Примеры использования Need to forge на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In short, we need to forge new partnerships.
I would like to conclude by stressing the particular importance of this session and the need to forge ahead.
In short, we need to forge a competitive mentality.
To this end, the fiftieth session of the General Assembly should focus on the need to forge such a framework for development cooperation.
He doesn't need to forge paintings.-Unless you think that's a forgery too.
As agreed at the Millennium Summit, there is a need to forge a global alliance for development.
We need to forge a new international covenant to foster sustainable development.
The developed countries need to forge greater consensus in this area.
We need to forge a new image of public officials and regain the trust of people.
In doing so, we will be reaffirming our commitment to the search for legitimacy and the need to forge a future of coexistence, solidarity and progress for all Haitians.
We recognize the need to forge closer ties with our neighbours within the region and the world in general.
Recent development trends have strongly recognized the importance of private sector development and the need to forge business partnerships with a special focus on SMEs.
Fourthly, there is need to forge partnerships between all actors, national and local, public and private.
Furthermore, in May 2004, Jordan had hosted for the second time the World Economic Forum,which had considered the need to forge partnerships for change, peace and development.
There is a need to forge integrated approaches that recognize and consolidate ecological, social and economic conditions and goals.
These developments underline the significance of interdependence for development in the region as a whole andfor the stability of member countries, and the need to forge closer links and reduce disparities in development levels within and among countries.
We need to forge consensus in our collective action to promote and maintain our collective security.
It also features a Leaders' dialogue focusing on the need to forge multistakeholder partnerships for capacity building in an ever changing digital environment.
The need to forge synergies in the work in trade and investment between ESCAP and global and(sub)regional organizations through enhanced collaboration;
The development of international capital markets andtransnational business had created a need to forge national, bilateral, multilateral and collective approaches to such important issues as international transfer pricing and the transfer of technology.
We will need to forge even closer ties with civil society, foundations, academic institutions, the media, labour unions, and the private sector.
The UNFPA Global Staff Meeting in 2004 proposed specific actions to better integrate theICPD agenda into national policy dialogues, stressing the need to forge stronger partnerships with other agencies and development partners.
There is an urgent need to forge a stronger link between global environmental policy and global environmental financing.
As emphasized by all three keynote speakers at the third session of IFF, the Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs, the Vice-President of the World Bank andthe Deputy Director-General of FAO, the need to forge and strengthen partnerships is the key prerequisite for making progress on sustainable forest management.
My delegation agrees that there is a need to forge a stronger link between relief operations, rehabilitation and development activities.
Thus, the need to forge partnerships to strengthen capacities to respond to crises and security threats cannot be overemphasized.
In order to achieve the efficiency gains that are needed to support sustainable industrial development,Governments and industries need to forge a new relationship(which is already emerging in some cases) that recognizes the need to remain competitive while at the same time reducing environmental stress.
UNEP recognizes the need to forge integrated approaches that take into account and consolidate ecological, social and economic conditions and goals in the Africa region.
The Declaration of Commitment that emerged from that session highlights, inter alia, the lack of resources devoted to this epidemic; the need for national, subregional and regional capacity-building in the combat against AIDS andfor the strengthening of international cooperation; and the need to forge dynamic partnerships, in particular among Governments, the United Nations system, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, pharmaceutical companies, and the public and private sectors.
In health, for instance,governments need to forge the necessary human infrastructure and to do so in an environment that allows universal access to health care.