Примеры использования Must play a leading role на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We must play a leading role in the international discourse on humanitarian issues.
Another speaker emphasized that Governments must play a leading role in the initiative.
Economic operators must play a leading role in the efforts to reconstruct and develop Burundi.
To create momentum for the new development framework under NEPAD, the private sector must play a leading role.
The General Assembly must play a leading role in promoting respect for the rule of law.
The United Nations, in its capacity as the quintessential universal body,could and must play a leading role in that regard.
The United Nations must play a leading role in the political process and in the reconstruction of Iraq.
The United Nations and, in particular,the General Assembly, have a unique legitimacy and must play a leading role in this regard.
The General Assembly must play a leading role in promoting efforts to ensure respect for the rule of law.
Faced with the threat of a new wave of global crises, the United Nations must play a leading role in restoring the world economy.
The United Nations must play a leading role in regulating the conduct of States and preventing cyberspace from being used as a weapon of war.
Furthermore, within countries, a number of actors have to be involved in social development,starting with individuals acting as citizens, but public authorities must play a leading role.
In his welcoming speech Dr. Bang said:"KIMEP University must play a leading role in the development of credible information technology programs in Kazakhstan.
She reiterated her delegation's commitment to the cause of indigenous peoples and stressed that the goal of the Decade must be to strengthen international cooperation in order to resolve the problems of indigenous peoples, and that non-governmental organizations andorganizations of indigenous peoples themselves must play a leading role in those efforts.
The United Nations must play a leading role in regulating the conduct of States and preventing cyberspace from being used in a way that undermined international cooperation.
It was more urgent than ever to build an internationalframework for development and prosperity and the United Nations must play a leading role in that endeavour in order to ensure the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals.
Recipient countries must play a leading role in addressing global environmental issues, and assistance such as that provided through the GEF recognizes that this can best be achieved through a global partnership.
Two decades of experience have clearly revealed the costs and dangers in this approach, andshown why Governments must play a leading role in guaranteeing services that are key to sustainable development and a decent life for all.
The United Nations must play a leading role in resolving the problems confronting the global economic order, and the array of poverty reduction initiatives showed that the international community was fully aware of the need for collective action.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal), speaking on behalf of the Group of Least Developed Countries(LDCs),said that the Second Committee must play a leading role in recommending action to follow up on the Programme of Action for those countries for the decade 2011-2020.
Since the United Nations must play a leading role in the advancement of women, the Department of Public Information should intensify its already appreciable efforts by disseminating in the official languages information that presented women in a new light.
Reform in a time of globalization is a clear imperative for everyone who believes that the United Nations,as the only organization of global reach, must play a leading role in shaping a process which is viewed with suspicion in many quarters in the world.
Women, who represented 50 per cent of Libya's population, must play a leading role in reconstruction, for they were better educated and showed the greatest interest in continuing their studies beyond the secondary level.
The United Nations General Assembly has, over a period of more than 20 years,adopted resolutions by an overwhelming majority which reiterate that the Conference on Disarmament must play a leading role in the negotiation of a multilateral agreement to prevent an arms race in outer space.
In this respect, the international community in the twenty-first century must play a leading role in revitalizing the world body in order to enable it to carry out its primary responsibility of alleviating human suffering through the promotion of international peace and security.
The United Nations must play a leading role in this area by promoting joint research; country-driven approaches incorporating existing capacities; adoption and diffusion of technology; greater focus on adaptation technologies; and, most important of all, a facilitative‚ intellectual property rights regime that balances rewards for innovators with the common good of humankind.
Since peace and stability were the primary objectives of any peacekeeping operation, ongoing assessment was required,in which the Special Committee must play a leading role, along with the Security Council, the Peacebuilding Commission and the Economic and Social Council; more interaction among those bodies must be promoted.
The United Nations, which must play a leading role in the fight against terrorism, had taken an important step earlier in the year by adopting the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism, to which all ASEAN member countries were encouraged to consider becoming parties.
United Nations libraries must play a leading role in ensuring that all libraries of the Organization, together with those of its sister agencies, may bring their specialized expertise in information management to bear in development of the knowledge-sharing initiatives of the system.
While, however, the General Assembly must play a leading role in promoting and coordinating efforts to maintain international peace and security, the international community should not replace national authorities in establishing or strengthening the rule of law but simply provide them with any support they might require. Such assistance should be given only when requested by Governments that wished to receive it and should be in strict compliance with the mandates of the relevant funds and programmes.