Примеры использования Private sector must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Within the context of national cyber-strategies, Governments,civil society and the private sector must work together with a view to.
The private sector must be encouraged to promote the public good.
Prudential financial indicators were important for emerging developing markets,particularly since the private sector must be able to evaluate risks.
The private sector must assume responsibility for its activities.
Convinced that, in the process of global economic liberalization, the private sector must play the role of one of the driving forces of the industrial development of the African States.
The private sector must take a role in addressing the feminization of the response.
The international community, Governments, non-governmental organizations,civil society and the private sector must therefore act in concert and adopt serious and sustained measures.
Convinced that the private sector must play the role of the driving force of the industrial development of Africa.
Local-development community associations, non-governmental organizations,civil society in general and the private sector must demonstrate independence and initiative in thought and in action.
The private sector must, for its part, be proactive and not depend on the State for its survival. to protect it.
Mr. Ronderos(Colombia)(Geneva) said that the private sector must also do its share to remove barriers to electronic commerce.
The private sector must become more involved in the training of experts locally in partner countries.
Moreover, as the Mission's presence is phased out in those departments with sustained security improvements, the United Nations country team,other development actors and the private sector must increase their activities in them.
Out of necessity, the private sector must play an integral role in the process of providing safety and protection services today.
The private sector must share the benefits and the costs of financial crises and also in efforts at prevention.
The Organization's partnerships with the private sector must therefore complement rather than supersede national development endeavours.
The private sector must be engaged in advancing those goals and encouraged to make greater contributions through diversified voluntary initiatives.
Above all, bilateral actors and the private sector must assist with the economic recovery of the country and promote the generation of employment.
The private sector must continue to play a vital role in technological development, particularly in developing and adapting basic inventions for actual application.
We acknowledge that the civil society and the private sector must play an important role in promoting social and economic development activities in the Least Developed Countries.
The private sector must play a more active role by leveraging government microfinance efforts, because it was in a better position to manage credit services.
Participatory action was crucial:civil society and the private sector must work together with local and indigenous communities to address the full range of sustainable development challenges.
The private sector must be aware of its responsibilities and work with Governments in setting national priorities and implementing national development plans and strategies.
Governments, non-governmental organizations and the private sector must extend unfailing support to the United Nations programmes on ageing in the context of the preparations for the International Year of Older Persons.
Nations and the private sector must incorporate"green accounting" into their practices in order to integrate the environment into economic policy.
Governments and the private sector must work together to improve synergy while raising the standards for all schools in the system.
In this respect, the private sector must be involved in the process of formulating, following up and evaluating development policies and programmes.
Therefore, while the private sector must take its responsibilities, it is primarily coherent public policy in the public interest that is needed.
Governments and the private sector must also ensure that all forms of media promote non-discriminatory gender-sensitive images of and messages regarding women and men.