Examples of using Provided for in English and their translations into Chinese
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There are no other human resources provided for under the programme budget that could be made available for the implementation of the review mechanism;
Many of the cutting-edge technologies and algorithms are indeed provided for free and can be easily downloaded.
However, the law provided for specific measures have yet to be developed and eventually implement the needed time.
They are far too scantily provided for, and are worked too steadily, to be much concerned for the quality of their food.
In relation to the first question, most responding States confirmed that their national legislation provided for the same age limit as the Protocol.
Satisfaction of surveyed mission leadership with the support provided for human resources.
UNOPS has taken a conservative approach and has provided for the entire balance.
In many cases it had also granted transit facilities that went beyond those provided for in existing multilateral agreements.
Support provided for implementing each of the actions referred to in paragraph 5(a) above.
Each Party shall have one vote, except as provided for in paragraph 2.
The training provided for state prison guards and custody officers is as follows.
Each Party shall have one vote, except as provided for in paragraph 2.
The pacts provided for coordinating the economic plans of both states, standardizing their monetary systems, and creating a common pricing system and a customs union.
In addition, my Government has called for the immediate appointment of these members of the Joint Security Liaison Committee provided for in that instrument.
We have indeed established you in the earth(giving you power therein), and provided for you therein(various) means of subsistence.
You have to understand, Barry provided for us, he never hit anybody or yelled.
In particular, it referred to the crimes of: falsehood in private deed, provided for in art.
An amount of $3,000 is provided for minor repairs and maintenance of the Zagreb premises.
In many developing countries, tourism is often regarded as an industry provided for and managed by foreigners.
As identification of needs is a continuous process, actions to strengthen the support provided for conducting TNAs and to enhance reporting of their outcomes could be considered.