Примеры использования More consideration на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You have showed us more consideration than we deserve.
More consideration should also be given to the possibility of family reunions.
Foreigners are given more consideration and a swift death.
More consideration should also be given to possibilities for family reunion.
The Commission considered that discussions regarding these issues should be postponed as more consideration was needed on those important matters.
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Indeed, more consideration should be given to women, persons with disabilities and other minorities(Republic of Korea);
With regard to the question of the development of new international financial architecture, more consideration is needed and caution should prevail.
More consideration is to be given to integrating support measures for agricultural and rural development and to ensuring public participation.
The new Act provides for better safeguards for the rights of the individual in connection with judicial authorization, and the status of the patient is given more consideration.
More consideration should be given to introducing demand reduction initiatives that effectively addressed dependence on illicit drugs;
We believe that these disorders have too great an impact on the disease burden andshould be given more consideration at the global level than is presently provided for.
Italy also believes that more consideration can be given within the Conference on Disarmament to appropriate new and additional issues relevant to this forum.
With respect to the seventh preambular paragraph, many delegations found that the wording"the degree of uncertainty in the risk assessment of GMOs" should be deleted orat least needed more consideration, and questioned whether reference to the public should be made in this context.
UNFPA should give more consideration to the question of whether an agency is best suited for a project and of whether all the alternatives have been assessed and the most cost-effective approach chosen.
Recommendations no. 65/14, 65/15, 65/16, 65/19: Promote ethnic and religious tolerance, including through education measures; strategy for the integration of persons of a different ethnic orreligious origin; more consideration of minority groups including the Muslim community.
One delegation hoped that South-South cooperation would be given more consideration in the next UNOPS annual report and requested an update on the UNOPS operation in Bangladesh.
More consideration needed to be given to use of local expertise, allocation of more resources in the field and innovative methods of mobilization of resources, such as the UNDP round table approach.
His delegation hoped that the international community andUNHCR would give more consideration to resettlement and to burden-sharing as a durable solution to such protracted and large-scale refugee situations as that of Afghan refugees.
More consideration needs to be given to the potential benefits of distinguishing evaluation and classification methodologies on the basis of the nature of the extraction process rather than on the industry sector that traditionally mined/produced that commodity.
Lance Pilant: Well, generally speaking, I would say that the“pros” are obvious- the existence of standards such as BREEAM which are quite new to the Russian property market is a clear indicator that both the quality of buildings and more consideration for the environment by developers is starting to appear.
We believe that the time has come to give more consideration to a growing tendency among some of these entities to assume increased responsibility for maintaining peace and stability in their respective regions.
The Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights while countering terrorism and the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary orarbitrary executions should give more consideration to situations of foreign occupation where instances of State terrorism at the hands of occupying forces and indiscriminate killings were too often ignored.
UNFPA should give more consideration to the question of whether an agency is best suited for a project and of whether all the alternatives have been assessed and the most cost-effective approach chosen(see para. 112);
For that reason, small economies-- and in particular those of small island developing States-- turn to the United Nations to request that it act as a fully fledged decision maker in economic affairs,contributing to a new world order in which more consideration is given to the specificities and vulnerabilities of small island developing States.
Several speakers recommended that UNICEF give more consideration to programmes related to the control of HIV/AIDS, while one speaker expressed concern about the high levels of maternal mortality and the low rates of breast-feeding in the region.
Japan noted that more consideration should be given to how specific technologies can contribute to reductions in emissions and sustainable development in Annex I and non-Annex I Parties. The United States highlighted the importance of research, development and diffusions of technologies.
That the Secretary-General, when exercising his discretionary powers of granting business class accommodation by air, give more consideration to cases where, on account of age and health, comfort of travel and ability to work at destination of some travellers might be adversely affected by the impact of changes contemplated in this report.
It also hoped he would give more consideration to protracted mass displacement, from the viewpoint of the strengthened and improved United Nations response, in his future reports to the General Assembly and the Human Rights Council.
UNFPA, however, agreed with the Board's recommendation that it should give more consideration to whether a selected executing agency was best suited to a project, whether all alternatives had been assessed and whether the most cost-effective approach had been chosen.
They said that they wanted more consideration to be given to the African Union road map for Libya, which proposed an immediate ceasefire, the provision of humanitarian assistance to the Libyan population, the establishment of a transition period and the holding of national elections.