Примеры использования Many policy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many policy targets are similar to the latter approach.
There were thus many policy issues to be resolved.
Many policy decisions that are not directly or indirectly related to water nonetheless affect the availability and quality of water.
Nevertheless, improved efficiency is receiving increased attention from many policy makers and energy providers under pressure from budgetary constraints.
Nonetheless, many policy prescriptions are still designed without adequate analysis of how they might affect the poor.
Progress in achieving greater and more equitable sharing of benefits has, however, been limited by the lack of implementation of many policy provisions that are central to social forestry.
It is apparent that many policy and lawmakers have subscribed to a disproportionately punitive approach.
The Legislative Guide provides outline guidance on domestic preferences, noting that although many States seek to use them,such preferences give rise to many policy issues.
Other speakers emphasized that many policy norms cannot be given effect without the requisite human capacity.
In addition to follow-up activities on the issues that were the subjects of consultations in 2004-2005, a new series of consultations, to be initiated in 2006-2007,might be merited by the many policy areas covered by the Monterrey Consensus.
There have been many policy innovations to reduce and eliminate violence against women; much political good-will; and much rhetoric.
The texts discuss the advantages and disadvantages of different policy choices, assist the reader in evaluating different approaches in the particular national context, and so provide a standard against which Governments and legislative bodies can review the adequacy of existing legislative framework, but they do not set out single set of model legislative provisions addressing all legal aspects of PPPs projects as a Model Law would do andeven were all elements consolidated, many policy options would remain.
Many policy makers in developing countries need greater sensitization both to the importance of industrial technology and to the potential for taking advantage of it through South-South cooperation.
One of the findings of the study is that huge global agendas,such as the MDGs, which cut across many policy areas, are best pursued through established committees of parliaments, such as health, education or the environment, and that those committees must be provided with the necessary information and expertise.
Many policy tools such as land planning, environmental protection and monitoring, and health management are based on stable"old" climate and environmental conditions which do not take into account variability and change.
Yet the backdrop for the targets and discussions is demographic ageing,a phenomenon that is gathering enough force to make obsolete many policy recommendations on poverty eradication, health and employment that do not take into consideration either the large numbers of persons entering old age who will be able to contribute to the development processes on those who will require social protection and care.
As many policy issues are cross-cutting, a"whole of government" approach is adopted whereby consultation with other relevant ministries are done before government agencies submit policy papers to Cabinet for consideration.
Sustainable consumption andproduction is a complex and crosscutting issue involving many policy areas and all economic sectors, and it requires multistakeholder cooperation and effective coordination. Countries therefore need to strengthen their capacity for inter-ministerial, crossdepartmental and multi-stakeholder cooperation. This involves strengthening horizontal communication and collaboration.
There are many policy prescriptions for poverty reduction but what has been shown to be most effective is rapid and sustained economic growth underpinned by private sector-led industrialization.
This was one of the many policy recommendations proposed to Egypt, which has been relatively unsuccessful in attracting export-oriented FDI, as investors prefer to produce for the large domestic market.
In that context, many policy and business actors embraced positive alignments between economic growth and environmental concerns through such notions as the green economy, in the name of sustainable development.
While many policy initiatives by regional economic communities for the improvement of transit transport infrastructure date back to their foundation and major programmatic documents were issued in the meantime,[11] progress in implementation has been slow.
Therefore, many policies in Singapore are designed to promote the healthy development of families.
Many policies and practices that lead to abuse in health-care settings are due to discrimination targeted at persons who are marginalized.
Many policies pay out the benefit upon the diagnosis of a terminal illness or if the insured suffers a serious accident.
Many policies encourage businesses to provide vocational training and employ local ethnic minority workers.
Many policies have complementary areas of focus, where sharing of knowledge and resources could be beneficial.
Many policies that address migration focus on the economic aspects and legal protection issues of receiving countries.
By extension, many policies developed for the conservation of biodiversity also have bearing on the restoration of degraded landscapes.
At the national level, the National Development Plan 2007- 2010 contains many policies, programmes and other elements that promote the integration of the Afro-descendent population.