Примеры использования More swiftly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But I could not come more swiftly.
They rode now more swiftly, and by midnight the Fords were nearly five leagues behind.
The troops should be deployed more swiftly.
It moves more swiftly than our Moon, because of its shorter period(5.8 days) compounded by its retrograde orbit.
Economic adjustment has to be made more swiftly.
The sea ice in this area is retreating much more swiftly than scientists predicted, and now there is even speculation that the ice will disappear altogether.
Countries with which Sweden(or the EU)has a readmission agreement tend to reply more swiftly than others.
It was her view that Governments should act more swiftly and implement preventive measures to prevent situations from degenerating into real conflict.
Another effect of Earth's proximity to fourth density is that linear time is passing more and more swiftly.
Improved working methods would enable the Commission to address a greater number of topics and to do so more swiftly, thereby keeping pace with the rapid development of international law.
The more recent cases of the murder of women in Ciudad Juárez were being treated differently in that they were being brought before the courts more swiftly.
In value, it rose more swiftly than the previous year(+2.7 per cent in 2011, after +2.5 per cent in 2010), but at a less sustained pace than in 2009 +3.3 per cent.
Unemployment is declining more slowly than in the period 1995-1997, but more swiftly than expected.
He felt that the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples could be moving more swiftly in some areas; in that regard, Canada was in a position to provide the world with models of good practice.
The simple goal of disaster preparedness is to respond effectively and recover more swiftly when disasters strike.
Furthermore, with everything in acceleration mode,linear time will pass more swiftly by the day, and the next eighteen months or so on your calendar will come and go faster than the past eighteen.
We ask you to continue to be ready to accept the new manifestations as they come slowly,yet ever more swiftly, into being.
Resident representatives are now equipped to respond more swiftly and comprehensively to programme country partner needs for support, through their ability to draw directly on experts in their region and to access advice, best practice and global partners.
Experience shows that this de facto standing nature has enabled the Council to react more swiftly to human rights emergencies.
Ms. ORTAKOVA(The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) said that the second sentence in paragraph 1 should be deleted,to enable her country to become a party to the Convention more swiftly.
However, my delegation reaffirms the need to make financial contributions to the Fund predictable so thatit can respond more swiftly to the many requests of post-conflict countries meeting the requirements for its support.
If this is a kind of rationalization of the First Committee imposed spontaneously and collectively, why not formalize it by simply reducing, if not eliminating, the number of days reserved for the structured debate, so thatwe can move on to the actions a little more swiftly.
By eliminating the middleman(the Ministry of Foreign Affairs),requests can be transmitted more swiftly and the communication become clearer.
OAI is facing varied challenges in 2011, such as the expected significant decrease in UNDP core resources; the substantial increase in voluntary contributions for certain high-risk programmes; the growing need for an audit of Delivering as One and other joint United Nations activities in which UNDP plays a major coordinating and managing role; andthe need to better protect development funds from fraud and corruption and to address allegations of wrongdoing more swiftly.
Formerly, there had been a certain amount of mistrust arising from theappearance of double standards, since the Council had moved more swiftly to react to the crisis in East Timor than it had in Africa.
Such a body could work alongside the Secretariat to educate the general public about human rights and, thanks to its permanent status,would be able to intervene more swiftly to address individual complaints.
Essential reforms, which it should embark upon in order to adapt to the newcontext of international relations, should enable it to respond more swiftly and effectively to the legitimate aspirations of its constituent peoples, who continue to have complete trust in it.
In addition, having this aircraft on a long-term arrangement obviates the need for multiple short-term bids,enabling the United Nations to provide faster service to Member States and react more swiftly to crises as they occur.
By working together in the framework of specific country projects, international andregional organizations could better utilize resources and more swiftly respond to the needs of Governments and societies.
It is indicated that having this aircraft on a long-term basis obviates the need for multiple short-term bids, enabling the United Nations toprovide faster service to Member States, and provides the ability to react more swiftly to crises as they occur ibid., para. 151.