Примеры использования Development expressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The representative from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development expressed appreciation for the work of ISAR.
The recent World Summit for Social Development expressed considerable concern about the existence of growing inequalities among countries.
Several of the respondents that favoured forming a working groupon older persons and ageing within the regular session of the Commission for Social Development expressed specific objectives for the proposed group.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development expressed its interest in continued collaboration in areas of joint concern.
The Commission on Sustainable Development expressed its concern that the current availability of financial resources for sustainable development and the limited provision of adequate and predictable, new and additional financial resources will constrain the effective implementation of Agenda 21 and could undermine the basis of the global partnership for sustainable development. .
Member States in 80per cent of their statements at the twelfth and thirteenth sessions of the Commission on Sustainable Development expressed satisfaction with Secretariat support for the implementation of the outcomes of the World Summit on Sustainable Development. .
The Commission on Population and Development expressed concern about the spread of HIV/AIDS and decided that the special theme for its thirty-eighth session in 2005 will be"Population,development and HIV/AIDS, with particular emphasis on poverty.
Antonio Tujan, co-chair, BetterAid,speaking on the right to development as a tool for promoting the struggle for human dignity and development, expressed concern that the current climate of crisis and depression was hindering or reversing progress made towards sustainable development. .
At its first session, the Commission on Sustainable Development expressed concern that the general response to the recommendations and commitments of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development(UNCED) regarding funding fell significantly short of expectations and requirements E/1993/25/Add.1, chap. I, para. 55.
With respect to the European Union Taxation of Savings Directive requiring the cross-bordertaxation of savings accounts(see A/AC.109/2003/11, para. 36), during the meeting of the Overseas Territories Council in December 2003, the Minister for Finance and Economic Development expressed concern that the Territory could find itself in an unfavourable position compared to independent Caribbean competitors not affected by the Directive who could benefit from business flight from the Overseas Territories.
Action Canada for Population and Development expressed its appreciation for the recommendations accepted by Côte d'Ivoire, in particular those relating to women.
In the communiqué issued following its ministerialmeeting in April 2005, the Intergovernmental Group of Twenty-four on International Monetary Affairs and Development expressed its concern over the marked increase in net negative transfers from multilateral development banks to developing countries, and urged the World Bank to reduce that trend.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development expressed the view that such measures should be used only as a last resort and their application should be consistent with international law.
The International Volunteerism Organization for Women,Education and Development expressed its concerns regarding the education of indigenous peoples and of those living in rural areas.
The United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development expressed support for the Regular Process and looked forward to the completion of its first global integrated assessment of the state of the marine environment by 2014 and its subsequent consideration by the Assembly.
The International Voluntarism Organization for Women,Education and Development expressed its concern at the situation of indigenous peoples and those in marginalized areas, especially in Darien.
At its first session, in June 1993, the Commission on Sustainable Development expressed concern that the general response to the recommendations and commitments of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development(UNCED) regarding funding fell significantly short of expectations and requirements.
The observer for the International Organization of Indigenous Resource Development expressed support for articles 1, 2, 42, 43, 44 and 45 and read out the present text of those articles, which should remain unchanged.
Council members commended the progress made in maintaining peace,stability and development, expressed their concern about the challenges confronting Sierra Leone, including youth unemployment, illicit drug trafficking, organized crime, corruption and national capacity-building, and called upon the international community to continue to provide support and assistance to Sierra Leone.
The representative of the Department for Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development expressed his appreciation for the confidence shown in the Secretariat in allowing it to interpret and rationalize the request.
Noting that the outcome document of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development expressed support for the phase-down of HFCs and the creation of the Climate and Clean Air Coalition, one representative said that his delegation supported the consideration of the proposed amendments in a contact group, bearing in mind that any decision should recognize the primacy of the Framework Convention on Climate Change.
The observer for the International Organization of Indigenous Resource Development expressed his support for articles 6, 7, 10 and 11 by reading the present text of those articles and suggesting that the present text should be kept unchanged.
Additionally, at its sixth session the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development expressed interest in promoting synergies between the Rio conventions in order to expedite their implementation and ensure an integrative approach in international efforts to combat global environmental problems.
It also recalls that Member States participating in the High-level Dialogue on International Migration and Development expressed interest in continuing the dialogue on migration and supported the proposal of the Secretary-General to create a global forum to address, in depth and in a systematic manner, all topics related to international migration and development. .
Recalling that Member States participating in the High-level Dialogue on International Migration and Development expressed interest in continuing the dialogue on migration and development, and that there was widespread support for the proposal of the Secretary-General to create a global forum to address, in depth and in a systematic manner, all topics related to international migration and development. .
Speaking on behalf of a group of civil society organizations,the representative of Peoples' Sustainability Treaties and the Centre for Environment and Development expressed the Centre's admiration for the model of civil society engagement that had been introduced during the current session of the Committee, and for the inclusion of the views of civil society organizations in the planning process for the upcoming biennium.
Several delegations discussed the recent United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, expressing their general support for its conclusions with regard to strengthening UNEP.
The Council emphasizes the importance of national ownership andthe primary responsibility of national authorities emerging from conflict for peacebuilding and sustainable development, expresses its intention to support those efforts and encourages other actors to do the same.
The Johannesburg Declaration on Sustainable Development1 adopted at the World Summit on Sustainable Development expresses support for"the emergence of stronger regional groupings and alliances, such as the New Partnership for Africa's Development, to promote regional cooperation, improved international cooperation and sustainable development" para. 23.
It should be noted that in 2008,Colombia endorsed the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development, expressing the view that armed violence and development are linked in a vicious circle: armed violence entails significant costs to the country and delays its development, while impediments to development and situations of poverty and exclusion are drivers of armed violence.