Примеры использования Remained crucial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The contribution of the United Nations remained crucial.
Such assistance remained crucial to the development of most developing countries, particularly the least developed countries.
International cooperation to eliminate the phenomenon thus remained crucial.
The issue of assistance to special rapporteurs remained crucial to the proper functioning of the Commission.
Even if equal opportunities were available in education, the content of that education remained crucial.
North-South and triangular cooperation also remained crucial to improve the world economy and promote development.
They also recognized that there had not been sufficient progress in the region and that investment in children remained crucial.
Sustained economic growth and employment creation remained crucial elements of any strategy.
South-South cooperation remained crucial as it could assist developing countries in harnessing their collective strength and complementarity at a time of challenge and change.
The panel discussion demonstrated that respect for the principles of the Declaration remained crucial in transition processes.
Furthermore, the European Union considered that security in East Timor remained crucial for the holding of a free and fair ballot on 8 August 1999 and for an orderly and peaceful transition in East Timor.
Clearly no one washappy with falling trade, and the process of opening markets remained crucial to the ongoing response.
Total debt cancellation remained crucial to freeing resources for the achievement of the Goals and SADC therefore called on all multilateral and bilateral creditors to join efforts in addressing the extreme indebtedness of some SADC countries.
Mr. Nkombela(South Africa)said that the United Nations development system remained crucial for providing development support.
While South-South cooperation wouldbe an important factor in that process, coherence in the aid, trade, investment and technology transfer policies of the more advanced developing countries remained crucial.
They stressed that effective implementation of the relevant Council resolutions remained crucial to ensuring stability in Lebanon.
Reiterated that enhanced interactions and cooperation between the Special Committee andthe administering Powers remained crucial to the implementation of the United Nations decolonization mandate and would be beneficial to all stakeholders, including the administering Powers themselves, and in this connection welcomed the participation of France and the United Kingdom in the seminar;
Nevertheless, the commitment of Member States as well as adequate material andfinancial support remained crucial for eventual success.
A robust and coherent framework for monitoring andreporting on the implementation of the review remained crucial and required the use of consistent indicators and efforts in order to keep transaction costs and reporting burdens to a minimum, particularly at country level.
Although often misperceived, serving as an excuse for unimaginable violence, largely undermining the fundamentals of the future of the state and its people,the idea itself remained crucial to the Soviet way of life.
More generally, in spite of the extensive powers given to both Commissions, the role of other national andmunicipal authorities remained crucial in the ability of these Commissions to carry out their mandate, and represented significant obstacles to the enforcement of their decisions.
While employment was essential for reducing poverty,the work available must not be exploitative, and a rights-based approach to poverty eradication remained crucial.
Mr. Chem(Cambodia) said that the collective resolve ofthe developing partners and the least developed countries remained crucial to efforts to overcome the world's formidable development challenges.
Underlined the fact that education and public awareness,including of the indigenous people, remained crucial elements for decolonization and, in this connection, recalled the responsibility of the administering Powers to ensure that the peoples concerned would be in a position to make an informed decision regarding the future political status of their Territories in accordance with the relevant United Nations resolutions and decisions;
Expert assistance with further legislative developments and reaching the stakeholders at the local level remained crucial in countries with economies in transition.
Mr. Milanović(Serbia) said that the continued presence of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo in the province of Kosovo and Metohija remained crucial for security, stability and respect for human rights, as mandated by Security Council resolution 1244(1999); adequate staffing and funding were therefore required.
One representative, however, said that the substance had wellestablished antiseptic and antifungal properties, was considered safe by WHO for use in vaccines and should be included in the list of mercury-added products for possible inclusion in Annex C to the mercury instrument;another representative said that thiomersal-containing vaccines had been proven to be safe and remained crucial to the manufacture of vaccines against diseases prevalent in certain countries.
Mr. Biontino(Germany) said that although amended Protocol II had been overtaken by the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention, which outright prohibited the use of such mines,amended Protocol II remained crucial because of its rules for the use of all other types of landmines, booby-traps and other devices.
The discussion also demonstrated that respect for the principles of the Declaration, adopted 20 years earlier against a backdrop of major transitions, including in the former Soviet Union and in Central andEastern Europe- remained crucial in the transition processes today witnessed in many societies.
Mr. Minty(South Africa) said that, in the context of the priority areas identified by the High Commissioner for the budget year,support for the special procedures and mechanisms remained crucial for ensuring the protection and promotion of human rights.