Примеры использования Necessary complement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such a treaty would be a necessary complement to the CTBT.
A necessary complement to conflict prevention is peacebuilding.
Preventive development is a necessary complement to preventive diplomacy.
As a necessary complement to the training, there is an education of officers.
For example, for a party Halloween makeup is a necessary complement to the image.
That Treaty is a necessary complement to the Treaties of Rarotonga and Tlatelolco.
The formulation of a new convention was not an alternative,but rather a necessary complement to that process.
We also believe that a necessary complement to that is that developing countries should open their own markets to each other.
Reducing the administrative cost of doing business appears as a natural and necessary complement.
Thus, long-term preventive strategies are a necessary complement to short-term initiatives.
It was well established that innovative sources of financing were a response to an unsatisfactory level of ODA, not as a substitute for it, but as a necessary complement.
These experiences make it clear that social protection is a necessary complement to employment generation.
Father Mateo came to intensify the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, now Lucy comes to intensify the devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary,which is its necessary complement.
Delegations emphasized that South-South cooperation was a necessary complement to North-South cooperation, but must not replace it.
UNCTAD had devoted much of its work to the transnationalization of systems of production and to transnational corporations(TNCs), andattention to SMEs was a necessary complement.
Indeed, a declaration on the right to a fair trial anda remedy is the necessary complement to the third optional protocol.
However, it is now widely accepted as a necessary complement to capital investment and as an indispensable instrument for ensuring a truly sustainable development process.
We are in the process of elaborating the Agenda for Development as a necessary complement to the“Agenda for Peace”.
Necessary complement to the above is the adoption of important legislative acts of the Legislative Assembly of Panama, and approved by the President, after which the Cabinet has the right to issue decrees.
Armenia appreciates the Secretary-General's Agenda for Development as an important and necessary complement to"An Agenda for Peace.
In the short term, foreign aid will be a necessary complement to Africa's own efforts for recovery and development of its people.
Furthermore, we are committed to strong national andinternationally coordinated export controls as a necessary complement to the treaty system.
Otherwise, devaluing countries are exporting capital as the necessary complement of their success on the goods market and not as an autonomous resource transfer.
Given the huge development financing gaps in these countries, foreign investment can provide a necessary complement to domestic investment.
The Agenda for Development, which was initiated as a response,and, indeed, a necessary complement, to the Agenda for Peace, launched in 1992, has been the subject of intensive consultations over the past year.
The international community has come to recognize the importance of disarmament andarms control at the regional levels as a necessary complement to the global process.
Envisaged as a necessary complement to the work of IPTF, over a period of two years the programme has monitored and assessed the court system, including criminal, civil and administrative procedures, as well as general systemic issues such as the structure, financing and independence of the judiciary.
Much remained to be done to promote economic, social and cultural rights,which were a necessary complement to civil and political rights.
In that connection, it must be recalled that new financing proposals were a necessary complement, but not a substitute, for official development assistance.
It was encouraging that States recognized the need for regulation of those activities; the Working Group reiterated its position that an international legally binding instrument was a necessary complement to existing regulatory mechanisms.