Примеры использования Broad national на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Broad national discussion and consensus were needed.
This process has drawn broad national support from all sectors in Burundi.
The success of any reconciliation process will depend on broad national support.
A broad national programme to eliminate poverty was being carried out.
Simultaneously, we have adopted a social agenda through a broad national consensus.
Broad national consultation lies at the heart of national ownership.
The plan was designed on the basis of broad national consensus despite some initial opposition.
To conduct a broad national campaign, following the elections, through the available communication channels against racial discrimination;
The Committee recognizes the value of States parties organizing broad national consultations when drafting their reports under the Covenant.
Within this broad national document, several sub-plans were enunciated, one of which has to do with Gender and Development.
A successful constitutional process will require a conducive political andsecurity environment and the forging of a broad national consensus.
The process involved broad national consultation and promoted intense local debate.
El Salvador's tripartite vision took account of education, health andpublic-safety issues as part of a broad national development strategy covering all of those areas.
Supports the development of a broad national strategy to address climate change and to implement the Convention;
Establish transitional justice mechanisms to deal with human rights violations that were committed in the past, based on the results of a broad national consultation(Switzerland);
Making finances available for broad national campaigns and/or local awareness-raising activities;
Respect for the sovereignty of Timor-Leste, particularly bearing in mind that the rules andprocesses governing the national elections should be part of a broad national consensus;
Those countries have a broad national consensus on that matter, and their people are not in any way poorer because of it.
In his end of year speech, President dos Santos promised to work towards a broad national consensus on fixing the date for the next general elections.
It was agreed that broad national participation played a key role in the development, implementation and evaluation of national human rights action plans.
The Committee recognizes the value of States parties organizing broad national consultations when drafting their reports under the Convention.
That Agreement was the result of a six-year negotiating process under the auspices of the United Nations, and provided for a series of political, military, legislative, social, economic, agrarian, ethnic andcultural measures, which included a broad national agenda for peace.
Several States have adopted broad national counter-terrorism strategies that include programmes for countering incitement.
In the short to medium term, participants felt that the priority should be to develop a broad national consensus on issues of major national concern.
It will include the immediate establishment of a broad national dialogue, with outreach to all of Ukraine's regions and political constituencies, and allow for the consideration of public comments and proposed amendments.
Evidence indicates that approaches to alleviating child poverty are most effective when they form part of a broad national strategy involving multisectoral action and collaborative working 32.
A number of countries have now established broad national research programmes on carbon sequestration with impressive budgets.
Urges the Government to take concrete and discernible steps to prevent andmitigate inter-communal violence by seeking a broad national consensus on addressing effectively identity and land tenure issues;
We are now obliged to await the development of a broad national consensus on the issue to enable us to fulfil our desire to sign the CTBT in due course.
The reform of the executive power recognizes for the first time the need to articulate broad national policies, backed by the organic and administrative structures necessary to implement them.