Примеры использования Task of building на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The task of building: Requirements and Limitations.
Companies quite often tried to outsource the task of building and fine-tuning the system.
Grant gets the task of building the cannon, And he's not one for half measures.
Past decisions, particularly resolution 46/51,should form the basic framework within which the General Assembly could continue the task of building mechanisms to contain and ultimately eradicate terrorism.
The task of building an international legal order was perhaps more important now than ever before.
The report examined the obstacles facing the task of building a Palestinian economy capable of sustained growth.
Clearly, our task of building and strengthening the structures of international arms control, non-proliferation and disarmament is far from over.
Using various forms of philosophical discourses Karl Barth implements his own task of building a Christian theology beyond metaphysics, history and human existence.
We have inherited the task of building a democratic State in Palestine where Jews, Christians and Muslims can live on equal terms.
These results have been possible because, free from the commitments of the past, and with the experience of having depended economically on other countries,we have with great sacrifice undertaken the task of building our economic independence.
The Decennial staff,given the task of building a data dissemination system for the 2000 Census, decided to deploy the CMR model rather than develop their own.
The Sub-Commission, in its resolution 1994/34, recommended the establishment of a comprehensive programme within the system of advisory services andtechnical cooperation in order to help States in the task of building and strengthening national structures.
What the participation thesis at least partially neglects, however,is the more subtle and complex task of building a common ownership culture of norms and values that underlie ownership thinking and ownership behavior.
Furthermore, it should not be forgotten that the task of building law is to ensure the effectiveness of the regulations it establishes, and, therefore, that the application of unified rules in practice must always be borne in mind.
Strongly recommends, in this context, that the establishment of a comprehensive programme within the system of advisory services andtechnical assistance be considered, in order to help States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures which have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law;
A comprehensive programme be established within the United Nations in order to help States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures which have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law.
Recalling the recommendation of the World Conference on Human Rights, held at Vienna from 14 to 25 June 1993,that a comprehensive programme should be established within the United Nations with a view to helping States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures that have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law.
Recommends that a comprehensive programme be established within the United Nations in order to help States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures which have a direct impact on the promotion and the protection of human rights, democracy and the rule of law;
The General Assembly, in its resolution 48/137 on human rights in the administration of justice, called attention to such standards and norms, and recommended that the establishment of a comprehensive programme within the system of advisory services andtechnical assistance be considered in order to help States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures that had a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law.
Recommends that a comprehensive programme be established within the United Nations in order to help States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures which have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law;
In the same resolution, the General Assembly also requested the Secretary-General to report on the implementation of the recommendation of the World Conference on Human Rights, held at Vienna from 14 to 25 June 1993,that a comprehensive programme should be established within the United Nations with a view to helping States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures that have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law.
The World Conference recommended the establishment of a comprehensive programme within the United Nations to help States in the task of building and strengthening national structures which had a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law.
Endorses the recommendation of the World Conference on Human Rights that a comprehensive programme be established within the United Nations, to be coordinated by the Centre for Human Rights,in order to help States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures which have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law;
Recalling the recommendation of the World Conference on Human Rights that a comprehensive programme beestablished within the United Nations and under the coordination of the Centre for Human Rights with a view to helping States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures which have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law, Report of the World Conference on Human Rights, Vienna, 14-25 June 1993(A/CONF.157/24(Part I)), chap. III, sect. II, para. 69.
Recalling the recommendation of the World Conference on Human Rights,held at Vienna in 1993, that a comprehensive programme be established within the United Nations and under the coordination of the High Commissioner with a view to helping States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures that have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law.
In that context the World Conference strongly recommended that a comprehensive programme be established within the United Nations in order to help States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures that have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law.
Recalling the recommendation of the World Conference on Human Rights that a comprehensive programme beestablished within the United Nations and under the coordination of the Centre with a view to helping States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures that have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law, A/CONF.157/24(Part I), chap. III, sect. II, para. 69.
Recalling the recommendation of the World Conference on Human Rights, held at Vienna from 14 to 25 June 1993,that a comprehensive programme should be established within the United Nations with a view to helping States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures that have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law, See A/CONF.157/24(Part I), chap. III, sect. II, para. 69.
Endorses the recommendation of the World Conference on Human Rights that a comprehensive programme beestablished within the United Nations and under the coordination of the Centre for Human Rights of the Secretariat, with a view to helping States in the task of building and strengthening adequate national structures which have a direct impact on the overall observance of human rights and the maintenance of the rule of law; A/CONF.157/24(Part I), chap. III, sect. II, para.