Примеры использования New mechanism should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The new mechanism should be able to work at two levels.
Based on the experience of SOCA, officials of the SOCA participating organizations stated to OIOS that the new mechanism should be task-oriented.
To be useful, any new mechanism should be complementary to ODA.
The new mechanism should also operate within existing budgetary constraints.
We also attach great importance to the Universal Periodic Review and underline the central role that this new mechanism should play in bringing about the realization all of human rights for all.
Any new mechanism should be kept as simple as possible and include a standardized format for reporting.
With so many United Nations agencies and intergovernmental organizations addressing oceans issues,we share the view that a new mechanism should provide an opportunity for constructive dialogue rather than a forum for protecting mandates.
This new mechanism should be binding on both supplying and receiving countries.
Summarizing the discussions on this item and in order to identify the elements of an emerging consensus,Mr. Simcock noted that the new mechanism should reflect the principle embodied in UNCLOS that the problems of ocean space were closely interrelated and needed to be considered as a whole.
The new mechanism should be seen from the perspective of maintaining impartiality and transparency and avoiding double standards.
If the proposed reform of the surveillance process is to succeed at restoring the effectiveness of surveillance by IMF, the new mechanism should enhance focus and even-handedness; otherwise, IMF will be seen as a player which is partisan to specific interests unable to play the role of an honest broker.
Any new mechanism should provide economical, reliable and equitable access to nuclear fuels, while limiting proliferation risks.
Nonetheless, her delegation considered that any new mechanism should only be introduced after a thorough evaluation by Member States to determine its acceptability and advantages.
The new mechanism should be established in a way as to set up a clear mandate and demonstrate the commitment of the core participating institutions at the highest levels.
As for the approach to be followed, he stated,inter alia, that the new mechanism should include all the United Nations departments, funds, programmes and agencies and international financial institutions involved in issues relating to oceans and seas.
The new mechanism should be established in a way that sets up a clear mandate and demonstrates the commitment to cooperation and coordination of the core participating institutions at the highest level;
One participant recommended that the two main activities of any new mechanism should be capacity-building and assessment, rather than the broader suite of activities outlined in document UNEP/IPBES/1/3, with capacity-building being incorporated into those other activities.
The new mechanism should be accountable to Member States and provide a coordinated report to the Consultative Process meetings, with a representative being present at such meetings to provide further information and reply to questions.
It was noted that any new mechanism should target transformational change so that private financing in sustainable forest management would be mobilized.
The new mechanism should also seek to enable improved coordination between international institutions and agencies and regional organizations, including those related to fisheries management, marine science and monitoring, development finance, navigation and the protection of the marine environment.
We understand that the adoption of a new mechanism should always come as a result of a prudent and comprehensive review of its possible impact on each country's financial market and regulation system.
The new mechanism should be able to work at two levels:(i) through regular reviews of issues relating to oceans and seas involving several core participating institutions, and reviews of their mandates in order to eliminate gaps, inconsistencies and unnecessary overlaps; and(ii) through the establishment of specific task forces, as needed, to carry out task-oriented activities.
Some of the issues that the new mechanism should take up immediately, it was suggested, were high-seas biodiversity conservation, IUU fishing, introduced marine pests and coral reef management.
The new mechanism should include, as a core, all the United Nations departments, funds, programmes and agencies and international financial institutions that are regularly involved in issues relating to oceans and seas; other members of the United Nations system should be able to participate when that is desirable; the new mechanism would be responding to a continuing need and should have continuity, regularity and accountability;
A new mechanism(hereinafter"the new mechanism") should be established to strengthen the existing science-policy interface, which by design would have a specific mandate to provide regular and timely policy-relevant scientific information responding to the requests from existing scientific advisory bodies and processes, pertaining in particular to cross-cutting issues covering the full range of biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Such new mechanisms should supplement-- not diminish-- official development assistance.
The new mechanisms should pave the way for advancement, the full blossoming of the talents and potentials of all nations and the establishment of lasting world peace and security.
Any resources raised through new mechanisms should be aligned to recipient countries' development strategies and priorities.
New mechanisms should be developed, at the local level, for resolving conflicts quickly.
All existing and new mechanisms should be taken into consideration to ensure harmony among them.