Примеры использования Building a more на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We are therefore aware that building a more democratic world is even more difficult.
Building a more brotherly, evangelical world is like Christ changing water into wine in our daily life.
Endless possibilities are at hand for building a more independent and evolved world.
Building a more inclusive partnership by opening up existing mechanisms to new players.
The recent global crises had imposed new challenges for building a more inclusive society.
The importance of building a more autonomous, accountable, professional institution was stressed.
Mexico is determined to assume its global responsibility in building a more equitable, just and peaceful world.
Building a more just and secure world capable of responding to its peoples' profound aspirations depends on it.
Develop an action plan aimed at building a more efficient, effective and strategic Commission by.
If your board had let me finish, I would have told them that filling that void is way more important than building a more empathetic service bar.
After a few years the scientist starts building a more powerful transmitter(Long Island, near New York City).
We are proud to again show our support for the joint efforts of the United Nations and the OAS in building a more democratic and just Haiti.
Yes, of course, I have already said that building a more stable world order is a difficult task. We are talking about long and hard work.
Achieving future improvements to civilian crisis management by focusing on building a more cohesive international approach.
Building a More Dynamic Official Travel Allowance System in China: A Special Perspective to Curb Governmental Expenditures, 2013.
Yes, of course, I have already said that building a more stable world order is a difficult task.
Each of those Victory Days brings us closer to vanquishing prejudices, religious andclass oppression and building a more just and fair world.
He focused particularly on three areas:programme results; building a more accountable organization; and linking resources to results.
Building a more open, democratic culture, with emphasis on non-governmental organizations, independent information and electronic media and progressive parliamentarians;
We are, in fact, called to do the same thing because building a more brotherly, evangelical world is changing water into wine.
According to the lessons we have learned,education is also a prerequisite to achieving sustainable development and building a more stable and democratic society.
Overall, we are making progress on all of these fronts and building a more inclusive society in which the full potential of all of our citizens can be harnessed.
The transfer of lessons and advice through South- South andtriangular cooperation was seen as particularly important for building a more supportive international environment.
The region will also need to exert its influence for building a more development-friendly international financial architecture emerging through discussions in the G20.
The budget should be consideredfrom a long-term perspective, within a broader vision of reform aimed at building a more efficient and effective Organization.
This requires not only building a more solid base of support for action programme planning and implementation, but also broadening and ensuring long-term support for GM's voluntary resources.
El Salvador attached particular importance to the decisive role of women in building a more open and participatory society with equal opportunities for all.
We believe that building a more equitable society entails promoting social investment as a national priority, as well as the search for innovative multilateral financial mechanisms.
Their participation enhanced the objectives of the campaign by sending the message that building a more cohesive society is a shared responsibility.
In line with the provisions of General Assembly resolutions 55/258, 57/305, 59/266 and 61/244,the Learning and Development Division supports the Secretary-General's reform effort that seeks to promote organizational culture change and building a more versatile, multi-skilled and mobile staff.