Примеры использования Courageous reforms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That strengthening requires courageous reforms of its structures.
The positive growth of African economies was in part the result of courageous reforms.
The same holds true for many countries,especially in Africa, which, through the courageous reforms they have undertaken, are once again on the road to economic growth.
Despite the courageous reforms carried out in order to improve the macroeconomic framework and democratize political systems, the continent of Africa continues to be convulsed by many hotbeds of tension.
Without adequate resources, even the most courageous reforms cannot be implemented.
That is why Niger firmly supports the courageous reforms proposed by the Secretary-General to strengthen and improve the functioning of the Organization and to allow it effectively to cope with the challenges of our times.
Some Millennium goals have benefited from the hard decisions and courageous reforms that are needed.
As African Governments have undertaken courageous reforms, there is both a moral and an economic and financial obligation on the part of the international community to assist Africa.
They welcomed the fact that UNCTAD's proposals wereconsistent with the current situation in Morocco, a country which, following courageous reforms, was now achieving concrete and encouraging results in attracting investments.
As the national authorities strive to stay the course on these courageous reforms, I call on Guinea-Bissau's regional and international partners to continue to be supportive by providing the necessary financial and material resources.
Building on the dynamic created by the 2010 evaluation of the security sector, the Government, with the support of the international community, especially the Peacebuilding Fund,has undertaken courageous reforms in the security sector.
This will require hard decisions and courageous reforms in all States and all areas of policy from cuts in energy consumption to more transparent and accountable governance and the reallocation of public resources towards projects that benefit the neediest groups in society, as opposed to the most influential see A/56/326, paras. 7 and 8.
Aware of this situation and despite a particularly difficult economic climate and complex structural realities,Guinea is committed to undertaking ambitious and courageous reforms aimed at building a democratic society that respects human rights.
This will require hard decisions and courageous reforms in all States and all areas of policy, ranging from cuts in energy consumption and carbon emissions, the provision of troops and other personnel for hazardous peacekeeping operations, the absorption of refugees and the control of arms exports to more transparent and accountable governance and the reallocation of public resources towards projects that benefit the neediest groups in society, as opposed to the most influential.
Need we recall that despite the seriousness of the economic crisis they are facing the African States, like the countries of the East,have undertaken courageous reforms towards liberalizing their economies and democratizing their political systems?
To make good use and honour the mandate given by the General Assembly and its subsidiary governing bodies to UNCTAD, the Secretary-General of UNCTAD andhis management team will have to undertake courageous reforms within the realm of the ongoing United Nations reform. .
Independent evaluation of the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s(UN-NADAF) shows that the objectives set jointly and agreed for Africa have not been achieved, even though, over that period,Africa has been a theatre for courageous reforms undertaken by Governments in the areas of economic and political good governance, human rights and the rule of law.
This will also require the continued courageous reform of its structures and working methods.
Many African Governments have undertaken courageous reform measures, and the international community must abide by its political, economic and moral obligation to assist Africa.
Referring to the initiative on the elimination of pressures and abuses on the business environment,Prime Minister Filip said:"We will undertake a much more courageous reform for the institutions of force.
Unfortunately, we must note that, in the context of a globalized economy,Africa, despite courageous reform and considerable national efforts at adjustment, remains a marginalized continent with no real share in the overall growth of the world economy.
To Mr. Kofi Annan, the Secretary-General of our Organization,I am happy to repeat here the full support of the Government of Niger for his remarkable activities in the service of world peace and the courageous reform work he is doing in order to allow the United Nations to better respond to the challenges of the coming new millennium.
It also welcomes the efforts made by the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to undertake courageous economic reforms.
That has been a result of LDC Governments' courageous macroeconomic reforms and consequent reduced fiscal deficits, lower inflation and reduced external imbalances.
Without them the courageous and far-reaching reforms undertaken at the political and economic levels cannot be successful.
In those countries, poverty was widespread and, in order to alleviate the crisis,the Governments had undertaken courageous macroeconomic reforms, which, unfortunately, had not produced the expected results.
Our felicitations also go to the Secretary-General for spearheading courageous and innovative reforms aimed at revitalizing the United Nations at the threshold of the new millennium.
Most developing countries have undertaken courageous measures to implement painful structural reforms.
Development support should match the courageous political and economic reforms which many African countries have been implementing in the last few years, despite the unfavourable international environment.
There is no doubt, however,that the least developed countries have undertaken extremely courageous economic and political reforms at the cost of enormous sacrifices made by their populations.