Примеры использования Confidence needed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The ICT sector was still grappling with the effects of the economic slowdown and confidence needed to be restored.
Only that will help to give both parties the further confidence needed to make the political decisions that will achieve a lasting accommodation.
Only a certified document translated by legal translators gives lawyers, paralegals, andlegal service employees the buttoned-up sense of confidence needed in court.
Disengagement remains a key avenue for building the confidence needed for a sustainable ceasefire.
Since women often lacked the confidence needed to enter political life, information would be appreciated about any programmes by the Ministry of Gender, Child Welfare and Community Services to boost women's confidence. .
We believe that delegates to the First Committee gathered here can mobilize the trust and confidence needed for progress towards the desired goals.
Hopefully, this will also have the effect of creating the confidence needed to bring us forward in the Rio process, towards renewed environmental commitments which can pave the way for a successful meeting in Kyoto later this year.
The earlier the peace treaty is concluded as regards the Korean peninsula remaining ina state of ceasefire, the sooner the confidence needed for the denuclearization will be built.
Field officers can prove useful in creating the confidence needed to make returns possible and in assisting internally displaced persons to return home.
Ensuring SMM access throughout the conflict zone is essential to maintain a genuine,lasting ceasefire and restore the confidence needed to facilitate Minsk implementation.
Only that will help give both Israel andPalestine the further confidence needed to make the political decisions that will ultimately achieve a lasting solution.
I conclude by emphasizing the need for resolute commitment and the necessary political will to create the climate of mutual confidence needed for progress on disarmament.
Similarly, an economy open to competition will help to provide the confidence needed to attract private investment that is critical to growth and job creation.
We believe that the early convening of the fourth special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament would take the discussions on the entire array of disarmament issues to new heights andwould create the sense of confidence needed to jump-start true multilateralism in disarmament negotiations.
Specific programs are tailored to communities andare designed to develop the social skills and confidence needed by children and youth in order to function successfully in society.
The United Nations Mission for the Verification of Human Rights and of Compliance with the Commitments of the Comprehensive Agreement on Human Rights, in Guatemala and the work of Moderator Jean Arnault have provided essential support to the Guatemalan peace process,giving the parties the confidence needed to reach a final agreement.
Israel's accession to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons would enhance the confidence needed to find solutions to many of the problems in the Middle East.
The"Personal Social and Health Education Framework" sets out, through all the four key stages in schools(pupils from age 5 to 16), a structured programme of learning opportunities through which pupils can be taught the knowledge, skills and understanding to take responsibility for themselves, show respect for others andto develop the self awareness and confidence needed for life.
The early entry into force of the Test-Ban Treaty might also help to create the momentum and the political confidence needed to progress in the drafting of a fissile material cut-off treaty.
In September 2000, the Personal, Social and Health Education(PSHE) framework was set up for girls and boys aged 5-16 to enhance their knowledge, skills and understanding in taking responsibility for themselves; to recognise the effects of stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination of any kind(for example racial, gender or disability) and to develop the skills to challenge them assertively, to show respect for others anddevelop the self-awareness and confidence needed for life.
Worse still, the difficulty in assembling and suitably equipping a United Nations peace-keeping force has not helped to instil in those who have fled the confidence needed to return, and in those who have remained the confidence needed to stay.
A panellist, speaking from an investor's perspective, added that one advantage of ISAR's work in this area was that it could provide enterprises in developing countries with a practical means of reporting on CR issues,which in turn could create the investor confidence needed to attract additional capital to those countries.
Finally, sound monetary and fiscal policies implemented by a government which is transparent andaccountable will also help to provide the confidence needed to attract private sector investment that is critical to growth and job creation.
This would be an important step towards the creation of a new State, and represent an additional commitment by the Palestinians to the negotiation process,reinforcing the confidence needed for a definitive and global peace agreement to be reached.
An early conclusion of a peace treaty in the Korean Peninsula, which is still ina state of ceasefire, would help build the confidence needed for denuclearization as early as possible.
The Agency has significantly strengthened its safeguards system, and now it is an important element of the nuclear non-proliferation regime andprovides the level of confidence needed for cooperation in the field of the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Russia, as an active member of the IAEA, is satisfied with the Agency's highly professional work and recognizes its important and increasing role in strengthening the international nuclear non-proliferation regime andin ensuring the level of confidence needed for cooperation in the peaceful and safe development of nuclear energy production.
Despite the encouraging reports from IAEA that the Iranian Government was complying with the Joint Plan of Action and with the Framework forCooperation between Iran and the Agency, international confidence needed to be restored in the exclusively peaceful nature of the Iranian nuclear programme over the long term.
The European Union calls for the universalization of those two essential instruments of the IAEA safeguards system without delay, as a means to strengthen the non-proliferation regime,enhance security worldwide and increase the confidence needed for international cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy to reach its full potential.
Our citizens have taken Bordeaux,monsieur, but their confidence needs the presence of an ally.