Примеры использования Ability to undertake на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This process will strengthen their ability to undertake OFDI.
Master students have the ability to undertake a mandatory foreign scientific training in universities near and far abroad.
The shortfall in its budget was hampering its ability to undertake those vital reforms.
Did PMSCs have the ability to undertake their IHL responsibilities given, inter alia, the absence of standing forces available to them?
Bureaucratic impediments adversely affected aid agencies' ability to undertake protection activities.
His/her ability to undertake delegated responsibilities against set work standards and performance indicators would determine the performance rating.
I wish to thank the entire membership for its vote of confidence in our ability to undertake this lofty responsibility.
There is the need to fulfil a primary function,such as ability to undertake the legal work to establish a regulatory body or the technical capability to operate a nuclear reactor.
The number of temporary staff will be reduced,which will affect the responsiveness and ability to undertake new tasks.
In several regions, Governments have lost the ability to undertake the basic functions of the State, including maintaining law and order.
An important component of the right to life and the right to work which needs to be protected from exploitation is the ability to undertake economic activities of one's own choice.
Unpaid care work affects women's ability to undertake paid work, as well as the type, duration and location of their work, and may force them to turn to vulnerable and informal employment.
First, he must establish full control over the country's security‘bloc'- something that would assure his ability to undertake an independent line of policy and behaviour.
It has proved its ability to undertake a variety of assignments and has reacted flexibly to changing circumstances, working on topical policy issues and supporting the mandated shift towards increased capacity-building activities.
The consequence of this incomplete information is weaker ability to undertake comprehensive risk and debt sustainability analysis.
Another argument used for that choice is that the implementation phase of IPSAS requires significant financial andhuman resources, affecting their ability to undertake another large-scale project.
During the period of July and August 2006, the Commission experienced some unpredictability in its ability to undertake operations and investigative work as a result of the instability that existed in the region and Lebanon in particular.
Further requests the Secretary-General to revise the assessment form on consultants to make it more detailed andmore clearly indicative of the quality of the consultant's work and his or her ability to undertake future assignments;
Several businesses contended that this lack of clarity constituted a major obstacle to their ability to undertake their operations in a manner consistent with international expectations regarding the rights of indigenous peoples.
We note with regret that, in spite of the tremendous will on the part of theSecretariat to do more, resource constraints are limiting our ability to undertake more conflict-prevention activities.
While there are good reasons for doing this, it limits the ability to undertake effective and consistent socioeconomic analysis within a country and between countries, since these administrative boundaries have very different population numbers even within one country.
An important component of the right to life and the right to work that needs to be protected is the ability to undertake economic activities of one's own choice.
The ability to undertake assessments of food security, agriculture and nutrition/health is vital to ensure the correct identification of food needs, proper targeting of food assistance and evaluation of the impact of humanitarian programmes.
Further improved stability and reliability of the global network; proactive monitoring of services andongoing optimization; ability to undertake specialized and focused improvement initiatives.
Thus, poor people who work in stable or growing economies,who have demonstrated an ability to undertake the proposed activities in an entrepreneurial manner, and who have demonstrated a commitment to repay their debts are the best candidates for microcredit.
Their success in basing development on commodity production andtrade will depend on both the international environment and their ability to undertake, alone or jointly, the necessary institutional changes.
Their ability to undertake lesser and slower liberalization is, however, constrained by a WTO rule requiring regional trade agreements to liberalize"substantially all trade", often understood as requiring liberalization of 90 per cent of trade over 10 years.
In addition, human rights organizations and defenders appear to be under particular scrutiny, which raises concerns for their protection,safety and ability to undertake their work in a safe and secure environment.
In respect of user needs, work concentrated on the development of a model based on three basic sets of indicators:Readiness(measuring the ability to undertake electronic business processes and mainly related to the availability of the ICT infrastructure), Intensity(measuring the extent to which electronic business activities are carried out and mainly related to usage indicators) and Impacts indicators.
The extensive and significant activities which have taken place at the location within the Parchin site to which the Agency has repeatedly requested access have seriously undermined the Agency's ability to undertake effective verification.