Примеры использования Real effort на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Let us make a real effort on health.
It is very important that you think about the audience you are writing orspeaking to and make a real effort to communicate with them.
Let us make a real effort to empower women.
The Committee was proud of its working methods and had made a real effort to strengthen them.
There had been a very real effort aimed at building momentum towards achieving a particular result.
This desire to serve the world means that we must make a real effort and prepare ourselves.
We know it will require a real effort on our part to turn this institutional mechanism into substantive cooperation and consultation.
I think I have something on the order of 80 pages of correspondence; if you add the direct conversations,this gives the sense of a real effort.
It will, however, take real effort and real determination.
Finally, a real effort should be made in the area of indicators, which must become more relevant and consistent with respect to the main methodological tools adopted at the international level.
Impaired hearing turns communication into a real effort and causes rapid fatigue/exhaustion.
States must make a real effort to meet the Millennium Development Goals so that those who are disadvantaged may benefit.
They do not offer solutions to the problems we have described without real effort and commitment on the part of the public(as well as the private) sector.
Let us make a real effort to create a United Nations that responds to the interests and aspirations of all the peoples of the United Nations.
In Italy Maurice established the Exarchate of Italy in 584,the first real effort by the Empire to halt the advance of the Lombards.
It would be encouraging to see a real effort on the part of the Government to get this information to the people whom it was supposedly targeting in the drafting of these reports.
While we may have to revise our strategies and some of our priorities,we must make a real effort to come closer to these agreed targets.
My delegation regrets that no real effort was made to reach an agreement before the draft resolution was put to the vote.
Similarly, another discussant praised the spirit of cooperation that prevailed in the Council,noting that there was a real effort to maintain good personal relationships, even when political ties are strained.
SNU reports that Honduras has made a real effort to bring its legislation into line with international standards, passing laws on women's equality, the rights of persons with disabilities, the rights of the child and persons with HIV.
Since February 2009, when the recommendations were drawn up,Djibouti has made a real effort to eliminate delays in the submission of reports to the treaty bodies.
The United Nations alone was making a real effort to defuse tensions and prevent more violence: the High Commissioner for Refugees had obtained assurances from the Government, in early January, that it would protect United Nations and aid workers and support their humanitarian mission.
Most initiatives on salt have focused on iodine deficiency andsalt iodization, without real effort to balance salt reduction with concurrent iodine supplementation.
That is, then,the purpose of my communication of today, to ask you to make a real effort to at least watch less TV or read less about what's happening in the newspapers, and devote more of your time to go deep within yourself and look for the eternal truths, which have been carefully and jealously guarded in your inner temples.
Although there had been studies of the situation,she wondered whether there was any organized strategy to address that problem and make a real effort to improve the employment situation of women.
Nevertheless, the proposals now put forward reflect a real effort on the part of the Secretariat to limit the resources requested to the minimum amount that will realistically be required.
That explosion of demand for conference services made it necessary for the United Nations to use its resources with maximum efficiency. Most importantly,Member States must make a real effort to re-examine their demand for such resources.
The United Nations seemed to be making a real effort to use resources and capacities rationally as new missions were prepared and others drawn down.
While the triennial review mentioned improvements made to the content andpresentation of the Survey, it did not make it clear whether there was a real effort to reach a wider range of government officials to whom the content of the Survey would be of interest.
I also believe we have made progress because I see the real effort a few individual Council members have made and are making to enhance the Council's transparency through various means, including the opening of Council meetings of an informative nature to non-members and the establishment of mechanisms such as groups of Friends of the Secretary-General.