Примеры использования Change of policy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Change of policy!
There was a change of policy.
A change of policy will require action by the Secretariat.
And now the government has had a change of policy.
A fundamental change of policy was needed that would allow for the reconstruction and economic recovery of Gaza.
There was hope that the present Administration would bring a change of policy.
If it had known that there had been a change of policy, his delegation might have submitted a draft resolution on, for example, safety and security.
The sudden low profile of the Taliban's supporters could hardly be considered a change of policy.
President Obama has a historical opportunity to lead a change of policy towards Cuba and lift the blockade.
But such a change of policy would require political leaders of certain developed countries to demonstrate courage; thus far they had failed to do so.
It attached a letter signed by 55 academic, humanitarian, religious, cultural andbusiness organizations advocating a change of policy towards Cuba.
The National Insurance Institute announced the change of policy after three human rights organizations had petitioned the High Court of Justice over the issue. Jerusalem Post, 13 January.
The Commission, as a subsidiary body of the General Assembly, could not circumvent the amendment orrevision process by introducing a change of policy through a model law, guide or recommendation.
This sudden change of policy affected, among others, dual citizens resident in Russia who had come to Turkmenistan to obtain new passports and now found themselves stuck there for a long time.
During the side-meetings(between NGOs),our representative insisted on the change of policy and on setting up a state and civil society consultation framework for better governance.
This change of policy ties in with the stance of the Dutch Government that parents and children belong together and that their family ties should not be quickly deemed to be severed.
Since the vote, a number of delegations have approached us to express their concern over our vote,believing that it represented a change of policy on the part of Canada with respect to market access for products originating from least developed countries.
This change of policy meant that criminal investigations were not necessarily the first step even in the face of credible allegations of serious offences committed by military personnel.
However, this positive development has required repeated interventions and pressure by the international community, andthus cannot be said to necessarily reflect a change of policy of the RS government with respect to minority returns.
There is no doubt that this change of policy contradicts the principles already agreed upon by both sides, especially the Declaration of Principles of 1993 and the Interim Agreement on the West Bank and Gaza Strip of 1995.
Although the 2005 reform of the basic support for job seekers had strengthened women's financial dependence, a change of policy meant that nonbeneficiaries could now also receive assistance under many of the labour market measures.
The change of policy instituted in 2000 determining that full criminal investigations are possible only after"operational debriefings" have been carried out means that in practice criminal investigations do not begin before six months after the events in question.
Since the United States President has no executive power on this issue, having relinquished it,the White House spokesman was quick to explain that these measures did not represent a change of policy towards Cuba, and the Secretary of State hastily corroborated his explanation.
As the Special Mission responded to this positive but short-lived change of policy, the Taliban began to set preconditions for talks with Mr. Rabbani that made it impossible for any serious negotiations between the two sides to take place.
Dramatic events such as the Kennedy assassination gave rise to major investigations, including those carried out by a United States Senate committee. The embarrassing situations andscandals which resulted compelled a change of tactic but no genuine change of policy towards Cuba, which explains why, after relative periods of calm.
With the re-engineering made in 2001, there had been no change of policy as to the expected final scope of the system in terms of the coverage of duty stations and organizations initially planned since 1993.
On 8 November 2011, the Center for Democracy in the Americas published a public study indicating that the United States policy towards Cuba has failed;that it is isolating the United States from the Cuban people; and that a change of policy towards Cuba would have a beneficial and lasting impact on Cuban and United States societies.
Belgrade has publicly regretted that mosques were burned in Belgrade and Nis and has pledged to rebuild them. On 26 March, the Serbian Parliament issued a declaration in which, inter alia, it called for the Serb community in Kosovo tobe granted political and territorial autonomy and for a reconsideration and change of policy in Kosovo, and urged the international community to punish the perpetrators and to effect rapid reconstruction of homes and religious sites.
However, owing to changes of policy in both States, Bar-Yaacov's conclusions have become outdated.
Finally, the change of policies towards foreign grantawarding institutions should not go unnoticed; formally it was not relevant to the domain of 1 Granik I., Nagornych I..