Примеры использования These groups should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Membership of these groups should be limited in scope and period of office.
It has sought to preach a general"common cause",which paints a"common enemy" on which these groups should focus.
These groups should be provided with educational materials, the logo, a web space, etc.
Therefore, representatives from these Groups should be invited to present their requirements and needs.
These groups should also be regarded as actors in the process of rebuilding society.
Guns have fallen silent in the country as never before in the history of modern Myanmar and these groups should look at the greater interest of the country and work for the benefit of all the national races as they have been saying for so long.
These groups should discuss the issues raised at the seminar and elaborate proposals for further work.
Besides guaranteeing the dissemination of information, monitoring the activity of the Government in this field andcontributing to educational projects, these groups should be reliable counterparts of the official institutions.
Regulation of the work of these groups should not be left to the security agencies alone.
The identification of statistical indicators for monitoring purposes should involve both policy officials and statisticians; each of these groups should draw upon international agencies and member States; and.
These groups should be the first to benefit from mankind's successes and the last to suffer from its failures.
Guns have fallen silent in the country as never before in the history of modern Myanmar, and these groups should look at the greater interest of the country and work for the benefit of all the national races, in accordance with the proclamations they themselves have been making for so long.
These groups should also have access to markets that guarantee fair and just returns on their hard work and investments.
Ensure fair and inclusive parliamentary procedures, which give full opportunity to all members, including the opposition/minority parties, women andother marginalized groups to participate effectively in parliament's work; these groups should be equitably represented in the governance structures of the parliament.
Moreover, these groups should act in a decentralized manner through councils representative of the players involved.
Investments made by all of these groups should view human society and the operation of nature in an integrated manner.
These groups should be resourced to perform these programme monitoring and responsiveness functions.
It is the view of the Committee that these groups should be disbanded as a measure to prevent any possible systematic occurrence of torture.
These groups should continue to develop their communications work, including any behaviour change activities;
In addition, these groups should also cooperate to identify priority research needs in support of sustainable development;
These groups should be able to solve their housing problems through transparent, means-tested(i.e. income-based) subsidies.
The discussions of these groups should be sufficient to show up any shortcomings in the present systems of assessment.
These groups should be included in the planning of strategies and programmes, as well as in the decision-making process, in order to tackle the HIV and AIDS issue successfully.
Ideally, each of these groups should be part and parcel of the whole preparatory process, both at the country level and in the Preparatory Committee itself.
These groups should develop and strengthen their strategies to change negative and discriminatory attitudes and practices towards women and the girl child.
Many delegations emphasized that these groups should not just be seen as vulnerable but also in terms of their potential to contribute to the effective and targeted delivery of humanitarian assistance and other recovery processes.
These groups should be chaired by at least one of the Committee members but they could consist of POPRC members as well as experts selected by the Committee.
Clearly, these groups should not be seen as continuing mechanisms and must conclude their mandate within a reasonable time.
Each of these groups should be made fully aware of the norms protecting women's right to adequate housing at the domestic level, as well as those norms in international law.
These groups should adopt and strengthen their strategies to tackle negative attitudes about women and assist in enhancing the value placed on women by society.