Примеры использования It was suggested that governments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In this regard, it was suggested that Governments should provide Russian translations of such documents.
Active dialogue between NGOs and Governments was also advocated, both at the national andinternational levels, and it was suggested that Governments include NGOs in their official delegations to the special session.
It was suggested that Governments call on the private sector to cooperate in improving the situation of migrant workers and their families.
To ensure that both policies andpractice safeguarded the rights of migrants, it was suggested that Governments ought to regulate and monitor the activities of recruitment agencies.
It was suggested that Governments could involve migrant associations in monitoring the costs of remittance transfers and working towards lowering them.
In order to make PPPs in transport infrastructure more attractive for the private sector, it was suggested that governments create specialized PPP units and train the local staff, who should know the local conditions best.
It was suggested that Governments and agencies should review their programmes on science and technology from a gender perspective.
In particular, the need for action at the regional level was stressed, and it was suggested that Governments establish mechanisms for joint regional plans and collaborate to creatively develop new culturally sensitive programmes and new ways of addressing the pandemic within a human rights framework.
It was suggested that Governments commit to the development of a Memorandum of Understanding on e-Trust to foster international coordination.
Based on Chinese experience, it was suggested that Governments of developing countries should play the following roles in the fields of social protection.
It was suggested that governments should create an enabling environment that would attract investment by diasporas as well as remittance recipients.
It was suggested that Governments should develop media education programmes for young people in order to enable them to notice sensational and inaccurate information.
It was suggested that Governments adopt a policy that all trade deals involv ing maritime transport be evaluated in the light of Sustainable Development Goal 14.
It was suggested that governments could establish and support long-term programmes to provide a high level of stability to educational capacity-building activities.
It was suggested that Governments be requested to provide information on follow-up action taken, which could then be reflected in the special rapporteurs' reports.
It was suggested that Governments might wish to adopt legislation that minimized the power of a Government to interfere once a contract had been concluded.
It was suggested that Governments consider having a well-formulated strategy on the issue, as the social and economic development implications were numerous.
It was suggested that Governments should be compelled to make some form of presentation of the public accounts in a format that would be understandable by both parliamentarians and the wider public.
It was suggested that Governments conduct regular surveys and evaluations on how the effective implementation of legislation would contribute to the ongoing enhancement of measures to combat violence against women.
It was suggested that Governments should create the conditions, in each particular national context, for the centralization of responsibilities in one agency that would administer key registers with one common database.
It was suggested that governments consider legislation that would encourage or promote the distribution of software, produced by publicly funded scientific research, under FOSS licenses such as the GNU GPL.
It was suggested that Governments could provide subsidies and financing on a liberal and competitive basis to promote opportunities in research and development, as well as funding and facilities to encourage and facilitate technology transfer.
To address these constraints, it was suggested that Governments define an appropriate and strategic industrial policy, with the requisite incentive structures to support industrialization, paying particular attention to a clearly defined and deliberate policy to support information and communications technology.
It was suggested that governments of developed and developing countries, as well as international organizations, should share the burden of developing policies to maximize migration's positive impact on development and poverty reduction: developed countries and international organizations could support developing countries in setting up databases where members of their diaspora could register on a voluntary basis and maintain links with their home countries.
Finally, it was suggested that government policies in the transport sector were crucial to support trade and development efforts and should focus primarily on.
This has been a goal for years,with some improvements noted, but it is suggested that Governments adopt and support this perspective and mandate.
To this effect, it is suggested that Governments consider the need to carry out a diagnostic assessment of the current situation vis-à-vis their current institutional arrangements and human resources capacity, with a view to formulating a strategy and an action plan for the years to come.
While some governments had indeed decided on pro-FOSS legislation or policy, it was suggested that government policy should provide for equal consideration of all software types.
It was suggested that government reforms should not aim at enhancing efficiency alone but should also take into account equity issues.
It is suggested that Governments and organizations make approximately 200 copies available in English, with lesser numbers of the other official languages if those are provided.