Примеры использования Granting access на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This will really enhance the capabilities of the investigation agencies by granting access to various information at the earliest stage of investigation.
When granting access rights, the real Account names,
When granting access rights, the real Account names,
Furthermore, SAP was unable to provide a practical solution for granting access to selected documents for external parties such as Permanent Missions.
It is a result of the decision of Bulgarian government to allow sea access to Genoa(after first granting access to Venice).
The basis for granting access is Order of Chairman of the Management Boardby the appointmen to work position
including by granting access on the ground and by not inhibiting the mission which it has been entrusted with(France);
financial matters, granting access to all necessary finance documents
in particular by granting access to international and non-governmental organizations.
expedite the issuance of passes granting access to the conference rooms, as well as the publication of the list of participants.
facilitating transit and granting access to weapons storage facilities, as appropriate.
rights were individual rights, she agreed that granting access to the truth for victims of human rights violations could benefit communities
would imply that the host country sets additional requirements for granting access for foreign professionals,
In this respect, please indicate whether the State party envisages granting access to observers from the International Labour Organization to monitor the situation of child economic exploitation,
the access level associated with them before granting access to the data.
mining sectors by granting access to all necessary documents
I issued another public order on 14 March 2006 assigning a Trial Chamber to consider granting access to confidential materials filed in the Milošević case.
roles change so quickly that granting access is increasingly risky and costly.
in particular by granting access to international and non-governmental organizations.
including by granting access to all sites, equipment,