Примеры использования Need for a strong на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Need for a strong private sector.
Many others had emphasized the need for a strong country presence.
The need for a strong institutional framework.
There is an increasingly important need for a strong United Nations system.
The need for a strong and effective United Nations cannot be overemphasized.
The series of summits andconferences points to the need for a strong Council.
Stressed the need for a strong link between activity and product classifications;
Malaysia has consistently drawn attention to the need for a strong and effective United Nations.
III. The need for a strong institutional framework for sustainable development.
The changes were made reflecting the growth of the Brazilian economy and the need for a stronger and safer currency.
There was a need for a strong gender perspective in development strategies.
The increase in worldwide military spending since 1999 underlines the need for a strong and efficient reporting system on military expenditures.
There is need for a strong ethical base to ensure integrity and honesty in honouring agreements.
In that context, the message from the world's leaders during the general debate was clear:there was need for a stronger United Nations that played a visible role in addressing the current problems.
The need for a strong multilateral institution has never been more acutely felt than it is today, in the era of globalization.
We look forward to the leadership of the Secretary-General-elect at a time when the challenges to the multilateral system are manifold andcomplex and when the need for a strong United Nations is more urgent than ever.
There was thus a need for a strong awareness-raising campaign among women voters.
Mr. Larrain(Chile) said that the Committee's debate on financing for development should take into account lessons learned from the world financial crisis andlead to a consensus on the need for a stronger, stable monetary and financial system.
The need for a strong United Nations, based on political legitimacy, justice and human rights, is as strong as ever.
With regard to strengthening professionalism and morale,the United Nations could help to initiate discourse on the need for a strong and effective government needed to spearhead the public service and civil society alike in the pursuit of sustainable development.
The need for a strong multilateral institution has never been more acutely felt than in this year that has been characterized by continuing globalization.
To close the gap in realizing women's rights,the United Nations has recognized the need for a strong, well-resourced coordinated body to be a driver for these goals at the highest levels of leadership, both at Headquarters and in the field.
The need for a strong and vibrant single market and economy has been amply demonstrated as the region faces new challenges to its traditional export industries.
We emphasise that Ukraine expects the European Union to use real instruments of pressure against the government, and so,we underline the need for a strong and specific consideration of the issue of introducing sanctions not only against specific high-level officials, but also against those who support the regime financially.
There was a need for a strong sustained, stable, job-creating growth with equity, which would lead to sound, inclusive and socio-economic development.
Enhance support to developing countries by monitoring international trade from a development perspective, and by addressing ways of more equitably integrating them into the global economy and the international trading system,given the need for a strong, predictable and equitable multilateral trading system;
Our position on the need for a strong, credible membership is one of principle, and one we know that others here today share.
Having considered the report of the Secretary-General of 26 April 2005(S/2005/273), and noting with approval his observations in paragraph 65 on the drawdown schedule of the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone(UNAMSIL) andin paragraphs 63 to 64 on the need for a strong United Nations system presence in Sierra Leone after the withdrawal of UNAMSIL.
Not a single oligarch, the paper states, has need for a strong and independent president"who possesses the right to intervene in the oligarchs' affairs".
The process by which Bosnia and Herzegovina finally met the requirements set by the November 2003 European Commission(EC) feasibility study for initiating stabilization andassociation agreement negotiations demonstrated that there is still a need for a strong but modified international engagement in the country.