Примеры использования More consistently на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The curriculum needs to be more consistently gender sensitive.
Inter-agency agreements andother relevant rules should be simplified and presented more consistently.
Children's concerns have also been more consistently included in peace agendas and treaties.
The cosmetic threads feature has a more robust architecture so that they behave more consistently.
Such interaction has occurred more consistently in recent years, in accordance with resolution 65/315.
We are only beginning to learn how to make migration work more consistently for development.
Moreover, the Commission would then be more consistently able to illustrate its draft articles with examples drawn from practice.
He has highlighted the need to institutionalize participatory programming practices more consistently in all field operations.
Protection concerns are better and more consistently reflected in peacekeeping mission mandates.
Evaluations are influencing decision-making, accountability and planning butneed to be more consistently applied.
As a result, support initiatives have been more consistently channelled towards the strategies and objectives of the PDSAS.
We support the reforms that the Council agreed in 2006, andwe underline the importance of their being more consistently implemented.
She urged the Council to use more consistently all the tools at its disposal to better protect civilians.
The heads of departments and divisions were assigned to carry out their functions more consistently and with a higher sense of responsibility.
ACFID recommended that Myanmar engage more consistently with human rights bodies and mechanisms at the international and regional level.
While endeavouring to become better humanitarian donors, we are striving to respond more consistently to transition situations.
On the whole, all mass media gradually and more consistently reveal a change of stereotypes in the attitude of the public opinion to the issue of gender equality.
However, project monitoring and evaluation in ODCCP were both uneven-- being done more consistently in some geographic regions than in others.
In 2009 it was adjusted to ensure more consistently and efficiently the reliability and hR stability of the Company management under the conditions of its dynamic growth.
Legislation must be enacted to incorporate women's issues more consistently into national development plans.
Each day for the next seven days, we will share one tip- one simple thing that you can do right then- that will help you start connecting with the Bible more consistently.
Had the bibliographic data been recorded in a more structured manner and more consistently, there would have been fewer misidentifications in frbrised data.
The BCH chain is moving a bit more consistently now, but mining profitability and the gaming of the currency's mining difficulty continues to be a struggle for the newly born network.
Moving forward, UNDP will work to ensure that global commitments to gender equality are driven more consistently into environmental programming.
The more consistently these values are applied by social institutions in their decision-making and policy formulation, the more likely those democracies will be sustained into the centuries and millennia.
The specialized requirements of international criminal prosecutions must be more consistently mainstreamed into capacity-building at the national level.
However, law enforcement officials and human rights activists highlighted difficultiesin preventing the practice, addressing the violence and prosecuting the perpetrators more consistently.
Revise evaluation methodology andguidance to capture and reflect more consistently UNDP's capacity development contribution to national results.
Financial companies get rid of unnecessary bureaucracy, streamlined its procedures introduced reduced fees and charges for correspondence,as well as more consistently implement its standards.
Within the United Nations system, a major obstacle concerns the need to more consistently reflect expertise gained in the area of natural resources management between United Nations entities.