Примеры использования To consider concrete на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is time for the Security Council to consider concrete action.
The Committee may also wish to consider concrete steps for the Convention's implementation after the signature.
In our view, the time has now come for the Working Group to consider concrete proposals for reform.
The Working Party may wish to consider concrete activities as follow-up to the Conference within its mandate.
The underlying assumption upon which the funding arrangement for the Account had been based must therefore be flawed andthe Group was ready to consider concrete proposals for increasing the level of funding.
If time permits,the group of experts may wish to consider concrete ways and means how to implement these decisions in a rapid and efficient manner.
However, predictions made through a process that combines rigorous scientific review with a broad stakeholder involvement can help galvanize regional leaders to consider concrete adaptation steps.
On that basis, the Working Party may wish to consider concrete elements for action that would be of interest to UNECE member countries and could be taken up by the Working Party.
GRSP had had a favourable opinion on the basic principles for ISOFIX proposed by the informal group andhad agreed to consider concrete proposals of the informal group at its May 2002 session.
Encourages Member States to consider concrete measures to deter the use of schools by armed forces and armed non-State groups in contravention of applicable international law;
Mandated by the Committee, the Chair wrote to the Special Rapporteur on 25 November 2011,suggesting a meeting to discuss possibilities for strengthening cooperation and to consider concrete actions.
On that basis, the Working Party may wish to consider concrete elements for action that are of interest to UNECE member countries and could possibly be taken up as part of its work programme.
They also recognized the Organization's role in the implementation of the Agreement,once all parties have subscribed to it, and reaffirmed their readiness to consider concrete action for the involvement of the United Nations.
It was time to consider concrete ways of following up the recommendations of the Commission on Human Security and to mainstream the human security perspective into the activities of the Vienna-based international organizations.
Thus, in addition to introducing general measures to enhance the efficiency of governmental support programmes(see para. 29),it may be advisable to consider concrete provisions to limit the Government's exposure under loan guarantees.
In 2013, the Working Group, under the chairmanship of Argentina, continued to consider concrete proposals to improve different aspects of the working methods and decision-making processes of the Council, including to enhance transparency, efficiency and interactivity within the Council and with the general membership and to improve the relationship between the Council and troop-contributing countries and relevant United Nations organs and regional organizations.
The Board, in consultation with the Pompidou Group, convened in May 1995 a meeting of experts to review the issue of intermediaries dealing with precursors, andwith psychotropic substances, and to consider concrete measures to control effectively their operations.
The Working Party, recalling the specific mandate given to it by the ITC(ECE/TRANS/162, para.4),felt that the time might now have come to consider concrete steps towards preparation of a pan-European civil liability regime applicable to intermodal transport, covering road, rail, inland water and short sea shipping.
The Council may wish to continue reviewing, at its 2001 session, the steps taken by the Haitian Government, the United Nations system andthe international community towards the elaboration of a long-term programme of support to Haiti and to consider concrete modalities for its implementation.
At its sixth session, the Permanent Forum, considering that 2008 was theInternational Year of Languages, recommended that the Economic and Social Council approve an expert group meeting on indigenous languages(E/C.19/2008/3) to consider concrete actions and legislative development aimed at mainstreaming principles of cultural diversity and strengthening indigenous languages as a way to promote intercultural dialogue and affirm indigenous peoples' identity.
And welcoming the initiative taken jointly by the International Narcotics Control Board and the Pompidou Group of the Council of Europe to hold a meeting of experts to review the issue of brokers dealing with precursors andpsychotropic substances and to consider concrete measures effectively to control the operations of brokers.
The Court Administration(Domstolsstyrelsen) has asked the courts to be aware of the possibilityof employing persons of other ethnic origins and has requested the courts to consider concrete initiatives to improve the possibilities for persons of other ethnic origins to be employed in the Danish courts.
Expresses strong support for the continuation of Enhanced Structural Adjustment Facility operations and stresses the need to find consensus regarding its funding modalities in the interim period, 2001-2004, andin this regard invites the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund to consider concrete measures in order to generate funds that can be used for this purpose;
At its fifty-eighth session, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to examine ways to further improve the assessment of needs and responses andto enhance the availability of data regarding funding in response to natural disasters and to consider concrete recommendations to improve the international response to natural disasters, as necessary, and to report thereon to the Assembly at its fifty-ninth session resolution 58/25.
The resolution recognizes that the military use of schools in contravention of applicable international law may render them legitimate targets of attack, thus endangering children's and teachers' safety and children's education, urges all parties to armed conflict to respect the civilian character of schools in accordance with international humanitarian law andencourages Member States to consider concrete measures to deter the use of schools by armed forces and armed non-State groups in contravention of applicable international law.
At its fifty-ninth session, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to examine ways to further improve the assessment of needs and responses andto enhance the availability of data regarding funding in response to natural disasters and to consider concrete recommendations to improve the international response to natural disasters, as necessary, and to report thereonto the Assembly at its sixtieth session resolution 59/212.
Recalling the specific mandate given to it by the Committee on Inland Transport( ECE/TRANS/162, para.4) and recognizing that a large part of European intermodal transport operations extends well beyond and takes place outside the boundaries of the European Union,the Working Party may wish to consider concrete steps towards preparation of a pan-European civil liability regime applicable to intermodal transport, covering road, rail, inland water and short sea shipping.
Prior to considering concrete proposals for future work in the above areas, the working group was informed about the status of work currently being done by the Secretariat or other working groups pursuant to mandates given to them by the Commission.
The Committee further asked the Government to consider taking concrete steps to examine and analyse the underlying causes of the gender wage gap.
In that regard, he was grateful to Mr. Böck(Austria) for moving the Organization beyond discussions to consider what concrete steps could be taken to invest in change management.