Примеры использования Cantonal level на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No representative data exist concerning the gender distribution of public funds channelled towards the encouragement of culture at either Federal or cantonal level.
such codes existed at the cantonal level.
To minimize political interference in police work, a two-year project was launched to establish independent police commissioners at the cantonal level and directors of police at the entity level. .
their own sets of fundamental freedoms at the cantonal level.
along with similar ministries at the cantonal level.
He asked whether the possibility of formulating such a plan had been considered at the federal or cantonal level.
first at the cantonal level and subsequently before the Federal Court.
which were registered only at the cantonal level.
more favourable provisions can be reached through a collective labour agreement or measures at cantonal level.
lists of fundamental freedoms also exist at the cantonal level.
in particular at cantonal level, with a view to reducing the number of suicides.
16 at the national level and 80 at the cantonal level.
There are no formal rules at Federal or cantonal level designed to impede
the implementation of international instruments at the cantonal level, her delegation had been surprised to realize that the Committee viewed federalism as a barrier to the implementation of the Convention in the country.
That meeting was aimed at enhancing awareness of the gravity of the problem among agencies concerned, especially at the cantonal level, in order to increase criminal prosecutions related to these kinds of offenses,
far back as 1959-1960, the two half-cantons of Appenzell avoided doing so at the cantonal level until 1990.
because the records are kept at the cantonal level.
the basic problem was to get accepted at the cantonal level the major decisions taken at the federal level. .
for instance at the district or cantonal level.
not include any provisions which regulate access to the courts or the proceedings thereof in a discriminatory manner at either the federal or the cantonal level.