Примеры использования Need to reorganize на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
We need to reorganize.
Barbie and Rapunzel are pregnant and they need to reorganize their closets.
Look, we need to reorganize a little.
Moreover, it is essential that all provisions dealing with the police,particularly the need to reorganize, reform and certify the police forces.
There is an urgent need to reorganize the Security Council so that it reflects current realities.
In view of the consideration of draft country notes during the annual Board session, the view was expressed that the timeline of conducting business of the Executive Board would need to reorganized.
There is a need to reorganize what is becoming an incoherent and highly complex architecture of ocean governance.
For example, having changed the name there is no need to reorganize the enterprise, but re-registration becomes mandatory.
Emphasizing the need to reorganize the structure of the Institute by maintaining administrative costs at a minimum and by funding its project activities through voluntary contributions.
In view of the dynamic development of business processes in our country,many institutions today are faced with the need to reorganize the accounting unit or its quality new construction when it comes to business start-up.
Why is there a need to reorganize the existing regional areas and to reduce their number from five to four?
Considering the fact that ICT capacity in many ESCWA member countries is significantly below the world average and taking into account the rapid advances in ICTs,there is a need to reorganize in preparation for intensive and urgent action at the national level.
We fully recognize the need to reorganize the system and adapt it to the changing international system.
At its forty-seventh session the General Assembly, in resolution 47/62, on the"Question of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council",recognized that in the changing global situation there was a need to reorganize, revitalize and democratize the Security Council.
This is the moment when we need to reorganize into methodical work, develop more long-term(not three days) strategies.
In order to determine which activities and services would be affected by the reductions, programme managers had had to take into account a number of factors, including the number of vacancies and their implications for staff on board,reductions in non-staff costs, the need to reorganize programmes of work and to reassign staff members in the light of their qualifications, the priority of different activities, the importance of services for users and technological innovations.
Several delegates stressed the need to reorganize information gathering and sharing processes to safeguard institutional memory.
The need to reorganize the former political system, as explained by Gaddafi, was primarily due to the fact that it had"failed to ensure genuine democracy because of the complexity of the structure, which created a gap between the masses and the leadership, and was characterized by excessive centralization.
Another speaker, saying that the Secretary-General, in his report submitted for consideration by the Committee,had convincingly explained the need to reorganize the information centre system, urged that the hands of the Secretariat should not be tied; rather, countries should work with it to effect the long-overdue reorganization.
There was a need to reorganize emission-related work under EMEP, and the Steering Body Bureau was exploring options.
It is clear that, with the reinforcement of the General Assembly's commitment to the maintenance and strengthening of our Organization's role in Haiti, it will be possiblegradually to enhance the Haitian people's fragile security and deal with the obvious need to reorganize and consolidate its democratic institutions, firmly guarantee the functioning of public order and respect for human rights, and ensure that the people will be able to have judicial recourse if those rights are denied.
There is, therefore, a need to reorganize the current structure to ensure that all such support services are grouped together.
There is a need to reorganize the administrative structure(ministries and agencies) and the distribution of responsibility appropriately in line with existing legislation and modern business practices.
Since the entire pulmonary screening infrastructure is still available, we need to reorganize traditional screening, which focuses on tuberculosis, and establish selective screening that includes groups at high risk for cancer persons over the age of 40, smokers.
In addition to the need to reorganize the Centre, there is also a need to establish close cooperation between it and the Peace and Security Council of the African Union, in particular its institutions in the field of peace, disarmament and security, as well as with the relevant United Nations bodies and programmes in, and for, Africa, for greater effectiveness.
The Partial Reform of the Prison Regime Act was promulgated on 19 June 2000, as a legislative response to the need to reorganize the facilities where custodial sentences are served. At this stage, all the human rights laid down in the Constitution and laws and in the international treaties, conventions and agreements signed and ratified by Venezuela must be strictly observed.
The crisis has confirmed the need to reorganize the entire international financial architecture to ensure its openness and fairness, as well as its effectiveness and legitimacy.
Revival of Oil and Gas Faculty in 2009 led to the need to reorganize the Department of Mining Stationary Units(RSU) into the Department of Oil and Gas Transport and Storage(THNG), which allowed training specialists for already existing and new oil and gas main lines of the North-West of Russia.
Unlike the case of WP.4, Japan does not see any need to“reorganize” WP.29, as the rules of procedures, written or unwritten, including those stipulated in the 1958 Agreement and in the 1998 Global Agreement, are already satisfactorily open to all non-ECE members.
However, ECA needs to reorganize and reform, in response to changes in Africa,to a series of critical studies about its own operations, and- as part of the broader United Nations reform process- to be more cost-effective and to play a more central part than ever in initiatives for African development.