Примеры использования To critically examine на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More and more voices are being raised to critically examine Ethiopia's self-serving policies and actions in Somalia.
The far-reaching decisions every day in the courtroom have taken a thorough explanation is needed."MrVrieze thinks that the law could be improved:" By investing in the expertise of judges when it comes to critically examine all sorts of evidence.
The high-level forum has started to critically examine emerging science and technology issues and their implications for Africa's sustainable development.
The novelty of possible in absentia proceedings means that the Defence Office continues to confront challenging legal issues that require it to critically examine its role and function.
This dialogue provides the opportunity to critically examine evidence, arguments, and alternate points of view, which fosters collaborative learning.
The processes included more than 100 countryconsultations in low- and middle-income countries to critically examine the steps needed to expand access to HIV services.
The second is to critically examine how this question is handled, specifically in those conflict situations that engage the Security Council's attention.
The immutable law of change makes it necessary for the United Nations to continue to critically examine its performance and structures in search of practical and timely solutions.
In particular, stakeholders needed to critically examine the issue of agricultural subsidies paid to farmers in developed countries and the negative impact those subsidies had on small farmers in developing countries.
As a representative of the first Soviet generation, Ilya Kotlyar is a unique amalgam of the man who grew up in the Soviet Union,who continues to critically examine the political phenomena of the USSR and his new homeland.
Proceeding from this, it was entrusted to critically examine the activities of the social formation"Makhalla posboni" and develop comprehensive measures aimed at increasing the effectiveness of its work.
Countries have enthusiastically exchanged information about their legal and ethical frameworks as regards statistics,indicating a common wish to critically examine their own situation and to learn from the experiences of others.
To that end, the Commission may wish to critically examine the required documentation when it approves, at each of its sessions, the draft provisional agenda for its subsequent session;
Community-led interventions have aimed to promote the empowerment of women and girls, and the community at large,to enable them to critically examine their own tradition and to gain the power to abandon the practice for their own benefit.
Invite the EGTT andother relevant groups to critically examine the relevant case studies, including pilot projects on adaptation, and provide a report to the SBSTA on lessons learned.
Important steps would include a call for submissions from Parties and organizations, and in the event that the LEG mandate is extended,the LEG could be asked to critically examine the work programme and propose enhancements to the list and their implementation.
The Global Plan provides a framework to enable countries to critically examine existing barriers and improve service delivery and health outcomes for mothers living with HIV and their children.
It is important to critically examine the dominant systems of production and to create new production systems that will be supportive of the realization of rights, of gender equality and of ecological integrity.
From the perspective of health services delivery, this scoping review aimed to critically examine relevant reporting during the past five years to consider the following.
The General Assembly continues to raise awareness among Member States of the need to critically examine the national and international public policy dimensions of global road safety.
The Working Party is asked to critically examine, at its next session, its Programme of Work. The objective will be to assign adequate priorities to each element of the Programme of Work, which would be in line with a reprioritization of the activities.
In case national requirements are at the lower margin of levels of requirements in the region,Governments may need to critically examine their methods for assessing their medical requirements for narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances;
The need for national policy makers to critically examine the root causes of human capital erosion in the public sector and to develop long-term strategies to reverse this trend was therefore stressed.
Governments that have done little ornothing to remove obstacles to the legitimate use of narcotic drugs are requested to critically examine their methods for assessing medical needs for narcotic drugs, and to take effective measures to ensure their availability.
There is also a need to critically examine the relatively large volume of documentation prepared for the Commission in order to ascertain whether its periodicity is warranted and whether some of the issues covered could be subsumed or consolidated into fewer documents.
In its annual report, the Board has consistently addressed the issue of making opiates available for medical needs,urging Governments to critically examine their methods of assessing domestic medical needs for opiates and to take the steps necessary to remove impediments to the adequate availability of those drugs for medical and scientific purposes.
Today's debate offers us a unique opportunity to critically examine where our collective peacebuilding efforts may have fallen short of expectations, reflect on what we could have done better and think through creative ways of consolidating the gains we have made.
We also consider that such a session would be of value to the Council itself and enable it to critically examine its progress on issues, its processes and how it can increase its efficiency and effectiveness in addressing the situations before it.
The Division has begun to critically examine its printing, translation and distribution practices and invites the Commission to offer advice on the extent to which changes in the current publications programme and practices should be considered.