Примеры использования Relevant needs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, owing to political, economic, social andcultural changes, the relevant needs and interests are now different.
To this end, entities should better ensure that relevant needs are reflected in partnerships, including skill and technology transfers, and identify short-term benefits.
The SBSTA invited CEOS to report at its thirty-third session on progress made in its efforts to meet the relevant needs of the Convention.
The resources allocated should be sufficient to cover all relevant needs, including programmes aimed at including children with disabilities in mainstream education.
It promotes a reduction in bureaucracy, encourages one-stop-shop experiences andleads to the design of services on the basis of the real-time and relevant needs of the users;
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The Working Group is expected to take note of the developments,as well as relevant needs for capacity-building, and may offer further guidance on the future work in this area.
The budgetary implications of such a comprehensive policy in Bangladesh would have to be worked out andfiscal policy would need to be geared towards meeting the relevant needs.
As a first step, the relevant needs of those States should be clearly identified in order to find adequate responses of the international community to such needs. .
Parties that support space agencies in such observations are encouraged to continue and to respond to the relevant needs identified in the updated GCOS plan.
It would therefore be useful for the Conference to take into account the relevant needs for technical assistance, providing guidance on relevant priorities and facilitating mobilization of potential resources.
Whether demand is social or commercial is less important than whether it is being accurately assessed and identified andwhether the capacity to serve the relevant needs exists.
Non-Annex I Parties are encouraged to provide information on other relevant needs and/or areas for capacity-building other than those mentioned in paragraphs 45, 47, 48 and 50.
Ukraine, which possesses sufficient deposits of uranium, looks forward to participating in future consortiums and to providing uranium ore to meet relevant needs.
For this approach, the governance task for the local government lies primarily in defining the relevant needs to be pursued through civil society organizations and the creation of more justifiable organizational structures for task fulfilment.
The secretariat has already been mandated to engage in the development and delivery of technical assistance, andfurther work is needed to assess the relevant needs of Member States.
To a varying extent, development partners have already responded to the relevant needs with a view to inducing a structural impact, in particular through ISMs that contribute to reducing vulnerability to economic or natural shocks.
It invited CEOS to provide, by SBSTA 41,an updated report on progress made by space agencies providing global observations in their coordinated response to relevant needs of the Convention.
One Translator(national General Service) is required to address relevant needs in regard to the timely and accurate translation of stories and materials for the monthly In Sudan magazine and the expanding website.
The SBSTA expressed its appreciation to CEOS for its update on progress made by space agencies providing global observations in their coordinated response to relevant needs of the Convention.
Contribute to the enhanced use of space technology to address relevant needs identified under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and support actions to implement the Convention, such as in the context of the Cancun Agreements and work under SBSTA;
In particular, the decision encourages the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites to continue coordinating andsupporting the space-based component of GCOS and other related activities to meet relevant needs set forth in the Convention.
To identify, assess and monitor relevant needs, priorities, trends, developments and policies at the national, subregional, and regional levels, bearing in mind a gender equality perspective, in order to incorporate them into UNEP policy and programme development, in order to improve consistency with the regional needs and priorities;
SBSTA 37 invited the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites(CEOS) to provide, by SBSTA 41,an updated report on progress made by space agencies providing global observations in their coordinated response to relevant needs of the Convention.
To identify, assess and monitor relevant needs, priorities, trends, developments and policies at the national, subregional, and regional levels, bearing in mind a gender equality perspective, in order to incorporate them into UNEP policy and programme development, in order to improve consistency with the regional needs and priorities;
The SBSTA encouraged Parties that support space agencies involved in global observations to continue, through CEOS, cooperation with andsupport to the GCOS and to respond to the relevant needs identified in the 2010 updated GCOS implementation plan.
Participants agreed to contribute to the enhanced use of space technology to address relevant needs identified under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and to support actions to implement the Convention, such as in the context of the Cancun Agreements and work under the Subsidiary Body on Scientific and Technical Advice.
It would therefore be useful for the working group on technical assistance, scheduled to meet during the third session of the Conference of the Parties as mentioned above,to take into account the relevant needs for technical assistance, providing guidance on relevant priorities and facilitating mobilization of potential resources.
Having taken into account the relevant needs and issues of concern to the General Assembly and the High-level Committee on Management, the Procurement Network has formed sub-working groups to focus on four broad areas:(a) United Nations reform;(b) vendor management;(c) procurement professionalization; and(d) access for suppliers from developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Supporting the global programme against money-laundering developed by the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and the Centre for International Crime Prevention of the Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention of the Secretariat,with a view to cooperating with those entities in addressing the relevant needs of the region, paying particular attention to institution-building and the training of personnel;
State obligations thus include the responsibility to follow up on these situations of concern and assess relevant needs in good faith, and ensure that humanitarian needs are being met, by the State itself or through available assistance by national or international humanitarian agencies and organizations, to the fullest extent possible under the circumstances and with the least possible delay.