Примеры использования Need for greater cooperation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We believe that such criticisms reinforce the need for greater cooperation and should not lessen it.
There was, indeed, a need for greater cooperation among the organizations concerned with refugees and displaced persons.
Chile was firmly committed to regional cooperation, especially with regard to the need for greater cooperation in space.
Many speakers highlighted the need for greater cooperation between States regarding the repatriation of victims.
Recent developments in the Middle East andNorth Africa have highlighted the vulnerability of international migrants and the need for greater cooperation and coordination at all levels.
At the time, the Working Party agreed to the need for greater cooperation between ECE and ESCAP on infrastructure networks.
Of the regional commissions that commented on their collaboration with the Division, two expressed satisfaction with it, while one expressed the view that, during the past two years,collaboration had been limited and stated the need for greater cooperation to analyse the interlinkages between population and poverty at the regional level.
There is often a need for greater cooperation between the armed forces of different countries with respect to tracing illicit weapons.
Several representatives of developing countries mentioned the need for greater cooperation at the regional and subregional levels.
Nevertheless, the need for greater cooperation and coordination between all players at all levels, particularly at the local level.
Regarding the remarks of a general character made in the Romanian document,the Working Party agreed to the need for greater cooperation between ECE and ESCAP on infrastructure networks.
It also emphasized the need for greater cooperation, coordination and consultation and for a common stance in international fora.
The Advisory Committee recommends approval of this reclassification anddraws particular attention to the need for greater cooperation among conference services in Nairobi, Addis Ababa and Arusha.
There is also a need for greater cooperation among countries sharing water resources, especially in many regions of the world where there is growing demand for water.
My delegation welcomes this greater awareness by members of the Security Council,which reflects the need for greater cooperation between the two organizations in this area.
There is also a need for greater cooperation between the United Nations and non-governmental organizations to better deal with poverty eradication.
Many delegations welcomed the four regional training workshops held by the Department of Peace-keeping Operations since 1995 and underlined the need for greater cooperation among Member States within the same region in the field of peace-keeping.
It has stressed the need for greater cooperation between NHRIs and civil society in order to ensure NHRI independence and pluralism.
We recognized the fact that globalization has increased interaction among different cultures, religions and beliefs,heightening the need for greater cooperation and understanding among cultures, religions and civilizations, and enrichment of globalization with commonly shared values.
The Board also sees a need for greater cooperation with industry in keeping track of licit trade in and use of controlled chemicals in order to make it easier to identify suspicious shipments.
The Ministers also recalled the results of the first Summit Meeting of LLDCs on 14 September 2006 in Havana and emphasized the need for greater cooperation of the international community towards the full implementation of the declaration of the Ministers of Land-locked Developing Countries.
Emphasizes the need for greater cooperation with and among existing bodies to make more efficient use of existing infrastructures, data, mechanisms and tools to enhance interoperability among systems;
Ms. Zubčević(Croatia), noting that her country was a party to the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Framework Convention on Climate Change,said that there was a need for greater cooperation and complementarity in activities relating to those conventions, particularly at the national level.
The Philippines wishes to highlight the need for greater cooperation between States in the areas of information exchange, sharing of best practices and establishing national points of contact.
With regard to liaison with other regional organizations, including the Council of Europe,she said she would take the opportunity of her forthcoming keynote speech to that organization to stress the need for greater cooperation with the relevant United Nations bodies, particularly with respect to the World Conference against Racism.
There is an increased realization about the value and need for greater cooperation, coordination and coherence at the regional level to increase each country's individual coping capabilities as well as the resiliency of the region as a whole.
The Heads of State orGovernment welcomed the holding of the first Summit Meeting of LLDCs on 14 September 2006 in Havana and emphasized the need for greater cooperation of the international community towards the full implementation of the declaration of the Heads of State or Government of Land-locked Developing Countries.
It was indicated that there was a need for greater cooperation between the Department of Political Affairs and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights regarding the subregional Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Central Africa to strengthen the political aspects of the Centre for the promotion of democracy.
Ms. Pulido Santana(Venezuela)said that the High Commissioner's comments on the need for greater cooperation between UNHCR and related agencies were particularly timely in the light of the worsening refugee crises around the world.
Several delegations said that there was a need for greater cooperation between UNICEF and the international financial institutions and emphasized the important role of UNICEF in systematically reviewing the impact of macroeconomic policies on women and children, particularly at the country level.