Примеры использования More judicious на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Government had learned to be more judicious and to opt for programmes that it could carry forward on its own.
We also note that in the year ending,positive developments are continuing in the practice of the working methods of the Council, including more judicious openness in its activities.
Mr. WOLFRUM thought it would be more judicious to refer to the integration of those groups in economic and social life.
The LWG Vice Chairman noted that sincetechnology became outdated quickly, it might be more judicious not to specify technical solutions in legislation.
Achieving a more judicious balance, as may be determined by each organization, between free distribution(including free access over the Internet) and paid distribution of publications;
In this connection, the Committee calls for more judicious exercise of the delegation of recruitment authority.
A more judicious convergence of donor interests and preferences and recipient capabilities in aid absorption needs to be achieved to maximize the impact of financial and non-financial ODA.
While those issues were within the Committee's remit,it would be more judicious to focus on rights specific to the Covenant.
In his opinion, it would be more judicious simply to say in the first sentence of paragraph 1 that the Committee noted that States parties to the Covenant had entered a very large number of reservations.
In particular, there should be more public meetings, and more judicious use of closed-door informal consultations.
I am convinced that a more judicious use of the consensus rule during the Review Conference and its preparatory process would have gone a long way towards the conclusion of an outcome document.
The work for the Commission on Science andTechnology for Development was better integrated with other areas of work by UNCTAD through a more judicious choice of its substantive theme.
The need for the international community to find a more global and more judicious solution to the debt problem in no way detracts from the need for African countries to manage their economies better.
Referring to the expression"positive discrimination", she acknowledged that, even though it had been used by Committee expertsat the previous meeting, the term"affirmative action" seemed more judicious. .
Construction will be concluded in June 2010 and with this modern Family Court and the rules governing it,there will be a more judicious, sensitive and effective resolution of matters relating to children and marriage.
It seems more judicious to ascertain by means of a questionnaire what practice is in the member States of COTIF/Contracting Parties to ADR and, if necessary, make provision for standard rules on the basis of the results.
With the construction of a modern Family Court and the rules governing it in 2010,there will be a more judicious, sensitive and effective resolution of matters relating to children and marriage.
Certainly, our resolve to squarely face up to the pandemic and to meet the set targets has to be coupled with equal responsibility for leadership initiatives,accountability and more judicious resource mobilization and management.
Improvement in international economic cooperation would seem to call for a more judicious distribution of international attention to the various emerging and old, yet unsolved, issues in the world economy.
They reaffirmed the commitments made in Tunis to deepen economic reforms, strengthen the regulation of financial institutions, harmonize fiscal and monetary policies, improve governance and accountability,diversify the export structure, make more judicious use of public revenue, and improve debt management.
Increasing efficiency andproductivity in a sustainable manner is a common focus, and more judicious use of pesticides and fertilizers, soil and water conservation, and animal waste recycling are some of the techniques being promoted to protect the environment.
The Government of Guyana is constructing facilities for the establishment of a Family Court which is expected to invigorate the way in which family law is practiced in Guyana resulting in a more judicious, sensitive and effective resolution of matters relating to children and marriage.
By adopting best practices in financial reporting for the international public sector,UNHCR is laying the foundation for greater transparency, more judicious stewardship of its resources and increased availability of information to support results-based management.
While agreeing with the need for Headquarters to become more involved in validating the aircraft requirements of all missions, the Field Administration and Logistics Division stated that"since this recommendation would involve a major policy initiative, and would consequently entail a comprehensive review,we believe it more judicious to reserve our specific comments in this regard, pending the outcome of a complete evaluation.
John Edward Lloyd gave the following assessment of Llywelyn: Among the chieftains who battled against the Anglo-Norman power his place will always be high, if not indeed the highest of all,for no man ever made better or more judicious use of the native force of the Welsh people for adequate national ends; his patriotic statesmanship will always entitle him to wear the proud style of Llywelyn the Great.
For that purpose, UNHCR and the Government agreed to explore ways to improve programme delivery,notably through a more judicious utilisation of NGO implementation capacity, where appropriate.
With the successful implementation of IPSAS in 2012, UNHCR has adopted best practices in financial reporting for the international public sector andlaid the foundation for greater transparency, more judicious stewardship of its resources and increased availability of information to support results-based management.
We aspire to do more with judicious use of these resources.
The greater provision of information, as well as knowledge, also enables the policy maker andthe citizen to make more informed and judicious decisions.
Some judicious culling would make our work more manageable with little loss.