Examples of using Complementary assistance in English and their translations into Spanish
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Iii. estimated complementary assistance from other sources.
Iii. complementary assistance from other sources used in areas.
Iii. complementary assistance from other sources used in undp's areas of concentration.
people affected by crisis receive coordinated, complementary assistance.
I have therefore sought to encourage a wider range of complementary assistance from the international community.
Each of these bodies is accordingly positioned to provide distinct but complementary assistance during the post-election period.
A complementary assistance programme of that kind had already been introduced in Kigoma,
Additional and complementary assistance is also provided through the Assisting Communities Together(ACT)
the proposed unit would provide coordinated and complementary assistance in emergencies.
Parallel and complementary assistance to other regulatory agencies in this area of concentration has already been negotiated with the IDB,
to strengthen the regular public health activities, in a complementary assistance to those authorities competent for terrorism
He underlined the need for complementary technical assistance.
Programme on complementary medical assistance for needy people;
It is complementary to assistance provided by the IMF.
Vii To consider follow-up action for arranging investments and complementary technical assistance.
Policy and law on social assistance with complementary measures established.
In this respect, there is significant potential for leverage of complementary technical assistance activities in this area.
Speakers stressed that such delivery should not preclude complementary technical assistance initiatives at the regional and global levels.
Efforts by the national authorities and MINUSTAH to reduce violence can succeed only with strong complementary bilateral assistance, including for promoting employment in gang-affected areas.
Cash for complementary food assistance for most vulnerable people: wheat flour,