Примеры использования To clearly articulate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His desire is necessary to clearly articulate to the last detail, based on their values?? and priorities.
The voice of the stigmatized must be amplified, andtheir space must be broadened to clearly articulate their needs and rights.
It is difficult for me to clearly articulate the ideas behind my work, or indeed classify them.
In 2006, six town hall meetings were held with all staff,at which an attempt was made to clearly articulate a vision and strategy for the Department.
For any Designer to clearly articulate their point of view, a full show gives them the opportunity to paint that picture.
In the first instance it would be beneficial for both‘sides' to clearly articulate their expectations and concerns in this regard;
It will be important to clearly articulate specialized service lines within each of the three areas based on demand by partners.
It is also essential to clearly articulate the strategy for technical cooperation in order to provide a framework within which operational activities are conducted para. 155.
The systematic evaluation of the Department's main product and service lines has enabled the Department to clearly articulate the ways by which it promotes an enhanced understanding of the work of the Organization.
Contacting the central authority of the requested State before drafting to explain what it is that is being sought andseeking input as to how to clearly articulate the request before preparing the draft.112.
Focusing on programme outcomes has enabled the Department to clearly articulate the ways in which it promotes an enhanced understanding of the work of the Organization.
Both UN-Oceans members and some member States were coincidentally in agreement that the UN-Oceans mechanismhad an important role to play and that there was a need to clearly articulate its vision, mission and ToR for the future.
This is crucial in that it allows for programmes to respond to clearly articulated needs and indeed to be flexible in responding to changing conditions.
The recommendations which resulted from these workshops, as well as those from environmental groups andthe public, had prompted the National Marine Fisheries Service to prepare a draft National By-catch Plan in March 1997, to clearly articulate the agency's objectives, priorities and strategies in this area.
In refusing an immigration application,the onus is on the Home Office to clearly articulate their reasons in refusing a person's points based system immigration application based on the evidence submitted.
In order to respond to by-catch issues and increasing regulatory requirements,the United States fishing industry in 1992 had initiated a series of workshops which had resulted in the preparation of a national By-catch Plan to clearly articulate NMFS objectives, priorities and strategies in this area see also A/52/557, para. 97.
A key entry point for building the relationship is for the Council to clearly articulate its expectations to the Commission and ensuring that the Commission can live up to these expectations and demonstrate added value.
Whereas there is agreement among Member States on the need to promote and protect the rights of older persons,recognition of the need to clearly articulate the notion of age discrimination at the national level is lagging.
Focusing on programme outcomes has enabled the Department to clearly articulate the ways in which it promotes an enhanced understanding of the work of the Organization and to more closely align the work of the Department with the needs of its target audiences.
In that role, to ensure that the analysis and observations of the Ombudsperson are provided in a fair and consistent manner from case to case,it is necessary to clearly articulate the approach being employed and the standard by which the information is to be assessed.
Corporate strategy is not a theoretical exercise butone designed to clearly articulate how UNOPS can offer products and services to meet client needs and ensure the sustainability of its operations.
Some speakers stressed that in developing non-conviction-based forfeiture legislation it was important to clearly articulate a sufficiently broad category of offences to which non-conviction-based forfeiture would be applicable.
Reasons for purchasing property in Switzerland can vary, and when making a decision,it is best to clearly articulate to yourself your motives and criteria, as they will largely determine what kind of Swiss home you need.
Although significant progresscontinued to be made, his delegation called on the United Nations development system to strive to clearly articulate the goals achieved and the progress made through the use of consistent indicators, while keeping transaction costs and reporting burdens, particularly at the country level, to a minimum.
In February 2009, the IAASB completed its Clarity Project through which 36 ISAs andthe International Standard on Quality Control were rewritten with a view to clearly articulating the requirements in the standards following new drafting conventions.
Amend the seventh commitment to more clearly articulate the need for coherence among donors.
Amend the Peacebuilding Commission commitment on supporting coordination to more clearly articulate the need for coherence among donors.
The lack of existing guidance for the function is demonstrated, anda case is made to more clearly articulate the roles and responsibilities of actors involved in system-wide evaluation.
The Office was requested to more clearly articulate the practical constraints in implementing the AGD policy.