Примеры использования Necessary confidence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Only stability andsecurity can give the necessary confidence to investors.
Course generates the necessary confidence for business communication in English, preparing for successful work in modern business.
In addition, the kitchen is open,so it generates all the necessary confidence to customers.
The purpose is to secure the necessary confidence in the asylum seeker and to ascertain the basis upon which asylum is sought.
However, inevitably take time to build up the necessary confidence in such a process.
Drilling provides the necessary confidence to extrapolate surface observations to depth and to judge the continuity of sulphide outcrop.
Widespread practice along those lines could impair international relations and undermine the necessary confidence and transparency in relations between States.
To ensure the necessary confidence in these and other steps, we must be willing to undertake binding agreements with credible verification.
The method of selection of prosecutors should be such as to: a shield prosecution services from political interference; andb gain the necessary confidence of the public.
Verification of disarmament progress is required to provide the necessary confidence to all parties that disarmament undertakings are actually being implemented.
In particular, there were doubts that within the legal framework of the RID andADR the international co-operation procedures could provide the necessary confidence and safeguards.
The international community must collaborate to build the necessary confidence and transparency required to achieve meaningful gains on disarmament and non-proliferation.
Only by controlling inflation andreducing public deficits can an environment be created in which market operators have the necessary confidence to invest.
In order to create the necessary confidence of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina in their Government and its institutions, the rule of law must pervade every aspect of life in the whole country.
Wisdom lies in overcoming conflict situations with a positive vision animated by peace andamity and in creating the necessary confidence and will for peace among countries and peoples.
Similarly, once the necessary confidence measures have been established between the parties, political, security and economic problems should be addressed as a whole, as they are interrelated.
We believe that tangible steps to deal with the nuclear danger should be geared to a multilateral process and to verifiability,which would engender the necessary confidence among States.
In late 2010, the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Spain indicated her intention to generate the necessary confidence to renew bilateral sovereignty talks with the Government of the United Kingdom.
We consider that the Conference on Disarmament should now take these more firmly into account andseek to advance them by marshalling the relevant technical expertise while building up the necessary confidence for a political consensus.
In this context, only a comprehensive approach could stabilize the situation,provide the necessary confidence among the displaced to promote their return and prevent new outflows of refugees.
The declarations which officials make in given areas should guarantee to the one ormore other subjects of international law to which they are addressed the necessary confidence in their mutual relations.
The establishment of a thoroughly revised andcurrent voter register which instilled the necessary confidence that all qualified voters could vote once and only once would have greatly facilitated the integrity of the process.
Conventional disarmament agreements must provide for adequate andeffective measures for their verification satisfactory to all parties concerned in order to create the necessary confidence and to ensure that the agreements are being observed.
On the one hand,the verification system should generate the necessary confidence that the elimination of all nuclear weapons would be complete and irreversible, while on the other, it should reduce any residual doubts concerning non-compliance to a tolerable level.
In the meantime, however, my intention is to proceed with this week's informal open-ended meetings, andI hope that we can have the necessary confidence in each other to reach an agreement on the way forward.
International efforts in that regard should build the necessary confidence among States to ensure that international treaties and agreements are multilaterally negotiated and freely accepted, which remains the true test of their legitimacy and credibility.
Norway has continued to argue that disarmament must be pursued on the basis of irreversibility:only undertakings that are irreversible will command the necessary confidence that the obligations under the Treaty are respected and complied with.
At the same time, by giving people the necessary confidence to take measures that enable them to escape from poverty, social protection also takes better advantage of their skills and potential-- encouraging them to participate more fully in national economic growth.
In his first statement, the CIM referred to the urgent need for the establishment of a thoroughly revised and current voter register,which instils the necessary confidence that all qualified voters could vote once and only once.
There is also a need to ensure that our verification systems are robust enough to provide the necessary confidence in the integrity of both the nonproliferation and the disarmament processes, based on the principles of verifiability, irreversibility and transparency.