Примеры использования To act more на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You're really stiff,so try to act more natural.
Nowadays it is able to act more effectively in the maintenance of international peace and security.
In 1950 season,Spartak began to act more liberated.
Now it is time to act more systematically and responsibly, ensuring an age- and gender-sensitive and rights-based approach to international migration.
I know, it won't, Butit does mean We have to act more aggressively now.
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Well, tell it to act more professional.
All United Nations entities, funds and programmes andthe Secretariat need to act more coherently.
From this point, she began to act more in television than on the big screen.
We urge the United Nations to act more resolutely in dealing with these many troubled areas.
The developer demonstrated that the game engine uses a"dynamic AI", which has replaced the infinite respawn system andallows enemies to act more independently.
Proposals to permit the Identification Commission to act more independently have been rejected.
This recognition enables us as developing countries to demonstrate our solidarity as the embodiment of South- South cooperation to act more effectively.
The presence of a second pilot would enable the crew to act more efficiently and effectively by distributing the workload between the two pilots.
These steps have to be taken, first of all, by the authorities, the law enforcement bodies, and it is their inaction and failure to uncover the previous cases that allow the perpetrators,assaulting the freedom of speech, to act more boldly and unruly.
The policy envisaged a major shift in the Government's role to act more as a facilitator then as a provider.
A training manual on international cooperation in the fight against terrorism was finalized,the aim of which is to assist legal practitioners specializing in the fight against terrorism to act more effectively.
UNCTAD should also be provided with the necessary resources to enable it to act more effectively on the question of commodities.
A therapist had told von Trier that depressive people tend to act more calmly than others under heavy pressure, because they already expect bad things to happen.
In addition, the Deputy Registrar, owing to his increased responsibilities, is no longer in a position to be directly involved in the work of the Office andthe section coordinator is therefore expected to act more dependently and handle those tasks with minimal supervision.
In response to the Government's requests for the United Nations system in Afghanistan to act more cohesively, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General has led efforts to ensure greater system coherence.
In speaking of the solidarity of mankind,the Secretary-General devoted particular attention to the humanitarian challenge to emphasize in a highly relevant fashion the need to finalize prevention strategies to allow us to act more effectively before emergency situations arise.
This decree revitalizes CEAWC by giving it additional powers to act more vigorously under the direct supervision of the Presidency.
First, we recognize the important role of public administration in development and commit Member States to including reform of public adminstration in their national development plans andto placing national structures dealing with the reform of the civil service at a sufficiently high governmental level to enable them to act more effectively and carry out the desired changes.
The international community thus has in its hands the conceptual tools needed to act more resolutely in tackling this problem as a priority issue.
The survey results show that on the part of the candidates on the roster,there is a strong wish and expectation to be allowed to act more proactively to find placement in the United Nations.
They decided to send General de la Rey there to assume supreme command, butthen decided to act more cautiously when they realised that General de la Rey could hardly be spared in the Western Transvaal.
A directive had been issued containing rules for police intervention in cases of physical and psychological ill-treatment within families; better training for police officers was planned,to enable them to act more effectively in such situations and to take preventive action.
In 1920, Sanger proposed opening a clinic in London; this encouraged Stopes to act more constructively, but her plan never materialised.
We are optimistic about the commitment of all parties, civil society, non-governmental organizations andthe private sector to making efforts to strengthen partnerships that allow the international community to act more effectively with a view to achieving the seven commitments set out in the Programme of Action.