Examples of using First-hand experience in English and their translations into Russian
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Our first-hand experience as victims of nuclear weapon testing on our islands,
The Republic of Korea is a unique country in that it has first-hand experience with overcoming extreme poverty within its living memory
gained first-hand experience on how to present such studies to potential investors
Together they have first-hand experience with and a broad range of skills required for the effective
It provides first-hand experience from an Editor's perspective
Georgian respondents were convinced that Abkhaz had an outdated image of Georgia and that any first-hand experience with doing business
The main goal of the ERCC Study tour was to provide a first-hand experience and familiarise disaster management
The report of the Mission that had visited Tokelau in August 2002 showed that nothing was as useful to the Committee's work as first-hand experience of the conditions in a Territory.
which would help the LEG to acquire first-hand experience in the use of the NAPA guidelines
We therefore speak from first-hand experience when we say that the Tribunal can deal with a wide range of disputes relating to the sea
She knew from first-hand experience that many rural women in Turkey wore headscarves and therefore enquired how
In the letter, he had attempted to convey some lessons learned on the basis of the Committee's first-hand experience with the Convention's compliance mechanism, which could be
relating the Committee's first-hand experience with the Convention's compliance review mechanism, copies of which
compare operational techniques and gain first-hand experience of some of the practical elements
The High Commissioner recalls from first-hand experience the difficulties inherent in establishing a functioning justice system from ruin,
of Central Support Services, to gain first-hand experience and knowledge of the way the capital master plan was implemented.
other ODA recipients where their first-hand experience provides unique benefits.
Ms. PLEŠTINA(Croatia) said that her country's first-hand experience of the effects of cluster munitions on the civilian population, and their continuing consequences
Vice-Chairperson of the Committee, he looked forward to using his country's first-hand experience in emerging from conflict to contribute to the Commission's endeavours in helping other post-conflict countries to rebuild and develop.
in which the participants gained first-hand experience of setting up and running WEAP by undertaking a case study on a hypothetical river basin in a small island developing State.