Примеры использования Crucial dimension на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They highlight four crucial dimensions.
Another crucial dimension is equal opportunity for men and women.
The physical accessibility of an office is a crucial dimension of access.
Children's participation was a crucial dimension in the study and remains a core component of its follow-up process.
In addition to mechanical, electrical and optical improvements, Collini coatings add another crucial dimension.
The Collini Group products have another crucial dimension in addition to mechanical, electrical and visual improvement.
Enhancing families' capacity to protect and care for their children, and preventing child abandonment andplacement in residential care remain crucial dimensions of this process.
Early warning is a crucial dimension and we are prepared to share our experience in this area with other countries in the region.
Gender-responsive national reconciliation processes represent a crucial dimension of women's contributions to peace.
Empathy and respect, crucial dimensions of quality of adolescent health care, remain difficult to measure and quantify.
The Committee's general comment on article 19 of the Convention is another crucial dimension of this strategic partnership.
Indeed, human rights are a crucial dimension of several issues-- humanitarian aid, conflict prevention and resolution, and development.
The Special Coordinator's presence in the West Bank andGaza Strip had added a crucial dimension to the Organization's efforts in the region.
That was now one of the crucial dimensions of peacekeeping, often decisive in the success and legitimacy of United Nations operations.
Collaborative learning involves a capacity-building process which has two crucial dimensions- absorptive and productive capacities.
In the past year we saw deterioration in two crucial dimensions of press freedom- the physical security of journalists, and the legal protections of critical speech", Miklos Haraszti stressed.
As the Organization and its Member States worktogether to address conflict, let us not forget one crucial dimension of this agenda: children and armed conflict.
The report has highlighted economic growth as a crucial dimension of development and has singled out a supportive and favourable international economic environment for sustained growth.
Enhancing families' capacity to protect and care for their children and preventing child abandonment andplacement in residential care remain crucial dimensions of that process.
I now want to add another crucial dimension, that of gender equality and the empowerment of women in decision-making and their election to national, regional and international institutions.
The advancement of human rights in their respective fields of competence is a crucial dimension of the mandates of most of the organizations of the system.
Taking time to surface the cyberuniverse together, to guide and reassure their children, andto provide age-appropriate rules about online conduct are crucial dimensions of this process.
The European Union also welcomed the continued strong focus on the protection of civilians, a crucial dimension of peacekeeping operations that was often decisive for their success and legitimacy.
The World Food Summit would complete the new international consensus on sustainable people-centred development by adding the crucial dimension of food security.
South-South consultation assumes a crucial dimension as the States members of the Group of Fifteen consult one another to evolve shared perceptions on issues and events of global impact.
Any reasonable approach to economic development andindustrialization in Africa should take into account the crucial dimension of the need for subregional and regional cooperation in all sectors of development.
Human rights form a crucial dimension to so many issues- humanitarian aid, conflict resolution, development- and recognition of this can only improve the effectiveness of the United Nations family as a whole.
These, in fact, are essential tools of preventive diplomacy of the kind so often advocated by the Secretary-General when he emphasises the crucial dimension of conflict prevention in peace-building.
As a crucial dimension of the right of self-determination, the right of indigenous peoples to free, prior and informed consent is also relevant to a wide range of circumstances in addition to those referred to in the Declaration.
Children's access to information about their rights and ways of promoting their safeguard and implementation,as well as ensuring their informed consent to decisions in line with their evolving capacities, is a crucial dimension of access to justice.