Examples of using Specific role in English and their translations into Spanish
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However, there is little detail on their specific role and importantly how to raise awareness on the importance of whistleblower protection in their work.
Within the"women in leadership" priority the Ministry has a specific role to nominate suitable women for state-sector boards.
noting their particular area of interest and their specific role on the Panel.
Another delegation asked what was the Fund's specific role and comparative advantage in the context of population assistance to Bangladesh.
This meeting aims to focus the discussion on their specific role in providing finance for large, cross-border infrastructure projects.
Our studies have started to reveal the essential and specific role of each Ags/ Bgs protein in cytokinesis.
In most case, procedures are related to the organization's specific role, the type of intervention
referencing its specific role within the United Nations system;
Accordingly, it was difficult to grasp the specific role of UNDAF in countries where clear-cut development strategies
Apply one MSP file on a server for each specific role that the server holds.
the user then assumes the role with a specific role password.
There is a broad range of sectors in which governments play no specific role.
wherein NGOs have been given the authority to substitute the State machinery's specific role.
In Colombia, a number of bodies are involved in border control and immigration, each one with a specific role.
less feasible, but your specific role.
communicate the secretariat's specific role.
Consolidate and strengthen support to non-Annex I Parties with a better defined, specific role for the secretariat.
Recognizing the specific role of the International Committee of the Red Cross
We invite you to contact your national delegation with the relevant proposals to ensure that the specific role of local and sub‑national authorities is recognized
In this connection, the specific role of judges within the State structure confers upon the judiciary the obligation to provide for stringent entry exams for admission as judges and subsequently for a continuing scheme of legal education.