Примеры использования Greater attention must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Greater attention must be given to preventive action.
Despite Moldova's financial difficulties, greater attention must be paid to health.
Greater attention must be given to the evaluation of impacts.
In the Committee's view,for reform to be successful, greater attention must be paid to systemic issues requiring improvement of work processes and procedures.
Greater attention must be given to intrasectoral linkages.
Granted, globalization had its advantages, but greater attention must be paid to the fact that neither the benefits nor the costs were shared equally.
Greater attention must be given to ensuring access to education across the life cycle.
In this context, the Special Rapporteur also believes that far greater attention must be given to positive measures to break the silence.
Greater attention must therefore be given to the proper training of peace-keeping personnel.
International verification activity has entered a period in which greater attention must be paid to the decisions taken by the Government on the Mission's recommendations.
Greater attention must be focused on the increase in manufacture and consumption of synthetic drugs.
In addition to strategies such as those that promote active labour market policies, infrastructure development,industrial policies and public works, greater attention must be paid to addressing the risks associated with informal and vulnerable employment and to promoting and investing in green jobs.
On this basis, greater attention must be accorded to children's health and education.
Greater attention must be given to mitigating climate change and the risks associated with disasters.
To heed this call, greater attention must now be concentrated on the preventive dimension.
Greater attention must also be paid to collisions of space objects, particularly those with nuclear power sources.
Management fully endorses the evaluation finding that greater attention must be dedicated to strategically address issues of gender equality and HIV/AIDS, which are inextricably linked.
Now, greater attention must be paid to those States that still trail the rest of the developing world.
Greater attention must be given to post-conflict situations in order to ensure safe returns, rehabilitation and durable peace.
Greater attention must therefore be paid to re-engineering that will adapt general principles to the circumstances.
Lastly, greater attention must be given to international migration, which was causing a real brain drain in developing countries.
Greater attention must be, and has been, given to addressing systemic issues, particularly improvements to work processes and procedures.
Greater attention must therefore be focused on eliminating the combination of internal and external factors that engender conflict and stymie development.
Greater attention must be given to the development and distribution of affordable technologies that can prevent HIV infection, particularly in women.
Far greater attention must be paid to increasing national capacity to address the consequences of landmines and unexploded ordnance.
Greater attention must likewise be devoted to the elderly and persons with disabilities in development policies, with a view to ending their marginalization.
Greater attention must be given to the informal economy as it does not provide social protection and may deepen gender inequalities.
Greater attention must also be paid to the concerns and career aspirations of the large number of women in the General Service and related categories.
Greater attention must be devoted to conflict in Africa, where the international community faced serious peacekeeping issues.
A greater attention must be paid in both countries to children's right to information and participation, to food and to play and learning.