Примеры использования To evolving needs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is our goal to adapt to evolving needs and emerging topics.
On the contrary, their members have proven the ability to adapt to evolving needs.
Responsiveness to evolving needs and respective roles of public[and private] finance.
Various organs andbodies are taking measures to adjust their methods of work to evolving needs.
Development sectors' services responsive to evolving needs from changing and variable climate; 4.2.
Over the past few years, the treaty-based bodies have taken several steps to adapt their work to evolving needs.
We started 29 years ago as a Windows solution andhave since responded to evolving needs by adding support for Mac and Linux PCs and, more recently, Android, iOS and Chromebooks.
In that way, there would always be an opportunity to adjust to changing circumstances and to evolving needs.
Under the title of"A New Partnership Agenda:Charting a New Horizon for United Nations Peacekeeping", this initiative responds to evolving needs on the ground and the imperative to continuously improve peacekeeping programmes and activities.
The Committee also notes with appreciation that the State party has continuingly expanded the mandate of the Human Rights Commission to respond to evolving needs.
For the reasons stated in paragraph 34 above, restructuring and enlargement of the Office has been undertaken in order to make it more responsive to evolving needs and to ensure that consistent and coherent political guidance is provided to all offices and components within UNMIK.
The fourth priority area was the global field support strategy, through which the Department of Field Support was putting in place more effective andefficient arrangements that could respond flexibly and rapidly to evolving needs.
International assistance must therefore be designed both to respond to a specific situation and to adapt to evolving needs, in particular with respect to States under stress.
As explained below, increased financial support would significantly contribute to ensuring that the Agency is in the position to improve the impact and quality of the services delivered, and effectively andflexibly respond to evolving needs.
While recognizing the need for flexibility in response to evolving needs on the ground, especially in the first year of mission operations, the Committee emphasizes the importance of striking an appropriate balance between the current delegated authority and requisite budgetary discipline, accountability and internal control.
As noted above,the challenge is to remain flexible and strategic in responding to evolving needs and trends.
The Fund will work to adopt an integrated approach to reproductive health care; to strengthen policies andprocedures for matching resources to evolving needs at the country level;to improve strategic planning and programme implementation; and to mobilize additional resources to help countries meet the basic needs of national population programmes.
Achieving the latter would be a challenge in itself, as funding is largely produced on the basis of mandates or partnerships, anddonor practices are often not flexible enough to adapt to evolving needs and contexts.
The fact that the matrix of indicators and benchmarks had been conceived as a living document was also positive,as it would enable the Commission to respond flexibly to evolving needs on the ground and reflected the fact that the peacebuilding was a dynamic and multifaceted process involving political, institutional and economic aspects.
A further suggestion was that instead of setting a maximum in either law or procurement regulations,the Model Law should envisage a mechanism for adapting long-term closed framework agreements to evolving needs in the market.
Within this framework, the United Nations system has worked to improve its capacity to respond to evolving needs. The year 1998- the fiftieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights- provides an important opportunity to reflect on the achievements and shortcomings since the Conference, to recommit to local, national and international responsibilities and to make ambitious plans for the future.
The current funding target of the Peacebuilding Fund of $250 million should be increased in response to evolving needs and activities of the Fund.
The process of internal reform includes an ongoing critical review of the Department's internal capacities to ensure that the skills andexperiences at hand can respond to evolving needs, both operational and normative, and, towards this end, developing a broad-based, flexible and responsive cadre of substantive specialists with sectoral, state-of-the-art expertise and capability for innovation, multidisciplinary cooperation and teamwork.
Funding from the regular budget enabled UNRWA to sustain and deepen its management reform, ensure the effective and efficient delivery of its services and enhance their quality and impact, andimprove the Agency's ability to respond to evolving needs.
Given developments in the Mission and the need to enhance political guidance in all areas, steps have been taken to restructure and enlarge the Office, in order to make it more responsive to evolving needs and to ensure that consistent and cohesive political guidance is provided to all offices and components within UNMIK.
The Monterrey Consensus of the International Conference on Financing for Development can serve as a starting point for renewing the global partnership for development,as a dynamic partnership that can adjust to evolving needs and the changing macroeconomic environment in the coming years.
The process of internal reform includes an ongoing critical review of the Department's internal capacities to ensure that the skills andexperiences at hand can respond to evolving needs, both operational and normative, and developing, towards that end, a broad-based, flexible and responsive cadre of substantive specialists with sectoral, state-of-the-art expertise and capability for innovation, multidisciplinary cooperation and teamwork.
Indicators of achievement would focus on national capacity-building and would include the scope and quality of services provided by trade support institutions(as assessed by the end-users);the institutions' capacity to adapt to evolving needs; and the volume and quality of information flows within and among networks.
These included the need(a) to improve the quality of family planning programmes and to provide family planning services within the framework of reproductive health-care services;(b)to strengthen policies and procedures for matching resources to evolving needs at the country level, including the need to redefine the roles of countries with successful programmes;(c) to improve strategic planning and programme implementation; and(d) to mobilize additional resources to help countries meet the basic needs of their population programmes.
After the successful completion and evaluation of CC: Train, the UNITAR programme was profoundly reorganized in 2001 with the continuous financial support of the Swiss Agency for Environment, Forests andLandscape to adjust to evolving needs and the most recent decisions taken by the Parties to the Convention and the Kyoto Protocol.