Examples of using Poland reported in English and their translations into Russian
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Poland reported existing data-collection efforts on hate crimes such as racism,
The Government of Poland reported that the Council of Ministers approved on 18 May 2004 the National Programme for Counteracting Racial Discrimination,
In 1980 Poland reported a seizure of 51 kg of heroin,
Poland reported that child victims
Poland reported difficulties in long-term reduction of greenhouse gas emissions owing to rapid economic growth
Namibia and Poland reported quantitative data to illustrate the impact of their laws.
Hungary and Poland reported a significant fall.
Indonesia and Poland reported that they had hosted or co-hosted regional technical expert meetings, both formal and informal,
The Czech Republic and Poland reported that kidnappings and other crimes of violence were not the main activity of organized criminal groups,
After assessing the strengths and weaknesses of its own educational results, Poland reported that its main challenge was to focus more on developing creative and critical thinking, self-organization, effective communication and teamwork.
The expert from Poland reported on the outcome of the first meeting of the group of experts on service doors,
Bosnia and Herzegovina noted that it had no provisions for this; Croatia and Poland reported that the strategic impact study included alternative options that took into account the objectives
Bosnia and Herzegovina noted that it had no provisions for this; Croatia and Poland reported that the strategic impact study included alternative options that took into account the objectives
France, Ireland, Luxembourg, and Poland report no definition of impact in their legislation.
Poland reports on problems with the deadline for publication of the data on the Internet due to technical problems with the Internet platform.
Norway and Poland, reported on the development of national strategies to collect data on the situation of persons with disabilities.
Monaco and Poland, reported on progress made in applying emission limit values to existing stationary combustion sources with a thermal input above 500 MWth.
Poland reported concentrations of gamma-HCH in river sediments ranging from 2.4 to 9.4 ug/kg.
The authorities of Poland reported the detection of 14 such clandestine laboratories in 2002, compared with 408 in 2001.
The Government of Poland reported that there are an estimated 20-30,000 people living with HIV/AIDS in the country.