Примеры использования Developing a common understanding на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Developing a common understanding on what is meant by harmonization;
Also, particular emphasis will be placed on developing a common understanding of modern recruitment and candidate selection techniques.
Developing a common understanding of standards for procedural and evidentiary requirements in both requesting and requested States was viewed as necessary.
They expressed the opinion that significant progress had already been made in developing a common understanding of the issues at hand and in providing a cooperative framework for addressing those issues.
Ii Developing a common understanding of the options for making further progress on this work.
Sweden supported the recommendation that the initial emphasis should be on developing a common understanding of the scientific and technical issues involved and an adequate definition of the problem.
To that end, the strategy builds on an understanding of the key roles and responsibilities of the health sector, the identification of underrepresented stakeholders,finding ways to enhance the natural strengths of the health sector and developing a common understanding of the benefits of the Strategic Approach.
Coordination includes developing a common understanding of the threats and opportunities and identifying roles and responsibilities.
The Conference was successful in sensitizing ECOWAS Member States to the problem of illicit brokering and helped in developing a common understanding on ways to address the problem, including subregional coordination mechanisms.
The delegates focused on developing a common understanding of the importance of export controls to strengthen their export control systems for non-proliferation in Asian countries.
The removal of some barriers may be particularly useful in developing cross-sectoral and cross-level adaptation,for example developing a common understanding of threats and opportunities and identifying roles and responsibilities.
The presentations reinforced the importance of developing a common understanding and guidelines on export control criteria and encouraged tracing cooperation, which was identified as a crucial element in ensuring that SALW transfers are not diverted.
The following year, progress in the application of the common interpretation at the country level was reported,including that made in developing a common understanding of how best to conduct monitoring and evaluation under this approach see E/1994/64, paras. 22-45.
Developing a common understanding of knowledge management and identifying different types of knowledge, as well as different government functions and processes, for example, recurrent administrative, individual decision-making and democratic deliberation, and how they can be integrated is fundamental to any knowledge management scheme.
During the reporting period, UNEP has supported AMCEN in developing a common understanding of how African countries could engage and contribute to the United Nations Environment Assembly.
This conference is an excellent opportunity to review the social, political andeconomic environment of the Islamic countries for the onjective of developing a clearer understanding of the challenges we face as well as developing a common understanding of how to move forward in the constructive manner.
Above all, the Forum has provided a platform for developing a common understanding of Internet governance issues among all stakeholder groups and a cooperative framework to begin addressing them.
One of the innovative aspects of the training programme was bringing central government representatives to negotiate with Tambon council officials concerning planning and budgeting for the Tambon,through exchanging views and perspectives on the eradication of poverty and developing a common understanding of opportunities for and constraints to development.
Reaffirms that the United Nations development system should continue to work on developing a common understanding of the concept of capacity-building as it applies to the respective mandates of each organization, taking into account the experience acquired to date and the new and emerging requirements of programme countries;
In July 1996, the Secretary-General, his Chief of Staff and the Headquarters under-secretaries-general had participated in a symposium on ways of achieving thechange to a people-oriented, performance-based management culture, developing a common understanding of the strategic role of top management and enhancing cross-departmental cooperation and communication.
The experts affirmed that the Commission on Human Rights should continue to play a crucial role in developing a common understanding of principles, norms, standards and values that are the basis of democracy and the essential elements of the concept of the rule of law, and in promoting the normative content of the human rights enumerated in various international instruments.
The Commission's first informal ambassadorial-level retreat held on 18 and 19 January 2008 offered an invaluable opportunity for an in-depth discussion on the added value of the Commission inaddressing peacebuilding challenges and gaps in the overall peace continuum by fulfilling its key mandate and for developing a common understanding on the way forward at the conceptual, methodological and strategic levels.
The programme will soon be made available to middle-level managers so that, by the end of 1997, some additional 600 staff members will have benefited. A special symposium for Under-Secretaries-General and heads of departments at Headquarters, in which I participated, was held from 25 to 27 July 1996,focusing on developing a common understanding of strategic leadership in managing the Organization and enhancing cross-departmental cooperation and collaboration.
While incorporating the same management assessment instrument, the programme also utilized feedback received from the 300 director-level staff who had participated in the People Management Training Programme during the course of 1995 and 1996 on ways of achieving the desired change at all levelsof management towards a people-oriented and performance-based management culture; developing a common understanding of their strategic leadership role in managing the Organization; and enhancing cross-departmental cooperation and collaboration.
Develop a common understanding of the relevant concepts, terms and definitions to facilitate future dialogue on decentralization in the forest sector;
Develop a common understanding about the concepts of vulnerability, opportunity, impact and uncertainty related to climate change.
Develop a common understanding among school, families, community, religious institutions and local education authorities about education and socio-cultural realities;
Based on these documents,the panel had a rich discussion and developed a common understanding of the term“traditional knowledge” and its systemic and dynamic characteristics.
The working group developed a common understanding of the term“traditional knowledge” which was thereafter adopted by panel.
It is important that States parties identify practical measures,strengthen deliberations and develop a common understanding and approach to move the Biological Weapons Convention process forward.