Примеры использования Concerned developing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The first concerned developing small arms and light weapons transfer controls within the United Nations Programme of Action.
The most effective cooperation is that which responds to the national objectives,plans and priorities of the concerned developing country.
Fifth, the level of development financing in many cases is less than the outflow of resources from the concerned developing countries due to growing trade deficits, the transfer of invisibles and capital flight.
That request, however, should not be interpreted as meaning that his delegation did not support the other requests for the financing of special political missions,particularly those that concerned developing countries.
He adds that the clients, who felt positive about the gas market opening,brought out the reasons that mostly concerned developing competition on the gas market and lower prices in the future 46% of supporters of market opening.
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A key finding concerned developing and developed nations alike: the weakest elements in the early warning chain were the dissemination of warnings and the preparedness to respond.
The Bahamas continues toemphasize the necessity for greater and more inclusive discussion of all those issues whose outcomes have significant implications for the well-being of concerned developing countries, with the United Nations given a role in resolving these issues.
Some development partners are exploring with the national governments of concerned developing countries the possibility of including a section in their bilateral aid agreements providing support to the One UN Programme.
The costs of preference erosion, possible increases in food prices and the streamlining of foodaid following agricultural trade liberalization and reform need to be cushioned through adequate adjustment support to concerned developing countries.
The programme that the independent expert is proposing in this paper would be based on international cooperation, in the form of a compact between the donor countries of the OECD,the financial institutions and the concerned developing countries, to realize three basic rights- the right to food, the right to primary health care and the right to primary education- within a specified time period.
A forum to discuss the problems encountered in the process of realizing the right to development, and possible measures to overcome them, could be attended by a group of representative Governments, international financial institutions,aid agencies or DAC and concerned developing countries.
The policy in the preschool education sector in the recent decade is aimed at enhancing preschool education, improving school readiness of children,increasing state assistance to the sector concerned , developing preschool education criteria, enlarging co-operation with different international organisations.
Strongly urges preference-giving countries toimprove their preferential schemes, and invites the 1996 Policy Review on the Generalized System of Preferences to recommend concrete actions with a view to offsetting the erosion of preferences, and its effects, in favour of the concerned developing countries;
A group of donor countries was formed as a support group for the country concerned with the help of the international financial agencies, such as the World Bank, the regional development banks and the IMF,to work out programmes of reforms and adjustment, according to which if the concerned developing country followed all the steps as agreed, the international community would guarantee to provide the necessary resources.
Strongly urges preference-giving countries to improve their preferential schemes andinvites the 1995 Policy Review on the Generalized System of Preferences to recommend concrete actions with a view to offsetting the possible erosion of preference in favour of the concerned developing countries;
Once this approach is properly developed, it may be useful to think of a forum for discussion under the auspices of the Commission on Human Rights, where a group of representative Governments could discuss with international financial institutions andaid agencies or the DAC and concerned developing countries about the problems encountered in the process of realizing the right to development and possible measures that could be adopted to overcome them.
Key issues in this regard include awareness of these new environmental requirements in different segments of the EEE sector in rapidly industrializing developing countries, cooperation in information sharing and consultations among developed anddeveloping countries, and adjustment approaches in concerned developing countries.
Draft resolution concerning developing human resources for development A/C.2/48/L.9.
We need to recognize that we are far from achieving the objectives set out in the Monterrey Consensus andJohannesburg Plan of Implementation, which concern developing countries, particularly the least developed countries.
We hope that an acceptable consensus will be reached on matters which especially concern developing nations.
The requirement of integrating Strategic Approachobjectives into multilateral and bilateral development assistance cooperation concerns developing countries, countries with economies in transition and donors.
Elements of this also contribute substantially to potential activity 1, concerning developing an understanding of the assessment landscape.
Secondly, a distinction has to be made between investment decisions concerning commercial software andsoftware packages, and those concerning developed applications.
These statistics, published in the Creditor Reporting System(CRS) Aid Activity database, concern developing countries and countries with economies in transition and are based principally on the reports of DAC members.
Concerning developing inventories of air emissions, wastewater discharges and waste, the situation in countries was slowly improving, financial resources and qualified staff being the main bottlenecks in that process.
Preliminary results reveal that Thailand needs specific support from the EU,Japan and other concerned developed countries in the areas of environmentally sound technologies, eco-design and life cycle assessment methodology, in order to enhance competitiveness and maintain export growth.
We are convinced that decisions of COP 6 andCOP 6/bis concerning developing countries should apply to our countries as well, taking into account our economic circumstances and the need for creating and expanding capacities to address climate change problem.
Certain aspects that may discourage the use of open source software in developed countries, for example time and money spent on set-up and configuration,need not concern developing countries to a similar extent.
However, many other States have overlooked the specific need for efforts to ensure the provision of opportunities and resources for girls to create their own spaces,express their concerns, develop political ideas and encourage a more diverse political language in their societies.
In cooperation with each country concerned, develop and launch a composite ICT Development(Digital Opportunity) Index.