Примеры использования A cultural change на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Yes, you are quite right that this will take a cultural change.
I believe it's a cultural change, it's not only political, economic or social.
To change women's position in the labour market, the Netherlands requires a cultural change.
Most importantly, however, this also demands a cultural change within the United Nations.
This requires a cultural change in companies and a more positive self image among women themselves.
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In order for human resources management reform to achieve its key objectives,there must be a cultural change.
It was therefore necessary to operate a cultural change in the society in order to benefit fully from a market economy.
A cultural change in men's perception of women is the key to eliminating inequality in the apportionment of work.
PPPs require a blend of different skills,as well as a cultural change within the public administration- and there are no rapid solutions.
Perhaps a cultural change, supported by the enhancement of cooperative efforts between commodity producers and consumers, could be encouraged.
Thus, the main objective of our national policy for the older person is to achieve a cultural change resulting in better treatment of older persons.
We have said in the past that such a cultural change would take minimally two generations, approximately 40-50-60 years to change the culture of a nation.
While minimum compliance with these GEF standards will be achieved in 2009,full compliance calls for a cultural change and additional investments in support systems.
Healthcare as a cultural change agent in a socially sustainable society begins with the procreative couple many months before their firstborn child.
In addition to re-engineering individual production processes, a cultural change in statisticians' approach towards the production of statistics is required.
It also includes a cultural change of the ways in which people deal with each other, and acceptance of an opposing position without wanting to suppress this opposition.
Creating awareness and mainstreaming at peacetime-- setting in motion a cultural change-- is crucial to preventing violations in times of conflict.
Its aim was to trigger a cultural change in the Netherlands so that holding full-time or larger part-time jobs would become the norm for women.
Building awareness about the benefits of entrepreneurship and celebrating successful entrepreneurs send strong andpositive signals which can generate a cultural change in views about entrepreneurship.
Integrated approach calls for a cultural change in statistical production and moving away from the stovepipe approach that focuses on an individual statistic.
Ms. Espinosa(Mexico) said that significant progress had been made in increasing the percentage of women in Government;nevertheless a cultural change was called for and that involved many people.
A cultural change in government and society would be required to bring engagement to life, along with the human capital and skills necessary for effective participation.
Though the Office of Human Resources Management initiatives have begun a cultural change, staff and managers are not fully committed to the nature, scope and purpose of reform.
Stresses that results-based management will require the Organization to create a sustained focus on results, and in this regard requests the Secretary-General to take concrete measures to achieve a cultural change throughout the Organization;
The central objective of this project is to achieve a cultural change that will result in more diversity in the fire brigade organisations, including more women fire fighters.
The purpose of the National Office is to help to strengthen the State as guarantor of women's rights, promote the mainstreaming of policies for women in programme execution agencies, provide the technical advice required by this process, andencourage activities to facilitate a cultural change in institutions and in society, in order to render the practical application of equality increasingly more visible.
This expansion of the labour participation requires both a cultural change among employers and a more positive perception in society of women who combine employment and care.
You might recognize in the two Nobel Laureates for Economics this year, that there is somethingsignificant about their work, that this is a cultural change that will bring about great progress socially, economically, politically and industrially.
It concludes that such a cultural change needs a wider societal change to thinking of educa onal resources as largely a public rather than a private good.