Примеры использования More targeted approach на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increased competition for FDI had led many countries to adopt a more targeted approach to investment promotion.
In such situations a more targeted approach to reporting may prove to be more fruitful.
All UNHCR field offices participated,with eight pilot countries taking a more targeted approach.
This reflects a reorientation of the Department towards a more targeted approach in the areas of Gender Mainstreaming, Gender Policy Development and implementation etc.
It deplored the unsatisfactory situation of women, who continued to face discriminatory practices,and called for a more targeted approach.
The 2014 Common Humanitarian Action Plan reflects a more targeted approach to meeting the most acute needs, and I call upon donors to maintain their commitments.
To what extent do countries go beyond the first andsecond generation of investment promotion strategies and apply a more targeted approach to attract FDI?
Such a definition would be helpful in developing a more targeted approach to this particular manifestation of racism and pave the way to more resolute preventive action.
Instructions had been given to police and public prosecution services with the aim of attaining closer cooperation among relevant actors and a more targeted approach to discrimination at the regional level.
Close links between service sectors at a local level allows for simpler, more targeted approaches to multisectoral working and referrals that can respond to the needs of local families.
Policy-makers might also consider whether policies are designed to target whole populations orspecific subpopulations through a more targeted approach.
This included reorganizing and renaming the Division andreorienting its work towards a more targeted approach in the areas of Gender Mainstreaming and Gender Policy development.
Different approaches have been tried in efforts to reach beneficiary groups more efficiently, with the choice often coming down to a universal versus a more targeted approach.
Future developments include the use of regulatory T cells and more targeted approaches using small molecules interacting with specific signalling pathways of antigen-presenting and effector cells.
Some regions have gone a step further and adopted specific protocols on the protection of the marine environment against pollution by land-based sources or by dumping,providing a more targeted approach to the problem of marine debris.
And from South Asia to the Horn of Africa, we are moving towards a more targeted approach-- one that strengthens our partners and dismantles terrorist networks without deploying large American armies.
The new draft will be presented to the Arab Summit in Tunis in March 2004, after consideration by the LAS Council of(foreign)ministers earlier the same month;(b) a more targeted approach has been adopted in the South Asian region.
Intense competition for foreign direct investment is leading countries to adopt a more targeted approach to foreign direct investment promotion, particularly as a supply response to preferential treatment of their exports in developed country markets.
In the initial phase for 2009, before being rolled out globally for the 2010-2011 biennial planning cycle, the GNA effort comprised two parts: the first was undertaken by all field offices;and a second, more targeted approach, was carried out in eight pilot countries.
Among both developed and developing countries, a new,third generation of investment promotion strategies is becoming increasingly important- a more targeted approach that carefully seeks to match the advantages of individual countries and, indeed, specific locations within them with the needs of specific foreign investors.
However, given that a survey conducted by the Norwegian Refugee Council indicated that 58 per cent of the 420 families residing in transitional shelters did not own a house prior to the 2006 crisis,the resolution of such cases will likely require additional time and a more targeted approach.
The emphasis is now on outward-looking attitudes towards information-sharing and advocacy, a more targeted approach to different societies and stronger media outreach by country offices.
The new cycle of human resource action plans has introduced a more targeted approach to assist departments and offices to meet the goal of 50-per-cent gender balance overall, together with specific targets for increasing the number of women being recruited and promoted, as follows.
This may answer the question of whether keeping a record of ethnic origin is useful,in the sense that it may lead to a more targeted approach to domestic violence by the police working alongside other professionals.
The visit to Sweden was of shorter duration.The Subcommittee adopted a more targeted approach, taking into account the preventive visiting already undertaken in Sweden and based on consultation and cooperation with the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
The Taskforce had also decided to analyze specific SafeTIR data(at the regional and local level, to be provided by the IRU), convinced that a more targeted approach would be beneficial to its task of achieving real improvement in the functioning of the system.
This momentum has been accompanied by concrete achievements, including national legislative andpolicy measures to protect children from violence, a more targeted approach by United Nations agencies and mechanisms to mainstream violence against children in the policy agenda, and a process of institutionalization of the follow-up to the recommendations of the Study by regional organizations and political groupings, and civil society actors.
Comments and suggestions regarding data presentation andreporting practices specific to developing countries are sought both through the consultation process associated with the thirty-sixth session of the Commission and by a more targeted approach to a range of developing countries undertaken by OECD, with the assistance of each of the regional commissions in December 2004.
The recruitment by UNOCI of a customs consultant, as recommended by the Group in its previous reports,would enable the embargo cell to adopt a more targeted approach to embargo inspections at port and airport facilities. On 31 July 2007, following a meeting with the Acting Special Representative of the Secretary-General, the Group was informed that the recruitment process for such a consultant had begun.