Примеры использования Other professional communities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To secure the effective cooperation of andcontributions from relevant scientific and other professional communities;
Promote the contribution of relevant international scientific and other professional communities to monitoring and assessment of global environmental change;
It would also be instrumental in implementing the Governing Council's responsibility, as set forth in part I, paragraph 2(e), of the same resolution,to promote the contribution of the relevant international scientific and other professional communities to monitoring and assessment.
Promote the contribution of the relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information;
The Principles of Human Rights Work apply to relations between human rights defenders and to relations of human rights defenders with victims of human rights violations, public authorities,international organizations, civil society organizations, other professional communities, and the media.
To promote international cooperation andthe contribution of relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information;
This should also take into account the recommendations included in the report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services of 8 March 1995(E/AC.51/1995/3) that UNEP should, in its catalytic role in emerging environmental issues, draw to a greater extent on the contributions of the United Nations system andof international scientific and other professional communities.
To secure the effective cooperation of, and contribution from,the relevant scientific and other professional communities from all parts of the world;
To promote the contribution of the relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information and, as appropriate, to the technical aspects of the formulation and implementation of environmental programmes within the United Nations system;
Secures the effective cooperation of, and contributions from, the relevant scientific and other professional communities in all parts of the world;
UNEP should, in its catalytic role in emerging environmental issues, draw to a greater extent on the contributions of the United Nations system andof the international scientific and other professional communities, to ensure that problems of wide international significance receive appropriate and adequate consideration by Governments, through the Governing Council and other bodies E/AC.51/1995/3 and Corr.1.
Pursuing its functions and responsibilities as outlined in General Assembly resolution 2997(XXVII) of 15 December 1972, including to keep under review the world environmental situation in order to ensure that emerging environmental problems of wide international significance are prioritized and receive appropriate and adequate consideration by Governments andto promote the contribution of relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information.
Recalling its mandate set out in General Assembly resolution 2997(XXVII) of 15 December 1972, under which the Governing Council is, inter alia,to promote the contribution of the relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information and, as appropriate, to the technical aspects of the formation and implementation of environmental programmes within the United Nations system.
Pursuing its functions and responsibilities as outlined in General Assembly resolution 2997(XXVII) including to keep under review the world environmental situation in order to ensure that emerging environmental problems of wide international significance are prioritized and receive appropriate and adequate consideration by Governments andto promote the contribution of the relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information.
Recommendation 1, Catalytic role of UNEP in emerging environmental issues: UNDP should, in its catalytic role in emerging environmental issues, draw to a greater extent on the contributions of the United Nations system andof the international scientific and other professional communities, to ensure that problems of wide international significance receive appropriate and adequate consideration by Governments, through the Governing Council and other bodies.
Pursuing its functions and responsibilities as outlined in General Assembly resolution 2997(XXVII) to keep under review the world environmental situation in order to ensure that emerging environmental problems of wide international significance receive appropriate and adequate consideration by Governments and, among other things,to promote the contribution of relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information.
Recalling its main functions and responsibilities set out in General Assembly resolution 2997(XXVII) of 15 December 1972, under which the Governing Council is,among other things, to promote the contribution of the relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information and, as appropriate, to the technical aspects of the formation and implementation of environmental programmes within the United Nations system.
Recalling the responsibilities of the Governing Council of the United Nations Environment Programme as outlined in General Assembly resolution 2997(XXVII) of 15 December 1972, to keep under review the world environmental situation in order to ensure that emerging environmental problems of wide international significance are prioritized and receive appropriate and adequate consideration by Governments andto promote the contribution of relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information.
Pursuing its responsibility, as outlined in General Assembly resolution 2997(XXVII) of 15 December 1972, to keep under review the world environmental situation in order to ensure that emerging environmental problems of wide international significance receive appropriate and adequate consideration by Governments and,among other things, to promote the contribution of international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information.
Pursuing its functions and responsibilities as outlined in General Assembly resolution 2997(XXVII) to keep under review the world environmental situation in order to ensure that emerging environmental problems of wide international significance receive appropriate and adequate consideration by Governments and, among other things,to promote the contribution of the relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information.
Pursuing its functions and responsibilities as outlined in General Assembly resolution 2997(XXVII) of 15 December 1972, including to keep under review the world environmental situation in order to ensure that emerging environmental problems of wide international significance are prioritized and receive appropriate andadequate consideration by Governments and to promote the contribution of relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information.
Pursuing its functions and responsibilities, as outlined in General Assembly resolution 2997(XXVII) of 15 December 1972, including to keep under review the world environmental situation in order to ensure that emerging environmental problems of wide international significance are prioritized and receive appropriate and adequate consideration by Governments, andto promote the contribution of the relevant international scientific and other professional communities to the acquisition, assessment and exchange of environmental knowledge and information.
Level of rules accepted in one or other professional community or social organization(medical workers, jurists, police force, military, government officials, members of one or other political party…).
The proposed targets, target dates and relevant programme of measures should be disseminated as much as possible to the broader public,relevant professional communities and other stakeholders;
Such a mechanism should comprise representation from Governments, United Nations agencies and organizations,scientific and technical communities and other professional disciplines engaged in the early-warning process.
Corporate university creates the conditions, incentives andenvironment for interaction of company employees with each other, the creation of professional communities, in fact acting as a virtual mediator and facilitator between employees who need training and employees who want to conduct training and have the necessary expertise for this.
There is advantage in having"layers" of codes of conduct representing various national,institutional, professional and other stakeholder communities.
The economies in transition had learned a lot from ISAR and also from other communities and professional bodies but they still needed the support of ISAR.
Providing access to education and training for indigenous Fijians and Rotumans so thatthey may achieve parity with other ethnic communities in the professional and technical fields.
More generally, they were less likely to have completed bachelor's,master's, professional, or doctorate degrees than other communities.