Примеры использования Their ability to mobilize на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Stability in its three member countries was crucial, as was their ability to mobilize external support.
Their ability to mobilize public support and donor assistance is critical at a time of heightened demands.
The National Committees deserved recognition for their ability to mobilize such a valuable contribution to UNICEF.
The report indicates the prevailing underrepresentation of women in decision-making bodies, despite their ability to mobilize p. 12.
Commodity exporters face daunting challenges that affect their ability to mobilize the resources needed to finance their development.
Refugees and asylum seekers find themselves in a similar situation where the fear of their status being revoked has a chilling effect on their ability to mobilize.
In addition to their intellectual contribution and their ability to mobilize support, they bring unique perspectives that need to be taken into account.
UNESCO believes that the success of any further action will depend on the firm commitment of States to continue activities in this direction and their ability to mobilize the necessary resources.
In addition to their intellectual contribution and their ability to mobilize support, they bring unique perspective that needs to be taken into account.
While the figures show a realcommitment on the part of developing countries, they conceal the great variation that exists among countries in their ability to mobilize resources for population activities.
All entities also now rely heavily on their ability to mobilize supplementary funding for their technical cooperation activities, although some have capacity-building as an element of their formal mandates and use regular budget resources to that end.
Moreover, it will be essential to discuss the relationship between the debt profile of developing countries and their ability to mobilize additional financial resources for sustainable development.
There is little sign that the environment and energy agenda resulting from GEF priorities is perceived as important or even particularly relevant within much of UNDP,which continues to regard GEF primarily as a potential source of funds for country offices that are highly dependent on their ability to mobilize resources.
Preliminary assessments suggest that the presence of effective grass-roots non-governmental organizations and their ability to mobilize poorer groups has been a major factor in programme success.
While the global total shows real commitment on the part of developing countries,it conceals the great variation that exists among countries in their ability to mobilize resources for population activities.
Moreover, their narrow resource base and the challenges faced in gaining market access have, in most cases, affected their ability to mobilize savings for investments.
The eradication of poverty is primarily the responsibility of national Governments and, more importantly,depends on their ability to mobilize the grass-root involvement of communities in the initiation and execution of income-generating programmes.
The global figure for domestic expenditure reflects the commitment of developing countries, regardless of the amount mobilized, andmasks significant variations among countries in their ability to mobilize resources for population activities.
During the campaign for the first elections(September 1992), women demonstrated their firm trust in the peace,once again showed their ability to mobilize, and played an active role in the distribution of campaign literature, in civic education, in voter registration, and in getting out the vote.
While the recruitment process for UNTAET did not allow for a systemic use of the agencies' expertise,the review in chapter I of this report also suggests that the limited capacity of the agencies may also have affected their ability to mobilize fast enough the required senior expertise, which affected negatively their activities in East Timor.
The experience of the ASEAN developing countries, as pace setters in generating ECDC,is attributable in large measure to their ability to mobilize resources for intra-investments and to procure outside investments from their Northern development partners.
Ongoing exogenous shocks further exacerbate the vulnerabilities of small island developing States andnegatively impact their ability to mobilize national resources for sustainable development.
Neither could they play an effective role in the coordinated local development framework,which constrained their ability to mobilize funds locally from the various development financing institutions.
We recognize that the primary responsibility for poverty eradication rests with national Governments and, more important,poverty eradication depends on their ability to mobilize grass-roots community involvement in the initiation and execution of income-generating programmes.
The emphasis given to non-governmental organizations and CBOs stems from their comparative advantage as development and conservation agents with the ability to reach and work with the rural population through participatory approaches, their knowledge of local conditions andpeople's priorities, their ability to mobilize voluntary labour and resources,their ability to deliver services at low cost, and their independence and flexibility, as well as the confidence and trust they inspire with regard to representing local interests and introducing changes.
On the micro-level, UNIDO provides direct technical assistance to women-led companies andwomen entrepreneurs by strengthening their business opportuni es and ability to mobilize investments in selected value chains.
We have to keep in mind that the credibility of the United Nations is based not only on its ability to articulate political goals but also-- and primarily-- on its ability to mobilize the political will for their implementation.
The two leaders serve as Honorary President and Chairman, respectively,of the Global Business Council on HIV/AIDS- a core group of private-sector companies characterized by a commitment to AIDS-related causes and an ability to mobilize their peers in the corporate world in the fight against AIDS.
You very rightly said that we have to keep in mind that the credibility of the United Nations is based not only on its ability to articulate political goals but also, and primarily, on its ability to mobilize political will for their implementation.