Examples of using Often established in English and their translations into French
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this is mostly the case for awards, often established by other stakeholders such as media.
being part of national sovereignty or national wealth was often established.
which are often established by the.
is often established.
Often established without the knowledge of the government and without any means at hand,
The maximum allowed up-charge amount is often established based on input from or negotiation with local pharmacy associations
Accountability of senior leadership is often established through provincial police services acts,
They are often established when an affiliate identifies locally distinctive investment opportunities and convinces the parent company of its ability to
deposition standards, often established after consideration of critical loads,
Often established through legislation, such data archives are recognized as a national institutions responsible for the general principles and specific duties outlined in their founding Acts.
anti-corruption institutions are often established to appease international actors,
The subject of the Report is related to the problem of avoidance(and evasion) through tax havens which is dealt with in a separate report.18 Although base companies are often established in“tax havens”,
emphasizing that they are often established and managed without the adequate participation of civil society.
global value chains often established by transnational corporations TNCs.
as a result of the Significant Trade Review),” SSN notes that export quotas are often established under the Significant Trade Review.
National statistical offices(NSOs) have not often established powerful networking relationships with users,
temporary shelters are often established without attention to a design that would provide safe and secure rest,
field level felt that the Department often established direct contact with national entities without informing the United Nations country team,
Emerging democracies often establish a larger number of registration centres
The calls often establish the commitment of the parties to abide by their hearing schedule.