Примеры использования To develop a culture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mediation helps to develop a culture of dialogue;
How to develop a culture of evaluation at the country office level so that evaluation efforts are valued as a means of improving effectiveness and lessons are learned and retained?
His Government had sought to develop a culture of human rights.
One of the 14 intersectoral strategic programme objectives is, specifically,"demonstrating the importance of exchange anddialogue among cultures to social cohesion and reconciliation in order to develop a culture of peace.
In order to develop a culture it is necessary to improve the economy.
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At the same time, the careful work andlong-term perspective of the CD help us to develop a culture and a practice of common security.
Our responsibility is to develop a culture of open innovation, and specifically.
What is needed is to move from the present approach of stressing and protecting the independence of each oversight body andtheir separate mandates, and to develop a culture of positive cooperation among these bodies.
One of the most important is the need to develop a culture of transparency as regards the work of the OPCW.
Taking Gender Equality to Local Communities- sought to assist the community in looking at gender roles at the local level andencouraged a re-examination of the roles performed by women and men in order to develop a culture of equality and equal opportunities through educational and publicity campaign.
We also wish to develop a culture that facilitates universal access to education and work.
Mr. De Stefani Spadafora(Italy), speaking on behalf of the European Union, asked what would be the most suitable way to develop a culture of tolerance and to support human rights-based education in the short term.
Now it is very important to develop a culture of donations in Russia, as well as work with business, says Sergei Dugin.
Regular quadripartite consultations on policies related to access to basic services, involving representatives of all those involved andheld at the initiative of the State, may help to develop a culture of dialogue, which could facilitate consultations on specific projects and policies at the local level.
The experts emphasised the need to develop a culture of cooperation and collaboration between government and professional associations.
This is then translated into the strategic programme objective"demonstrating the importance of exchange and dialogue among cultures to social cohesion and reconciliation in order to develop a culture of peace", which indicates how UNESCO will pursue sectoral and/or intersectoral action to meet this challenge.
This has made it possible to develop a culture of respect for this law, founded on training which ranges from theory to practice and its application.
He suggested that one of the overarching achievements of the Montreal Protocol stemmed from the vision of the Parties to develop a culture of compliance by establishing achievable goals and demonstrating that they could be reasonably met.
The critical need to develop a culture of prevention and specific forms of action and interaction in this field was recognized.
The European Commission gave renewed emphasis internally to adult learning,urging its member States to develop a culture of lifelong learning, but this approach has not yet fed through to its international cooperation policy.
The HLG underlines the need to develop a culture of change within statistical offices, encouraging innovation in terms of sources, processes and products and the need to change the way that organisations and their employees work.
Balance between freedom for scientists to work independently for the welfare of mankind(and) to develop a culture of responsibility within the institutions employing scientists and funding research in the life sciences.
Encouraging society to develop a culture of interethnic and interreligious relations; encouraging in migrants and the host society an instinct for intercultural communication; combating xenophobia and ethnic and racial intolerance;
Peru had recently launched two national campaigns: to promote the right of each child to a name and identity,encouraging in particular the registration of all births; and to develop a culture of respect for children and young people, in keeping with the country's policy to combat violence, notably against the young.
Our colleagues were inspired by the idea to develop a culture of using electric transportation in Russia, which combines convenience and accessibility, without causing harm to the environment.
The report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of the measures regarding information and communications focuses on a new orientation towards spreading the messageof the United Nations, and the appointment of an Under-Secretary-General to head the Department is a clear signal of the intention to develop a culture of communications throughout the Organization.
Commissions and their bureaux need to develop a culture of using other functional commissions' outcomes in their work.
First specialized course on the rights of the child with the aim of: familiarizing the judicial community with the results of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Act on the Protection of the Rights of Children and Young Persons and their implementation in Mexico;helping to develop a culture of respect for and fulfilment of the rights of the child in the legal system; and promoting respect for the human rights of children in judicial proceedings;
The view was expressed that it is also important to develop a culture of tax compliance, which can be fostered by the perception that government is honest and fair.
Transition economies need to develop a culture of lifelong learning that includes continuing training and retraining of managers, technicians and blue-collar workers.