Примеры использования Coordination would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This coordination would, in particular, involve.
However, efforts to improve coordination would continue.
Close coordination would help to prevent overlap and duplication of efforts.
He also stated that coordination would be increased.
Better coordination would enhance the efficiency of all activities in that field.
Stronger headquarters and field level coordination would facilitate more effective linkages.
Such coordination would help to promote the unification and harmonization of international trade law.
It hoped, however, that such coordination would not entail additional costs.
Any gap in coordination would hamper the information flow, thus jeopardizing the delivery of services that lay the foundation for the successful implementation of the Mission's mandate.
Consultations among agencies had intensified, andthe Administrative Committee on Coordination would monitor the implementation of the new guidelines for the review of policies and procedures.
Improving coordination would greatly help efforts to conserve and manage fishing resources.
The executive heads of the organizations of the United Nations system participating in the Administrative Committee on Coordination would welcome the development of clearer and more consistent intergovernmental and national level policies for sustainable development.
Improved coordination would help avoid duplication and overlapping.
In terms of activities, some Parties suggested that the Adaptation Committee review and assess what actors outside the Convention are doing with respect to adaptation, with a view to identifying gaps andpriority areas in which improved communication and coordination would help to catalyse enhanced action and leverage resources.
Global policy coordination would help to overcome this problem.
The President of the Security Council welcomed my decision to coordinate the peace-keeping mission with development activities andexpressed the hope that this coordination would promote closer cooperation of all concerned in Haiti, as well as improve effectiveness of international support for rebuilding Haiti's economy see S/PRST/1995/20 of 24 April 1995.
Centralized coordination would be ensured by the establishment of a spaceguard central node.
Experts suggested that improved coordination would help overcome problems of fragmentation.
Such coordination would include inter-mission meetings on border patrols; sharing of resources, including use of the regional logistics base in Entebbe; and conduct of training programmes.
Much of the day-to-day and field-level coordination would be within baskets as part of a decentralized process.
In the interim, coordination would be carried out by the interim structure, a bureau with the FCT members as interim members.
In SIDS, cost-effectiveness andthe need for intrasectoral and intersectoral coordination would indicate the need for the centralization of all regulatory functions in a single institution.
Such close coordination would ensure that the crime prevention and criminal justice perspective would be properly taken into account in the discussion of those issues.
As a result, as from January 2002, inter-agency coordination would be carried out through a new informal and flexible mechanism, the United Nations Communications Group.
In particular, this coordination would contribute to streamlining and rationalizing capacity-building activities.
In line with the Organization's policy on integration, coherence and coordination would be ensured initially through an integrated strategic approach and a common set of strategic objectives, supported inter alia through a joint planning unit in UNPOS.
The Committee trusts that such proactive coordination would include not only programmes that are carried out jointly, but also those carried out by individual organizations in the region such as, for example, publications; see para. V.16 above.
Another area where policy coordination would be beneficial to the enforcement of competition law and policy is with industrial policy.
The combined effect of synergy and enhanced coordination would encourage donor countries and organizations to inject new resources where and when they were actually needed.
Such cooperation and coordination would result in improved procedures including the development of common rostering of candidates for consultancies, harmonization of levels of remuneration, and application of common selection standards.