Примеры использования Reoriented на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Public information will be reoriented.
Russian consumers reoriented to cheaper technological products.
Especially difficult is to help them understand that they will be forgiven, andthat they will be re-educated, reoriented.
In 2006, he reoriented Viaden to develop their own IT products.
To respond to decision 9/CP.3, the secretariat reoriented its planned activities.
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The restructuring of RCAF into 12 divisions was reportedly completed andthe areas of responsibilities of the Military Zones were reoriented.
Substantial trade was reoriented from eastern to western markets.
The UNEP working motto, or slogan is"environment for development" and many of its operational programmes and activities have been reoriented in line with this aim.
Urban development andland-use planning must be reoriented to the needs of effective public transport.
In 2000, IFAD reoriented its strategy in Bosnia and Herzegovina from emergency aid towards the sustainable development of the rural economy.
Support provided yesterday rumors that buyers somewhat reoriented their purchases last month volume 1 min.
Expected accomplishment 4: Reoriented management culture to enhance the ability to carry out core functions as mandated by the intergovernmental bodies.
They seek to ensure that the activities of the Branch are reoriented in accordance with the wishes of the Commission.
Also at that time the church was reoriented, the main entrance was changed to Piwna Street, and the altar was moved to the south-western side to the side of the town walls.
In 1992, such traffic became international andcountries drastically reoriented their trade away from what had become their CIS partners.
TRAINFORTRADE is therefore being reoriented in order to enable it to reach a larger target population, particularly through information and telecommunication technologies and networks.
Awareness campaigns in 164 countries on Goals-related issues were reoriented for a renewed sense of urgency.
The direction of its programme was also reoriented, to provide for greater thematic focus and for concepts of results-based management.
For example, UNDP and the UNAIDS secretariat have strengthened the UNAIDS Reference Group on HIV andHuman Rights, and reoriented its work towards country-level action.
In its final month of operations, UNSMIS reoriented its activities in line with Security Council resolution 2059 2012.
Efforts to bring an end to the initiative for heavily indebted poor countries were part of the same vision, andresources allocated to debt servicing would be reoriented to programmes to fight poverty with a view to eradicating it.
The Investment policy in 2004 will be reoriented on attraction of direct investments into small and medium enterprises as well as development of microfinancing practice.
Since September 2000 most of the international assistance to the Palestinian people has been reoriented to relief, fully justified by the humanitarian emergency.
The programme in Afghanistan will be reoriented to empower national partners to gradually assume full responsibility for supporting the reintegration of returnees.
The Mission's administrative andlogistic support systems attained full operational capacity and reoriented their work towards efficiency gains and consolidating achievements.
As Foreign Minister, Dr. Surakiart reoriented Thai foreign policy towards intra-Asian cooperation, vigorously promoting a"prosper thy neighbor" policy of regional economic development.
At the peak of the crisis, budget expenditures andsome innovation policy instruments were partly reoriented to compensate some of the businesses for the losses resulting from the crisis.
National and subnational planning was reoriented in support of decentralization, children's integration in subnational planning, monitoring and evaluation mechanisms, and strengthened local governance.
As described above,the programme of work has been adjusted and reoriented over this time period to reflect the changing policy and market environment.
In 1999 the Report was reoriented to undertake the analysis of African economies in a framework that benchmarks their performance against best practices in the region; new indices were developed for evaluating economic performance and sustainability.