Примеры использования There was a need to address на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There was a need to address the intellectual property regime in respect of TNCs.
In order to bring about a peaceful andstable world, there was a need to address the underlying causes.
In particular, there was a need to address low school attendance rates and inadequate social services.
There was a need to address the economic, social and humanitarian plight of Palestinians and Syrians living under Israeli occupation.
While recognizing that different procedures were in place to determine the levels of hazard pay for the two categories,they considered that there was a need to address this disparity.
She agreed that there was a need to address the issue of the low frequency of evaluations conducted at the country level, and thus the strength of the evidence base on which UNDP relied.
The same delegation stated that it was important to overhaul the system to enable it to achieve its intended goals and added that there was a need to address the question of how the system would be funded after 1999.
There was a need to address, as a matter of priority, the problem of infrastructure development, local capacity-building and the creation of appropriate social services.
Highlighting the importance of implementation issues,the Committee felt that there was a need to address these issues comprehensively covering technical, infrastructure, financing, human resources and international cooperation.
There was a need to address measures that hindered the participation of local firms in the construction sector such as conditionalities associated with development assistance programmes and discriminatory qualification processes.
Ms. Arrhenius pointed out that while the entire population, including minorities and the disabled,made use of existing health services-- subject to specific time frame requirements-- there was a need to address the language barrier faced by the Sámi population, along with the shortage of doctors in the northern region where they lived.
Mr. Imakando(Zambia) said that there was a need to address fragilities and imbalances in the international financial system, which played a critical role in supporting development.
The Chairman of AC.3 welcomed this initiative and suggested that Regulations under the 1958 Agreement should refer to technical prescriptions of gtrs, once adopted, andthat WP.29/AC.2 needed to ensure that initiatives under the 1998 Agreement programme of work would not be duplicated under the 1958 Agreement Agenda unless there was a need to address specific issues.
Before discussing exceptions, however, there was a need to address and understand the basic concept, principles and rules of immunity to which exceptions might apply.
There was a need to address discrimination while ensuring respect for the right of indigenous peoples to define and pursue their selfdetermined development paths. Since nondiscrimination had an individual and a collective dimension, special measures should not only address the socioeconomic gaps between indigenous and nonindigenous sectors of society but also remove discriminatory barriers to the exercise of the rights to development and cultural integrity.
In addition, some Member States noted that there was a need to address the lack of institutional memory in the Office of the President of the General Assembly between different sessions.
Delegations observed that there was a need to address the analysis of current trends in the area of proliferation and the follow-up to the Conference on Disarmament, discussion of which had occurred during the sixty-eighth session of the General Assembly.
Given the prevalence of unemployment andof the informal economy, there was a need to address the effect of trade on the quantity and quality of employment, as well as on income distribution, in view of the fact that poverty remained the largest development challenge.
Some reporting States stressed that there was a need to address the conditions making women and children vulnerable to being trafficked as part of prevention strategies such as poverty reduction and economic empowerment for women and their families(Burkina Faso, Egypt and Ghana) or to make contributions to addressing those factors in countries of origin Spain.
However, in order to eradicate gender-based violence, there was a need to address patriarchal attitudes, discriminatory intergenerational sociocultural practices, women's financial dependence and the limited available resources for implementing plans of action.
There is a need to address the root causes of terrorism.
In parallel, there is a need to address the issue of UNHCR's position within the UN system.
Consequently, there is a need to address the problem from a global perspective.
There is a need to address the consequences of the adverse impact of human activities on Antarctica.
There is a need to address the current imbalance between stated ambition and financing.
There is a need to address the question of why these phenomena occur and to propose recommendations on what is needed to avoid these phenomena as far as possible.
Given the magnitude of the resources entrusted to UNHCR, there is a need to address the serious shortcomings that currently exist in this critically important function.
There is a need to address the economic, social and cultural barriers that stand in the way.
There is a need to address impunity and bring to justice those responsible for the crimes committed over the years.