Примеры использования Common to all countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The core HRH challenges are common to all countries.
They capture issues common to all countries, and emphasize their interdependencies.
Problems and issues regarding governance have been receiving increasing attention and are common to all countries.
Everyone knew, however,that documents were not enough to change ancestral traditions, common to all countries in one form or another.
A number of trends, common to all countries experiencing the economic crisis, are apparent in the social sector.
With climate change reaching the point of no return,ensuring sustainability was a challenge common to all countries and must be dealt with urgently.
The development of an IT application common to all countries represents a pledge to maintain this comparability over time.
Some of the most important challenges faced by public authorities, such as population ageing or environmental pressures,are common to all countries.
It was suggested to address specific problem areas in CPI common to all countries in a more in-depth discussion at future meetings.
The economic problems common to all countries in transition were further aggravated in Armenia by lack of access to the sea and the blockade of transportation routes.
It was suggested that the chapter should be revised to identify problems common to all countries and those specific to groups of countries. .
An approach common to all countries in the western part of the UNECE region is to regulate population and development issues cross-sectionally through a variety of social and welfare policies.
Second, UNCTAD should continue to be a consensus platform for development objectives common to all countries and for fostering solidarity for poverty eradication through trade.
While each country is at different stages of implementing standards, policies and procedures,most agreed that the issues identified in the Georgian consultancy report were common to all countries;
Although many business andtrade practices are common to all countries, each country will also have its own unique requirements and conditions.
They should also assess environmental issues in the context of environmental democracy, environmental justice and poverty eradication, among other critical economic andsocial concerns common to all countries;
The JFSQ contains a production and trade questionnaire common to all countries and organizations(JQ1, JQ2 and JQ3), and other questionnaires for the specific needs of individual organizations.
Mr. YALDEN considered that a Government could be said to be taking a healthy approach when it described itself as far from satisfied with the progress it had made thus far in dealing with such intractable problems as discrimination and minority rights,which were common to all countries.
The different situations that might happen on the roads are common to all countries and not dependent on the road operators and human operators that read and understand the information received in traffic control centres.
The International Bureau of WIPO conducted a study in 1997, with the assistance of consultants from NASDA of Japan, NASA of the United States and ESA, on the desirability andfeasibility of adopting rules and/or recommending principles common to all countries and interested intergovernmental organizations for the intellectual property protection of inventions which were made or used in outer space.
This is common to all countries in transition and in the view of the Special Rapporteur is an indispensable ingredient in charting the path towards a successful democratic transition and consolidation.
Notwithstanding the diversity of national, subregional and regional perceptions and specificities,there were elements common to all countries that should be used to guarantee the effective realization of the Conference's objectives.
The social and economic problems common to all countries in transition were further aggravated in Armenia by the economic blockade imposed by two neighbouring countries, creating a serious obstacle to economic development for Armenia and the region as a whole.
The International Bureau of WIPO will convene meetings of consultants in 1996 and 1997 to study the desirability andfeasibility of adopting rules and/or recommending principles, common to all countries and interested intergovernmental organizations, for the intellectual property protection of inventions and literary and artistic works which were created or are used in outer space.
The benefits of international investment, which were common to all countries, were: additional growth; a significant improvement in the competitiveness of domestic industries resulting from exposure to international competition-despite potential adaptational difficulties-which would subsequently enable them to establish a presence on world markets; and, thirdly, the exchange of technology, a very important factor currently because technology could travel freely and rapidly throughout the world.
In 1997, WIPO, through its International Bureau, will prepare for, convene and service a meeting of consultants to study the desirability andfeasibility of adopting rules and/or recommending principles, common to all countries and interested intergovernmental organizations, for the intellectual property protection of inventions and literary and artistic works created or used in outer space.
The workshop focused on problematic areas that are common to all countries in the region, namely: extradition; mutual legal assistance; measures to counter money-laundering and combat the financing of terrorism; seizures; the freezing and confiscation of assets; and exchange of data from criminal records.
In addition to disparities in national development levels,there is a phenomenon common to all countries: the increasing poverty of disadvantaged groups and communities, particularly in inner cities in the developed as well as the developing countries. .
In addition to disparities in national development levels,WHO affirms that there is a phenomenon common to all countries: the increasing poverty of disadvantaged groups and communities, particularly in inner cities in the developed as well as the developing countries. .