Примеры использования There is a need to support на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is a need to support its work by getting the correct message out through appropriate publications and communications.
At the organization of freight automobile transportation of food often there is a need to support particular temperature condition.
There is a need to support women NGOs aimed at broadening their participation in socio-political life of their countries.
In view of the large andimportant impact of ICT on society, there is a need to support descriptive analysis of current developments with quantitative data.
There is a need to support research which leads to such new end-uses, and to promote such new uses.
Families also play a crucial role in meeting the health requirements of all their members; there is a need to support families in this vital role.
There is a need to support public and community-based employment programmes until private-sector employment accelerates.
While small island developing States have embarked on the development of integrated coastal management strategies, there is a need to support them in the implementation of those strategies.
For UNDG, there is a need to support inter-agency collaboration on local governance in terms of both strategy and implementation CCA and UNDAF.
As part of strategies to bridge the wide gaps that persist in access to basic services, there is a need to support families through improved safety nets and social protection.
There is a need to support national focal points and strengthen capacity-building to enhance communication and harmonization at all levels.
In the result of business communication with local representatives of fashion industry it became obvious that there is a need to support small regional companies aimed at further joint growth and development.
For this purpose, there is a need to support and build on the adjustments that are being made by farmers to ensure sustainability under intensification.
In order to ensure that the use of DDT is restricted to disease vector control, there is a need to support countries still using DDT to urgently review and improve their management practices, especially the regulatory and enforcement mechanisms.
There is a need to support the clean-up of sites contaminated as a result of[military activities using nuclear materials and as a result of uranium mining and other] nuclear activities.
Moreover, there is a need to support the further development of a whole institution approach and to clarify how ESD could contribute to the increase of overall educational quality.
So there is a need to support a more nuanced image of the articulated and diverse reality of African societies in which scientific creativity is originated and new opportunities emerge.
At present there is a need to support pilot activities in the adaptation area, and the GEF is therefore budgeting about USD 200 million to fund adaptation projects around the world.
There is a need to support initiatives aimed at gathering policy-relevant data on migration and development-related impacts, and to produce analytical information and knowledge to be made available to policymakers.
There is a need to support national scientific capacity by providing incentives that help to keep skilled professionals in developing countries and programmes that increase the interest of young people in scientific fields.
At the national level, there is a need to support planners and decision makers in developing environmental awareness, gender sensitivity, sector problem analysis and solution identification, policy formulation and strategy development.
There is a need to support the stakeholders which are committed in their efforts to raise the legal, political and institutional status of their NAPs, and particularly the countries most affected by poverty stemming from land degradation and risks of drought.
She added that there is a need to support civil society, religious leaders and local communities as they strive to heal the wounds of violent conflict, rebuild social cohesion, stabilize communities and reduce sectarian violence.
There is a need to support women's right to work by recognizing and making more visible the unpaid work performed by women and to reduce its burden on women by promoting the equal sharing of responsibilities between men and women in caregiving.
In particular, there is a need to support the country in its efforts to adapt to the implications of climate change and to ensure that Tuvalu has access to technical assistance and concessional finance to confront the climate change challenge.
There is a need to support the clean-up of sites contaminated as a result of all types of nuclear activity and to conduct health studies in the regions around those sites, as appropriate, with a view to identifying where health treatment may be needed and should be provided.
There is a need to support the continuation of the reform process in conformity with the Uruguay Round agreements, particularly article 20 of the Agreement on Agriculture, and to fully implement the World Trade Organization Decision on Measures Concerning the Possible Negative Effects of the Reform Programme on Least-Developed and Net Food-Importing Developing Countries.
There is a need to support the work requested by the Secretary-General in his report on peacebuilding in the immediate aftermath of conflict to broaden and deepen the pool of civilian experts to support the immediate capacity development needs of countries emerging from conflict, giving particular attention to mobilizing capacity in the global South and among women.
While there is a need to support policy formulation and implementation(especially for the six biodiversity-related conventions and the Convention to Combat Desertification), it is also necessary to broaden the client and user base of scientific information to include Governments, United Nations organizations, civil society, the private sector and non-governmental organizations.
There is a need to support the ongoing efforts at the global level to define a post-2015 development agenda and the emerging understanding of the relevance of migration to all three pillars of sustainable development-- economic, social and environmental-- and to conflicts and disaster situations, and therefore its potential relevance to several aspects of the emerging agenda;