Примеры использования Lasting progress на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This has been a decade characterized by genuine and lasting progress.
Science and innovation within lasting progress/ Gheorghe Duca// Consultant.
We must work hard andmake bold decisions in laying the foundation for lasting progress.
Lasting progress would only be made if a step-by-step approach was taken in a spirit of cooperation.
We must work hard andtake bold decisions in laying the foundation for lasting progress.
But the precondition for lasting progress and for peace is the will for reconciliation among all ethnic groups.
Sustained effort across all areas of the Charter is fundamental to broad-based and lasting progress.
It is absolutely essential that this twofold condition be met if lasting progress is to be ensured in the development of a true community of law at the international level.
The scale of the subprogramme's activities has not been sufficient to achieve significant lasting progress in this respect.
This will require greater attention in order to ensure real and lasting progress, but it remains central to ensuring effective international humanitarian action.
But take a look around:nations that put the tools of development in the hands of all people are making more lasting progress.
We believe that for the developing countries to achieve any meaningful and lasting progress, the international economic situation should be conducive to development.
The need for the developmentof sustainable competencies and innovations becomes a crucial prerequisite for true and lasting progress.
The joint counter-actions all proceed from the common conviction that effective and lasting progress can be made in anyone affected country only if all countries co-operate.
Only when the international economic situation is conducive to development and international cooperation for development strengthened will the developing countries be in a realistic position to achieve any meaningful and lasting progress.
The Special Rapporteur is deeply convinced that lasting progress with regard to tolerance and non-discrimination in the matter of religion or belief could be achieved first and foremost through the school.
By consolidating the efforts of the new Government andthe international community, lasting progress can and should be achieved.
The Special Rapporteur is firmly convinced that lasting progress in the areas of tolerance and non-discrimination in the area of religion and belief can be ensured mainly through education and particularly through the schools.
The coordination of disparate efforts in support of a nationally owned strategy is a prerequisite for ensuring lasting progress in each of these areas.
It was further affirmed that lasting progress in establishing the right to development requires effective national policies, as well as equitable economic relations and a favourable economic environment at the international level.
The school, as an essential element in the educational system, may constitute a fertile andhighly suitable terrain for lasting progress in the area of tolerance and non-discrimination in matters of religion or belief.
It was further observed that no lasting progress can be made in Sierra Leone without comprehensive action to tackle the current instability in the West African subregion, in particular in the Mano River Union member countries.
The key challenge today, on the one hand,is how to translate the still-existing gains from improved terms of trade into lasting progress through accelerated investment in productive capacity.
Lasting progress may be achieved, mainly through education and above all the school, by ensuring that a human rights culture is imparted by school curricula and textbooks and by properly trained teachers.
The New Agenda Coalition firmly believes that nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament are mutually reinforcing processes, andthat there can be no lasting progress in non-proliferation efforts in the absence of commensurate developments in the field of nuclear disarmament.
The Special Committee stresses that lasting progress on security, national reconciliation, human rights, the rule of law and sustainable development needs to occur in parallel, given the interconnected nature of those challenges in countries emerging from conflict.
Reaffirms the need for States to cooperate with each other in ensuring development and eliminating obstacles to development and recognizes the importance of the international community promoting effective international cooperation for the realization ofthe right to development, and also recognizes that lasting progress towards the implementation of the right to development requires effective development policies at the national level, as well as equitable economic relations and a favourable economic environment at the international level;
In this respect, the Special Rapporteur is firmly convinced that lasting progress could be made chiefly through education and especially through the schools by ensuring that school curricula, school textbooks and properly trained teachers disseminate a culture that promotes tolerance in the fields of religion and belief.
There can be no real and lasting progress as regards tolerance while the greater part of the population remains illiterate and so long as the school system, the family, the media and religious practices(regardless of persuasion) are not called upon to make a fundamental effort to bring about a change of attitude and to ensure that the culture of tolerance is developed and strengthened.
As reported in the last progress report, FAO, along with UNDP and the World Bank, initiated the socio-economic and gender analysis programme.