Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Foreign ngos in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Foreign NGOs claimed loudly:
It will, for the first time, require all foreign NGOs also to register.
are fronts for brothels, which is why they're all run by foreign NGOs.
In addition, an estimated 3 000 to 6 500 foreign NGOs are currently operating in China.
To top it all, the Russian authorities now also intend to silence domestic and foreign NGOs.
Pursuant to the new Act, foreign NGOs cannot be registered
wrote to journalists alleging that'foreign NGOs including Survival International….
Foreign NGOs, but also the European Commission,
many parts of Aceh have opened up to foreign NGOs and diplomats, including the coastal roads.
Foreign NGOs are required to seek approval from the Committee on Consideration of the Entry of Foreign Private Organizations FPO.
The EESC stresses that the serious difficulties facing foreign NGOs wanting to establish operations in China remain virtually unchanged.
the controls exerted on both local and foreign NGOs.
According to the draft as it stands, foreign NGOs must provide the Russian authorities with reports on their programmes,
even the existence of many local and foreign NGOs active in Zimbabwe.
In official publications, the Government has stated that it is facilitating the work of hundreds of foreign NGOs, active in more than twenty different fields in China,
In the West, we have been told that foreign NGOs did all the work, but according to these ladies it was the Liberians themselves
Greek and foreign NGOs concerned with the environment
both Chinese NGO leaders and representatives of foreign NGOs in China argue that the EU should at least maintain its current level of financial support to civil society organisations in China.
CESC should work closely to help make improvements in the transparency and clarity in regulations for foreign NGOs and to eliminate ambiguities in current regulations governing NGOs. .
Countries with fragile health systems may be able to tackle a given ailment with the help of NGOs and foreign governments, but they are likely to be dangerously unprepared when confronted with unexpected outbreaks of new diseases.
