Примеры использования Key aim на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The key aim is to attract investment.
The criminalization of bribery is a key aim of the Convention.
To define the key aim of managing a company page on Linkedin.
Progress in improving the situation of children is a key aim of national development as a whole.
A key aim must be to improve accountability to the public.
Vigorous, comprehensive and persistent measures andactions were taken to fully implement the commitments of the action plan, the key aim of which was for Croatia's authorities to do their utmost to locate, apprehend and transfer the fugitive Gotovina to the Tribunal.
The key aim of economic policy here is entry into the European Union.
However, it was also felt that the Working Group should be cautious in taking such an approach as the key aim of the draft Model Law should be to provide functional equivalence rules enabling the use of paper-based transferable documents or instruments in an electronic environment.
One key aim of the initiative is to address shortages predicted for the mid-level category.
Additional information on available financial assistance may be desirable, but a key aim of the information exchange tool should be to serve as a place where those with needs can search for the full range of possible assistance, including technical support and equipment.
A key aim of policy should be to maintain the minimum standards needed for healthy living.
We can thus claim that an overall evolution of the system is under way,whereby the key aim of institutional policies is to ensure equal rights for foreign nationals, while interinstitutional cooperation between the various levels and functional responsibilities is constantly intensifying.
A key aim of the advisory group would be to enhance efficiency and promote synergy.
A key aim is to increase in-country capacity to respond to emerging and unforeseen needs.
A key aim is to"Hebrewise the Nakba" by creating a space for it in the public discourse of Israeli Jews.
A key aim of the strategy is to reduce the number of women entering the criminal justice system in Northern Ireland.
A key aim of this initiative, which we welcome, is to monitor and promote the implementation of the Board's recommendations.
Another key aim of the UNCCD process under OO 3 is to link scientific information with political decision-making.
A key aim will be to establish a planning process that links medium- and longterm goals with the annual budget.
The key aim of secondary education is thus to help develop learners' latent intellect and comprehensive inner faculties.
We share a key aim: fighting poverty and delivering better, more efficient aid to people who need it most.
A key aim of the Convention is to enable protection of cultural property on the ocean floor, beyond national jurisdictional waters.
Another key aim of the CST in the coming years is to improve the linkage between scientific information and political decision-making for UNCCD.
Another key aim of the programme is to ensure the needs and interests of women offenders are incorporated into all mainstream criminal justice policies.
A key aim of the summit was to bring young leaders together to showcase how they are using information and communications technology for social good.
The key aim of the visit was to encourage cooperation between NOSU and the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in the fields of radiation biology, proton therapy and life sciences.
The key aim of the guidance is to ensure that local authorities carry out their land-use policies and transport programmes in ways which help to.
A key aim of the strategy was to enhance educational service delivery to Travellers and to focus on"individual educational need" rather than"Traveller identity.
The key aim of the workshop is to have countries understand the usefulness of SEEAW for integrated water resources management policies and commit to the implementation of SEEAW.
The key aim of this study is to determine the proportion of opioid overdose deaths that can be prevented by expanded access to naloxone and training in its use.