Примеры использования Governments must play на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Another speaker emphasized that Governments must play a leading role in the initiative.
All Governments must play their part in eradicating racist and xenophobic attitudes, which were one of the gravest offences against human dignity.
More must be done by Governments andthe private sector to take advantage of the benefits of ICTs, and all Governments must play a key role in Internet governance.
However, Governments must play a role and share costs and risks with the private sector.
Acknowledging that the rapid demographic transition in Asia and the Pacific presents significant challenges for the region and that Governments must play a catalysing role in preparing for and responding to an ageing future.
While national Governments must play their part in implementation, only true multilateral cooperation would ensure results.
Two decades of experience have clearly revealed the costs and dangers in this approach, andshown why Governments must play a leading role in guaranteeing services that are key to sustainable development and a decent life for all.
Although Governments must play a central role in the response, we alone cannot tackle this global emergency. Nor can the United Nations.
The unfolding crisis had demonstrated that Governments must play a more robust and focused role in their national economies and in the implementation of social policies.
Governments must play a leading role in environmental sustainability, but must also work in close partnership with the private sector.
Further to that goal, the Madrid Plan of Action stresses that Governments must play a central role in formulating and implementing policies that foster such an enabling environment, while engaging civil society and older persons themselves.
Governments must play a central role in formulating and implementing policies to provide such an enabling environment, while engaging civil society and older persons themselves.
In the medium andlong term, Governments must play a more active role in the management of the financial system, at both the national and international levels, by strengthening the regulation and supervision of financial intermediaries.
Governments must play a central role in formulating and implementing policies that foster such an enabling environment, while engaging civil society and older persons themselves.
Secondly, although we acknowledge that Governments must play the primary role in the peace process, we believe that in order for those efforts to be successful a favourable international environment must be created, including the proper conditions for trade, investment, the provision of financial resources, technical assistance and the transfer of technology.
Governments must play a central role in formulating and implementing policies that foster such an enabling environment, while engaging civil society and older persons themselves.(Agreed) G77: move para. 86 to proposed Assessment section.
Recognizing that Governments must play a catalysing role in preparing for and responding to an ageing society in order to respond to the social, economic and political implications of population ageing.
At the same time, Governments must play a role that the private sector could not perform, in particular in such areas as fighting poverty or HIV/AIDS, and more generally to work towards the goals of equity and fairness.
While African governments must play the leadership role in formulating and implementing strategies of sustainable structural transformation, it is essential that an appropriate enabling environment, including support measures, should be established at the international level.
In response to additional comments, Botswana agreed that the Government must play a leading and cautious role in educating its people so as not to destabilize the country.
The Government must play a leading role in efforts to promote respect for the various principles and rules governing the free exercise of political rights and civil liberties, while at the same time combating political intimidation.
As Andy Grove so presciently articulated in the July 1, 2010, issue of Businessweek, the economies of China, Singapore, Germany, Brazil andIndia have demonstrated"that a plan for job creation must be the number-one objective of state economic policy; and that the government must play a strategic role in setting the priorities and arraying the forces of organization necessary to achieve this goal.
Governments and civil society must play a facilitating and organizing role, respectively.
Governments must therefore play a proactive role in developing and managing the projects of public-private partnerships, including through the provision of financial support measures.
Everyone must play their part-- Governments, non-governmental organizations, parents, families, communities and all of civil society, including children themselves.
But when it comes to the implementation and monitoring of the mechanisms set forth in Copenhagen,nothing can replace the role that Governments and civil society must play at the national level.
Furthermore, Governments must recognize the important role they can play in supporting the integration of space-based technologies into national risk reduction plans and policies.
The identification of such items was a joint undertaking of the Commission and Governments, which must play their part in that regard. He was sure that the Commission and the Legal Counsel would welcome suggestions which met the criteria resumed in paragraph 429 of the Commission's latest report.
While recognizing that international cooperation and assistance are essential for the full implementation of the Copenhagen Declaration and Programme of Action,my delegation is very well aware of the primary role that Governments and civil society must play at the national level towards the fulfilment of the objectives set forth.
The Economic and Social Council had made laudable efforts in that regard, in particular when it had decided to emphasize the feminization of poverty during the 1999 debate on the eradication of poverty andhad underscored the role the United Nations system must play in helping Governments to meet their obligations under international instruments.