Примеры использования Effective outcome на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ensuring that effective outcomes are realized from that support.
In Australia's view,an agreement needs to meet these three criteria if it is to deliver environmentally effective outcomes.
We hope that there will be a forward-looking and effective outcome based on principles in the next cycle.
Hence, lots of individuals turn to various other proven weight loss approaches that offer quick and effective outcomes.
The Council may consider whether a resolution may be a more effective outcome of its coordination segment on certain themes in future years.
The lack of accurate data andinformation to assist in HIV policy and planning for indigenous communities is a significant impediment to effective outcomes.
Therefore, in the spirit of compromise in our quest for an effective outcome, we believe the intermediate solution merits our serious consideration.
Even though the Geneva talks are considered be more inclusive a forum,its third round took off on 1 February 2016 without yielding any effective outcome.
They were thus able to see the concrete and effective outcome of France's 1996 decision to end all fissile material production.
Consensus is a crucial concept for the United States,as it ensures the high standards necessary for an effective outcome to our future deliberations.
Fiji therefore strongly supports an effective outcome from the Conference, an outcome that would ensure the long-term conservation and sustainable use of the fish resources of the seas and oceans.
Australia stands ready to act with other States, including Norway,to build on the work already done, in order to achieve an effective outcome in this area as rapidly as possible.
There was a need for a significant and effective outcome with respect to the Monterrey Consensus, one that went beyond reaffirmation of the commitments undertaken in 2002 and responded to the challenges posed by the current world economic situation.
Equal participation in and access to services and information are also key to ensuring effective outcomes for all people living in disaster-prone environments.
Addressing thematic areas could be facilitated by establishing open-ended working groups,which would operate informally, albeit with sufficient structure to ensure efficient proceedings and effective outcomes.
Elaboration of such programmes in close consultation with recipient partners,as well as donors, should lead to more effective outcomes, greater regional buy-in and improved cost-sharing arrangements.
To generate the most effective outcomes in pursuit of its mission, the Centre encourages participation by other UN Member States, intergovernmental organizations, and non-governmental organizations recognized by ECOSOC to participate in the work of the Centre.
To what extent is a more holistic approach to reducing coercive andexploitative practices a necessary precondition to achieving more effective outcomes in combating trafficking in persons for labour exploitation?
I look forward to working with you during this session to achieve an effective outcome that brings credit to us all and establishes a regime that will secure a sustainable future for the world's straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks.
To what extent is a more holistic approachto reducing coercive and exploitative practices a necessary precondition to achieving more effective outcomes in combating trafficking in persons for labour exploitation?
In order to secure an effective outcome of such meetings, the Secretary-General is requested to consult the heads of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, in order to explore possibilities and practical modalities for such meetings and to inform the Council thereon.
The success of our ongoing commitment to the cause of biodiversity will rest upon ensuring a balanced and effective outcome in Nagoya that will provide the tools for addressing the challenges facing biodiversity.
Preparations for the upcoming Addis Ababa conference had been encouraging, andthe third United Nations Conference on Small Island Developing States recently held in Samoa had demonstrated that durable partnerships could deliver effective outcomes.
People who are directly affected also have the passion andcommitment to deliver effective outcomes. However, they are often not supported by those who hold the resources and the power to make their task easier and more effective; .
Those efforts, aimed at promoting Timorese leadership, are expected to ensure mutual agreement by the national police and UNMIT police with regard to capacity-building objectives, modalities andtraining content, which will be critical for an effective outcome.
The Ministers stressed the need to make progress towards revitalizing, strengthening and reforming the United Nations system andundertook to strive to ensure a timely and effective outcome to the efforts of the high-level working groups established by the General Assembly.
Research is required to enlarge the knowledge base that supports evidence-based policy-making at all levels and to develop innovative technologies and approaches to complex public health problems, as well as to ensure that robust methods for implementation, monitoring andevaluation are applied for effective outcomes.
While we have participated actively in the preparatory meetings for an arms trade treaty,we believe that the prospects for a viable and effective outcome will be enhanced only if the interests of all the stakeholders are addressed through a transparent and consensus-based approach.
Except kinds of monitoring of quality, timeliness and expediency of the project activities, and also rational use of financial resources from the part of the project coordinators and of the Tempus Department,it is necessary to take into account monitoring from the part of other persons interested in development and effective outcomes of the project.
Even when patients are motivated to change their behaviour and have adequate support from primary care providers,they may still have considerable barriers to effective outcomes, such as individual skills, health literacy and ability to sustain behaviour change over time.