Примеры использования More expeditious на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The narrower approach to the topic would presumably be less complicated and more expeditious.
UNHCR facilitated a more expeditious entry of refugees in Croatian-controlled territory.
The new process, which was described in paragraph 11 of the note,would be more expeditious.
This is designed to facilitate a more expeditious and efficient consideration of the reports by the Commission.
The use of electronic means of communication can make the arbitral proceedings more expeditious and efficient.
Criminal proceedings are more expeditious and less costly than civil action.
The Government has made proposals for reforming the judicial sector with a view to making it more expeditious and transparent.
This review should include developing a more expeditious and lightweight means of disposing of frivolous objections.
In view of those difficulties,the Committee has adopted a number of measures intended to facilitate a more expeditious processing of contracts.
The legislation provided for a more expeditious hearing process once a child in need of protection was taken into care;
We also welcome the appointment of the three new judges in the third Trial Chamber,which will ensure more expeditious trials.
This system is to be expanded and improved by more expeditious procedures and countrywide coverage.
The narrower approach to the topic focusing exclusively on expulsion would presumably be less complicated and more expeditious.
Efforts are under way to review current procedures to ensure a more expeditious manner of reimbursement to the 53 per cent account.
The advantage of permitting these types of post-default agreement is that they can often lead to less expensive and more expeditious enforcement.
Such changes have led not only to more expeditious approval of operational budgets, but also to greater flexibility in the management of programmes.
Support the development of trade facilitation tools to make worldwide delivery of goods more expeditious and reliable.
The United Nations must be able to carry out a more expeditious and effective deployment of peacekeeping operations and, where needed, peace enforcement operations.
Ghana requested information on the judicial case management system,which would achieve more expeditious dispensation of justice.
We now look forward to continued political will and to more expeditious steps to fulfil the nuclear disarmament commitments enshrined in article VI of the Treaty.
Many States actually encourage secured creditors to use the courts by providing for less costly and more expeditious enforcement proceedings.
This mechanism ensures more expeditious implementation of recommendations and provides a platform where high-level information can be brought to the attention of senior management.
In addition, selling a business as a going concern can be more expeditious and less costly than selling the assets piecemeal.
With the installation of the three new judges on 16 November 1998, it has been possible to establish a third Trial Chamber,enabling the Tribunal to provide more expeditious trials.
The Commission also noted that the process of appointing a subcommittee had facilitated a more expeditious consideration of the reports by the Commission as a whole.
Early transfer has also ensured that there is no impediment to the efficient completion of pre-trial work andis expected to ultimately lead to a more expeditious trial.
In that regard,many participants were of the view that further and more expeditious efforts, especially in the area of voice reform, were needed.
His delegation concurred with the views of the Expert Group that the responsibility for prolonged trials rested predominantly with the judges, and had noted the efforts under way by judges of both Tribunals to put an end to the practices which caused the delays andto create conditions for more expeditious proceedings through changes to the Rules of Procedure and Evidence.
The rosters andjob designs should use the same descriptors to allow more expeditious and much better selection of both internal and external candidates.
Notes the increase in the past three years in the percentage of staff from regions identified as requiring better representation, and the various measures proposed and already taken to address the imbalance in geographical distribution of the staff, while noting with concern the small increase in 2009 and no change in the status of the prominent region, andstresses the need to implement additional measures to redress the prominent imbalance in a more expeditious way;