Examples of using Now constitute in English and their translations into Russian
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the voluntary financial contributions by donors for this work now constitute a significant proportion of the UN-Habitat annual budget.
international energy-policy formulation and now constitute a major element of the global vision for sustainable development.
to ensure that their financial sectors- which, in the case of many of them, now constitute an important element in their economies- are properly regulated.
humanitarian personnel now constitute war crimes under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
The impact of the Open-ended Informal Consultative Process means that the annual resolutions on ocean affairs and fisheries now constitute a regulatory programme that is detailed and extensive
environmental-protection associations and others have widened their field of action and now constitute important groups to which our Governments are paying more
These have evolved in length and complexity and now constitute detailed and comprehensive commentaries on specific provisions of the treaties
international energy policy formulation and now constitute an integral element of the global vision for sustainable development
These have evolved in terms of length and complexity and now constitute detailed and comprehensive commentaries on specific provisions of the treaties
The islands which now constitute the BVI were first settled by English planters in the late seventeenth century
placed on stabilization and peacebuilding efforts, which now constitute the second focus of the mandate, after the protection of civilians.
a possible Third World War during the cold-war era, the increasing number of intra-State conflicts now constitute the most pressing threat to international peace and security.
inevitably calls for the continuation of the project activities that now constitute HDI-E into the next phase.
they were used as a basis for two training seminars for social science teachers from 25 technical colleges, who now constitute the first network of human rights outreach workers in schools.
actual arterial hypertension encourage the onset of these diseases, to such an extent that cardiovascular diseases now constitute a major challenge for the country.
where girls now constitute 45 per cent of the enrolled students,
The members of parliament elected in 1990 now constitute less than 3 per cent of the total current delegates to the Convention
the environment and culture now constitute a basis for action at national
the fact that recruitment patterns in the 1970s favoured men, who now constitute the pool of internal candidates for promotion to the D-1 level and above.
Section III, paragraphs 8 to 11 above, provides a list and the provisions of internationally agreed standards that now constitute the basis for monitoring the conduct of parties to conflict in relation to the protection of war-affected children: