest trust relationship to accounts that are physically stored in another forest.
We must spare no efforts to free all of humanity, and above all, our children and grandchildren,from the threat of living on a planet irredeemably spoilt by human activities, and whose resources would no longer be sufficient for their needs.
According to the Consolidated Act on Immigration,it is financed through the National Fund for asylum services and policies, whose resources are devoted to the reception of asylum seekers and their families, as well as the protection of refugees and of those who are entitled to subsidiary international protection.
They agreed further that no effort should be spared to free all of humanity, particularly future generations,from the threat of living on a planet irredeemably spoilt by human activities, and whose resources would no longer be sufficient for their needs.
The Special Rapporteur has received any number of reports andcomplaints from indigenous communities whose resources have been appropriated and are being utilized by powerful economic consortia, with neither their prior consent nor their participation, and without the communities securing any of the benefit of that activity.
The ultimate concern of life on a planet irredeemably spoilt by human activities, and whose resources may no longer provide for human needs;
The threat posed by organizations whose resources sometimes exceeded those of States and whose sinister projects were difficult to counter called for an innovative and reliable response that could come only through international cooperation, mindful of the constraints that countries involuntarily imposed on themselves.
Reduction of military expenditure is especially valuable for developing States whose resources are limited and cannot be mismanaged.
Mr. MSELLE(Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions) said, with regard to the Advisory Committee's proposals for meetings, that ACABQ did not formulatea programme of work independently of the needs of the Fifth Committee and the other parties whose resources it examined.
Because of such difficulties, the Secretary-General requested that a global fund be established whose resources would be allocated to fighting devastating epidemics and diseases.
Although he welcomed the decrease in unpaid peacekeeping assessments, new peacekeeping missions were expected to be established and the peacekeeping budget would rise to an unprecedented level,posing a serious challenge for Member States, whose resources were not unlimited.
In particular, the threat to which the Millennium Declaration refers,of living on a planet irredeemably spoilt by human activities and whose resources would no longer be sufficient for human needs, is one that menaces the whole of humanity.
Governments, businesses and communities around the world have an important role to play in this endeavour and in the broader effort, in the words of the Millennium Declaration,to free all of humanity from the threat of living on a planet irredeemably spoiled by human activities, and whose resources would no longer be sufficient for human needs.
The legislation requires countries to establish, through transparent and participatory process,a Human Development Trust Fund whose resources will be dedicated to reducing the number of persons living in poverty, expanding access of the poorest members of society to basic social services, including education, health, clean water and sanitation, and preventing the degradation of the environment.
The heads of State also promised to"spare no effort to free all of humanity, and above all our children and grandchildren,from the threat of living on a planet irredeemably spoilt by human activities, and whose resources would no longer be sufficient to meet their needs.
Indebtedness was always the main obstacle to the sustainable development of the developing countries, whose resources were dwindling and for whom their debt was a heavy burden.