Примеры использования Need to curb на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nobody wants to hear it, but you also need to curb calories.
Singapore recognizes the need to curb small arms obtained through the illicit arms trade.
SADC was working to mitigate the destructive effects of climate change, butrecognized the urgent need to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
Paragraph 5 of section II refers to the need to curb the illicit trade in man-portable air defence systems.
We need to curb the price swings of commodities that are subject to excessive speculation, starting with oil, since this instability is unsustainable.
They also discussed and agreed on the need to curb the flow of arms into the country.
Mindful of the need to curb illegal trade in ODS recovered from equipment and shipped as virgin ODS or ODS-containing mixtures;
The potential human andeconomic impact of a successful attack is such that the need to curb this threat is vital for all States.
In this connection, the speaker highlighted the need to curb illicit financial flows and enable national authorities to better capture national tax revenue.
He believes that the text of the outcome document reaches a fine balance in reaffirming the importance of freedom of expression and highlighting the need to curb hate speech.
We also fully recognize the need to curb the production and transfer of such armaments, given the global prevalence of conventional armaments and the mounting expenditures involved.
The doctor(Cindy Cheung) tells Carrie she has very high blood pressure and that she will need to curb her intense work habits or risk the health of the baby.
In that connection, the need to curb corruption at all levels and to have greater transparency of the commercial interactions between the public and private sectors was mentioned.
Ms. Merchant(Norway) said that Norway supported the convening of the conference because of the critical need to curb the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its aspects.
Mexico has further insisted, he said, on the need to curb and reverse the nuclear arms race through agreement on specific measures, beginning with the complete cessation of nuclear testing.
Obviously, the present fiscal policy stance in these countries is not sustainable andGovernments may soon be faced with the need to curb these imbalances this process already started in Poland in 2002.
The need to curb their proliferation and to promote confidence-building measures, openness and transparency in all spheres of the military activities of States at the global, regional and subregional levels is increasingly recognized.
UNAMSIL is also encouraging government officials to make use of the services of Radio UNAMSIL to sensitize the population on the need to curb illicit mining and illegal trade in rough diamonds.
Information products have focused on the need to curb the spread of weapons of mass destruction,to achieve further progress in conventional disarmament and to develop an international regime for monitoring the transfer of arms.
He insisted on the declaration of a cease-fire, however limited,to allow for this arrangement to take place, and on the need to curb foreign interference in Afghanistan, especially by outside forces who were bent on removing him.
In the meantime,considering the pressing need to curb the production of fissile materials, we encourage all States with nuclear-weapons capabilities to voluntarily declare moratoriums on the production of fissile materials for weapons purposes.
The Special Rapporteur believes that the agreement reached in the outcome document of the Durban Review Conference constitutes a fine balance in reaffirming the importance of freedom of expression and highlighting the need to curb hate speech.
We also fully recognize the need to curb the production and transfer of armaments, given the global prevalence of conventional armaments and the mounting expenditures involved, without impinging upon the need for ensuring the self-defence capabilities of all States.
In addition, the Special Rapporteur expressed the view(A/HRC/12/38, para. 45)that the agreement reached in the Outcome Document of the Durban Review Conference constituted a fine balance in reaffirming the importance of freedom of expression and highlighting the need to curb hate speech.
In the meantime, considering the pressing need to curb the production of fissile material, we urge all States possessing nuclear weapons to voluntarily declare and abide by a moratorium on the production of fissile material for weapons purposes pending the enactment of the FMCT.
In response, the Administrator, thanking delegations for their endorsement and encouragement, concurred with their emphasis on United Nations reform and stressed the need to curb United Nations system fragmentation while capitalizing on agencies' comparative advantages.
Urges all States to be guided in their national policies by the need to curb the testing, the production and the spread of weapons of mass destruction, or with indiscriminate effect, or of a nature to cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering;
Where the reply to question 9 was concerned, regarding policy on perpetrators of racially motivated violence at football matches,there was heightened awareness in sport worldwide to the need to curb racist behaviour, and a policy of zero tolerance was applied to spectators and players alike.
In the meantime, given the urgent need to curb the production of fissile materials, the Republic of Korea urges all States with nuclear capabilities who have not already done so to voluntarily declare, without delay, moratoriums on the production of fissile materials for weapons purposes.
Nigeria underlines the crucial importance of providing international assistance to mine-affected States in clearing anti-personnel mines placed on their territories, and the need for care and rehabilitation, including social andeconomic integration of mine victims. The international community should give urgent attention to the need to curb the indiscriminate use of mines in the various regions of the world.