Examples of using Have contributed to improving in English and their translations into Spanish
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deeper focus(e.g. the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations), have contributed to improving both the quantity and the quality of trade
the Publish What You Pay campaign have contributed to improving the situation, by allowing figures on the amounts paid by companies to Governments to be made public
These developments have contributed to improving protection of individuals in all situations through,
the actions suggested have contributed to improving the capacity of counterparts in developing countries to design
in identifying commonly agreed objectives, which have contributed to improving human life in different parts of the world.
in identifying commonly agreed objectives, which have contributed to improving human life in different parts of the world.
The Committee welcomes the implementation of various measures that have contributed to improving the social, economic and cultural situation of the Gypsy community,
These have contributed to improved basic urban services in low-income settlements.
Tariff reductions under preferential agreements have contributed to improved access to the Guatemalan market for partners.
JPs have contributed to improved governability and institutional capacities to deal with the environment and climate change.
These efforts have contributed to improved economic performance by least developed countries,
sportspersons with disabilities have contributed to improve the ranking of Mauritius.
UNFPA has contributed to improving the availability of maternal health
Higher oil prices have contributed to improved remittance flows to Asia from Russia and other oil-producing countries.
The project has contributed to improving the social environment
It was stressed that the introduction of that policy had contributed to improving the procurement practices of local
UNODC has contributed to improving the status of ratification of the relevant international instruments.
Implementation of these measures has contributed to improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the College as a results-based organization operating in a public sector environment.
This tool has been valuable to all humanitarian partners, and has contributed to improving the response of the Department to ongoing and incipient complex emergencies.
The evaluation found that both types of projects had contributed to improving the level of knowledge