Примеры использования The efforts that have been made на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the report, the Special Rapporteur summarizes the efforts that have been made since by Governments and international agencies to build resilience against the risk of future crises.
Indeed, notwithstanding the efforts that have been made, the demand for and supply of drugs continue to be a major problem.
Certain fundamental documents have been circulated in English alone and, although we note the efforts that have been made by the translation service,
We recognize the efforts that have been made to modernize their methods of work
It has welcomed all the efforts that have been made and continue to be made to ensure the success of that process.
We acknowledge the efforts that have been made to overcome the impasse in the CD through the A5 proposal and Ambassador Chris Sanders'"food for thought" non-paper.
The efforts that have been made and the reactions were already waited, but any good cause is born from a small seed.
I must therefore thank Mr. Mayor for the efforts that have been made during his mandate to bring UNESCO's action more closely into line with its real aspirations.
We applaud the efforts that have been made by the Government of President De Klerk
his Special Representative for the efforts that have been made on behalf of Haiti.
I would now like to share our experiences in the efforts that have been made by the Indonesian Government in implementing the ICPD Programme of Action.
We wish to commend the secretariats of both bodies for the efforts that have been made in this regard.
We would also like to place on record our appreciation for the efforts that have been made by the Chairpersons of the two Working Groups.
although we appreciate the efforts that have been made thus far by the donor community to help the Palestinian Authority, we cannot ignore
We recognize the efforts that have been made at national, subregional,
We also support the efforts that have been made by the Secretary-General, through his Special Representative,
commercial exchanges between nations and undermine the efforts that have been made to achieve continental