Примеры использования Take bold на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the face of that challenge,we must take bold measures.
We have to take bold, concrete and decisive measures to make this world a better place.
If we want to reach somewhere we should take bold decisions.
We must take bold and determined action to reduce our collective emissions of greenhouse gases.
We must be prepared to make difficult compromises and take bold decisions.
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We must work hard and take bold decisions in laying the foundation for lasting progress.
The Maldives believes that the time has come to break the impasse and take bold and concrete decisions.
Take bold and robust measures aimed at achieving equal pay for work of equal or similar value between women and men;
In this context, African Governments, the United Nations anddevelopment partners have to take bold steps to meet their commitments.
When bitter enemies take bold steps towards reconciliation, the United Nations must give its support and encouragement.
Good governance implies that leaders must lead with moral courage and take bold and sometimes controversial steps in the public interests.
Unless we take bold action within the next decade, NCDs will become the most common cause of death in even the poorest countries of the world.
We appeal for a change of heart among those with the capacity to make a difference andfor them to heed our plea and take bold action to address this imminent threat.
Developed countries should take bold steps to ensure market access to developing countries, while the latter must accept compromises.
Therefore, the work of the United Nations system over the next five years should build on the progress achieved to date,as well as take bold new steps to promote and protect the rights of all people.
Governments should take bold steps to deal ruthlessly with individuals and organizations that violate the human rights of women and girls in the name of religion.
The report challenges the international community to break with past practice and take bold steps to uphold international law for the ultimate benefit of achieving peace.
The year 1995 saw UNDP take bold and imaginative steps to maintain its position as one of the leaders in institutional reform within the United Nations system.
We must face up to the fact that development is in crisis and that, unless we take bold measures to find resources for financing it, the future of mankind is bleak indeed.
Governments should take bold steps to deal ruthlessly with individuals and organizations that violate the human rights of women and girls in the name of religion.
Unnecessary bureaucracy needed to be eliminated in order togather additional resources for use at the front line, and the Organization must be able to identify waste and take bold steps to eradicate it.
First, it must take bold action on climate change mitigation, for without slowing the rate of climate change, the threats to human well-being and security will greatly intensify.
While the support of the international community was crucial, Israel and Palestine bore primary responsibility for achieving comprehensive,lasting peace and he called on both parties to resume negotiations and take bold decisions.
The Secretary-General should also take bold steps to achieve gender parity and promote women to senior positions, with due regard for the Organization's standards of competence and integrity.
The Committee fully supports these efforts andis looking forward to a new government of national unity that will work to mend differences among the Palestinians and take bold steps towards improving the lives of the Palestinian people.
States should take bold steps to ensure that nuclear energy was used in such a way as to reduce proliferation risks, in accordance with the highest international standards of safety and security.
It is essential that all States, in particular producers and exporters of small arms and light weapons,as well as transit States, take bold steps and incorporate into their domestic legislation the criteria for licensing, export and transit.
Unless industrialized countries take bold political steps to abolish trade subsidies, especially in agricultural products, and to remove protectionism, declarations about fighting poverty will largely remain a dream.
Although isolated, these declarations are particularly disappointing since they oppose the general understanding of the World Conference that countries should take bold steps to strengthen their commitments under international human rights law.
The General Assembly should now take bold measures to rationalize its work and speed up the deliberative process, notably by streamlining its agenda, its committee structure and its procedures for holding plenary debates and requesting reports, and by strengthening the role and authority of its President.