Примеры использования Action plans should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Action plans should cover the following.
Other countries that have not yet prepared national action plans should be encouraged to do so;
Such strategic action plans should be based on identified national priorities;
Other countries which have not yet prepared national action plans should be encouraged to do so.
National action plans should be drawn up on the basis of the results achieved in Beijing.
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The Working Group notes a broad recognition that developing national action plans should not be a one-off exercise, but a continuous process.
Action plans should ensure that the strategy is not a mere declaration of intent.
The necessary translation of broadly formulated general policy objectives into concrete action plans should start from the National Environmental Action Plan NEAP.
Human resources action plans should be prepared to cover these entities as well.
States Parties that are in a situation to assist other States in developing such national action plans should offer and provide assistance, if invited to do so.
National action plans should consider measures to improve the performance of household appliances and lighting.
One representative considered that action plans should be refined and should include priorities, a work plan and a time-frame.
These action plans should be based on a critical and self-critical review of past national policies.
The recommendations and action plans should be non-punitive and should identify needs for technical assistance.
These action plans should address the gap between policy and practice identified in the report of the Secretary-General(E/2004/59), with a view to strengthening commitment and accountability at the highest levels within the United Nations system as well as to establishing mechanisms to ensure accountability, systematic monitoring and reporting on progress in implementation.
Such strategies or action plans should be integrated into or complementary to national strategies for sustainable development.
The action plans should be periodically translated into objectives guided by clear and concrete short-term goals.
Any future international action plans should include baseline indicators and well-targeted questionnaires related to development.
National action plans should not be seen as a oneoff exercise, but as a continuous process subject to review.
Future internationally agreed action plans should include baseline indicators and monitoring mechanisms related to socio-economic development;
National action plans should be written into a subsidiary programme of work that guides local governments.
The principal goals of such policies,strategies and action plans should be to provide ESCWA members with improved competitiveness in the knowledge-based global economy and to support their own moves towards creating knowledge-based societies.
National action plans should consider measures and dissemination of on-site generation technologies for renewable energy.
A number of participants stressed that any guidance on national action plans should be careful not to undermine the clarity provided on the scope and content of the second pillar of the Guiding Principles, which existed independently of whether a State has ratified and/or abides by all international human rights treaties.
National action plans should reflect the Guiding Principles as a coherent whole with three complementary and interrelated pillars.
National action plans should serve to raise awareness of the business and human rights agenda and move it forward.
National policies or action plans should be developed through a multi-stakeholder process based on information from national profiles.
National action plans should constitute a blueprint for action, setting out clear tasks and objectives to be met by specified actors.
Furthermore, national action plans should include measures to disseminate widely those expectations among national and international stakeholders.
National action plans should, therefore, serve as a reference point for preparing future reports on the implementation of the Platform for Action at the national level.