Примеры использования Should capitalize на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No, I don't think someone should capitalize on a sad situation.
It should capitalize on this intimate relationship and develop greater synergy with IFAD in terms of resource allocation and programming.
It could not continue to rely on the international price of commodities, but should capitalize on its own strengths.
I think that we should capitalize on your feminine strengths.
His country's decision to participate in FMCT negotiations based on the Shannon mandate is indeed a positive development on which the CD should capitalize.
In its future activities, the Committee should capitalize on the successful outcomes of the seminar held in Anguilla.
We should capitalize on a period of reflective momentum that has prevailed in New York and Geneva in recent months, and for which the meeting itself was a constructive stimulus.
Where they exist and are operational, we should capitalize on regional and subregional early warning mechanisms.
The Fund should capitalize further on its experience to identify which forms of assistance and protection are to be considered as good practices.
Mr. Abani(Niger) said that the Peacebuilding Commission should capitalize on its successful experience in Burundi and Sierra Leone.
In fact, they should capitalize on existing institutional mechanisms to address problems that cannot be resolved at the country level.
To prevent that, young people's energy should be redirected, and conflict andpost-conflict societies in particular should capitalize on their creative potential.
I believe that Prime Minister should capitalize that advantage ahead of the elections, and do that in the public domain.
In this connection, they referred to precedents of decision-making procedures in similar bodies of the organizations of the United Nations system andstressed that the Authority should capitalize on such successful experience.
I believe that we should capitalize on the success we have had so far and go just one step further and complete the journey.
Most of the countries supported this recommendation, even though some of them found it to be either too generic andunclear on how monitoring and assessment should capitalize on knowledge management, or not always realistic and difficult to operationalize.
The Department should capitalize on the uniqueness of the Organization's activities by disseminating information about those activities to a wider audience.
Agreed upon the fact that, in order to save time and efforts,the stakeholder working group should capitalize on the experience and achievements of other projects, such as the Viking Train, for trade facilitation issues.
We should capitalize on the fact that Aeroflot is the only Russian airline which uses a network model in its operations and is capable of tapping transit passenger flows.
The work of the Secretariat andthe Commission in this regard should capitalize on the respective comparative advantages of the United Nations and African Union.
SMEs should capitalize on their reduced complexity and make communication and training more direct in order to increase the understanding and acceptability of their policies and procedures.
In preparing NAPAs and developing first NAPA projects, national NAPA teams build theirown capacity through learning-by-doing, and selected implementing agencies should capitalize on this increasing capacity of national NAPA teams in order to limit the reliance on international consultants to support the implementation of NAPAs.
To build a strong army,China should capitalize on strategic opportunities to deepen national defense and military reforms to resolve the institutional, structural and policy restrains, Xi said.
We are conscious of our weaknesses, andwe firmly believe we should capitalize on regional and subregional approaches for effective treatment and delivery, especially antiretroviral therapy.
States should capitalize on the opportunities that urbanization provides for sustainable development and undertake proactive participatory planning to harness the benefits of higher population density in urban areas, recognizing the significant impact that greater internal migratory flows have on the distribution and concentration of populations in cities, notably higher energy efficiency in transport and housing, as well as cheaper provision of health, communications and other basic services per capita.
Government and private sector businesses should capitalize on the opportunity to use the experience and skills of older workers to train younger and newer employees.
Governments should capitalize on the opportunities that urbanization provides for inclusive and sustainable development by extending the full set of potential benefits of urban life to all current and future urban residents, especially the urban poor, through ensuring access to land and essential services, including affordable housing, water, sanitation and transportation, with particular attention to matters of security and safety.
In any case, the United Nations should capitalize on these two experiments in order to support in a more systematic way the development of the OAU's capacity to respond to political and military crises.
In this context, the international community should capitalize on the synergies among the different means of implementation in order to improve the effectiveness and efficiency in their delivery for sustainable development.