Примеры использования Evident need на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is an evident need for a clear land consolidation policy in Armenia.
By changing the Government the PCRM wanted to demonstrate that it is capable to promptly meet evident needs.
The evident need for an arms trade treaty, however, does not guarantee its feasibility.
However impressive it may be,the assistance is not commensurate with the evident needs of the country and its people.
That created an evident need for the General Assembly to find solutions to these practical challenges.
In order to overcome the financial and economic crisis as quickly as possible, there is an evident need for timely and reliable official statistics.
There is an evident need for better communication among the bureaux in order to improve the work of each commission.
It seems to run much deeper, starting with the training of judges and,in particular, the evident need to instil an ethical sense of judicial integrity.
There was thus an evident need for primary and secondary rules, an essential attribute of State responsibility.
The status of the VMS changed significantly as a consequence of their introduction in the R.E.2,"patching" some evident needs concerning signing and VMS in the UNECE member countries.
Therefore, there is an evident need to educate the general public, and in particular families, with regard to the ageing process.
While there has been much progress in the area of cooperative approaches to human rights assistance at the international level, there is evident need for more systematic cooperation at the country level.
The evident need to coordinate humanitarian activities in complex emergencies necessitated the presence of a Humanitarian Coordinator at field level.
After nearly three years,the number of new cases filed with the Tribunal demonstrates the evident need for a sufficient number of permanent judges, which is six full-time judges and two half-time judges.
There is an evident need to develop appropriate and uniform indicators to measure the realization of economic, social and cultural rights.
One final butcentral obstruction to the implementation of return is the ultimate and self-evident need to address the issue on a nationwide basis, including areas under the control of Bosnian Serb forces.
Given the evident need for improvements in programme and project management, it was encouraging to note that administrations were generally responsive to the Board's findings and recommendations.
Subsequent to these elections problems remain in terms of the organization of elections, in particular concerning the preparation of the electoral roll,and there is an evident need for a thorough reform of the electoral system.
This is good, but the evident need for a systematic approach to capacity-building in all three instances does not appear to have been drawn.
While we should not allow that individual consensual elements of the reform process be held hostage to progress in unrelated issues,there seems to be an evident need to reach a political agreement, at least on the basic philosophy of the major premises of the reform agenda.
Therefore, there is an ever more evident need of closer linkage of the tasks of RENEUER with the policies and priorities of the European Union in the field of efficient use of energy and water resources.
In May 1994, following the presidential, legislative and local government elections and an agreement between the candidates for the presidential run-off to reform the electoral system,I reported to the Security Council that there was"an evident need for a thorough reform of the electoral system" see S/1994/536, para. 17.
Assessment of SME development needs There is an evident need to increase the number of local suppliers with capabilities to supply foreign investors in the region.
There is an evident need for UNHCR to communicate a coherent, consistent and convincing message to the external environment, thereby mobilizing public, political and financial support for the work of the Organization.
Moreover, motivated by the fact that most emerging infectious diseases are of animal origin,as well as by the evident need for greater collaboration between the animal and public health sectors on zoonoses, we have adopted the ASEAN Framework and Work Plan to ensure that the necessary collaboration is put in place at the regional and national levels.
There is therefore an evident need to strengthen the Fund in the light of its increasing utilization by the operational agencies and the possible enlargement of its scope to encompass IOM and other relief organizations.
Furthermore, when long-standing armed conflicts came to an end andrefugees were finally able to return to their own countries, an evident need arose for the immediate implementation of rehabilitation activities, bridging the gap between the short-term assistance provided by humanitarian agencies and the longer-term development programmes of Governments, bilateral donors and international organizations.
However, reaching beyond this evident need, further increases in efficiency and radical innovation will result increasingly from human endeavour and be a major source of future growth, so human resource development must become a key policy issue.
In their cooperation with the European Union, there was an evident need for clear points of entry and streamlined communications, in particular when considering that institutional restructuring had recently taken place in both organizations.
There is evident need to review the prescriptions and to promote a development policy which takes into greater account the specific socio-economic context of developing countries and to devise more equitable arrangements in international economic relations.