Examples of using Relatively advanced in English and their translations into Russian
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Encouragingly, the ROAR shows that UNDP is concentrating its effort at the relatively advanced stages of preparing
When she entered the facility, her relatively advanced years and difficult life were taken into account,
Since the science of hydrogeology was still in its infancy and relatively advanced only in the developed countries,
Even relatively advanced developing countries with a growing manufacturing base have difficulties in exploiting new export opportunities, in assimilating technology transfer
of national STIs in the region with relatively advanced statistical systems
given these countries' relatively advanced financial integration
the system in question reaches a relatively advanced level of development.
which requires relatively advanced technology and controlled conditions;(b)
While in some countries, along with a relatively advanced environmental legislation, there are already a number of specialized agencies
While the human rights standard-setting activities of the United Nations have entered a relatively advanced, mature stage, with emphasis increasingly
expected accomplishments on the assumption that the relatively advanced countries of the region fully support it by sharing their knowledge,
Its capacity for space-related programmes was relatively advanced for its region.
A relatively advanced Moldovan democracy compared with other CIS members,
Considering the relatively advanced age of these survivors,
Central Asia seem to be relatively advanced in this area.
The region continues to be relatively advanced in terms of literacy
although the preparations were already at a relatively advanced stage.
The Inspectors found that the European Commission is relatively advanced in ERM implementation in comparison to United Nations organizations.
Panama is a country whose development is relatively advanced and which now ranks forty-seventh in the world.
which are relatively advanced in ERM implementation,