Примеры использования Changing realities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We therefore must adapt the Security Council to the changing realities of our world.
Third, the changing realities of the global economy mean new challenges- and new opportunities.
This action alone would reflect awareness within this body of the changing realities around it.
Its reform is required so that it reflects changing realities and better takes into account various needs and perspectives.
Competency frameworks are widely used for staff recruitment andsome are being updated to reflect changing realities.
Eco-funds have to continue to adjust and respond to the changing realities and priorities so that they maintain their value.
Finally, appropriate tools for implementation must be developed andcontinuously reviewed to keep up with changing realities.
In reality, international law adapted to the changing realities of the international community and the principle of self-determination was not static.
An international convention on jurisdictional immunities of States andtheir property must take into account rapidly changing realities.
It recommends that ICT and information strategies should be adapted to the changing realities of communications technology and networks.
It is, therefore, our solemn duty to reshape the world Organization and make it more vibrant anddynamic in the face of changing realities.
While the changing realities of the global economy could not be ignored, neither could the difficulties faced by a large number of developing Member States.
The delegation of Mali fully appreciates his programme of reforms designed to adapt our Organization to the changing realities of the world.
The underlying concern of the Unit was to be as receptive as possible to the changing realities and priorities of Member States and its participating organizations.
Entrepreneurship policies cannot be dissociated from broader national economic development policies and changing realities.
With a view to coping effectively with changing realities and new challenges, the Security Council should be democratically reformed and the functions of the General Assembly strengthened.
And we must think about how the world economic system should evolve to more fully reflect the changing realities of our time.
In many countries, legislation needed to be adapted to the changing realities; the State, no longer a producer, had a new role to play, that of facilitator and regulator.
Or we may use the excuse that international drug-control treaties have become too rigid to reflect rapidly changing realities.
And finally, adaptability requires education to be flexible in order to adapt to the changing realities and needs of the students within their diverse social and cultural settings.
Important strides, however, had been made in planning andmanaging peacekeeping operations to keep pace with the changing realities on the ground.
This information should be regularly updated, in order toreflect the constantly changing realities of families and societies, and research, data collection and information exchange should receive due attention.
The compulsion of which I have spoken has become more telling because of the urgent need to cope with the changing realities of international relations.
The constantly changing realities of the present world situation call for Member Governments to harden traditional attitudes while making genuine attempts to search for pragmatic solutions requiring different and unprecedented approaches and compromises.
The new arrangements must therefore have the intrinsic capacity to be regularly reviewed to reflect the changing realities of international power relations.
The first and final performance reports of the programme budget serve the purpose of allowing the General Assembly to realign budget appropriations in the light of changing realities.
In these endeavours, the main purpose should be to make the Organization more responsive to the changing realities and emerging challenges of peace and development in a dynamic context.
It is a flexible non-binding instrument that contributes to the sustainable development of coasts,oceans and islands in an adaptive manner and under changing realities.
In these endeavours, the main purpose should be to make the Organization more responsive to the changing realities and emerging challenges of peace and development in a dynamic context.
The existing regulations should be complemented by human resources strategies; employment procedures and policies; workforce planning; andcompetency frameworks that reflected changing realities.