Примеры использования To meet these goals на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In order to meet these goals, the organization.
We urge Member States to work to meet these goals.
To meet these goals, ECE centres employ the following forms and instruments.
The Government intends to meet these goals by the year 2000.
We welcome the international conferences in Doha and Johannesburg,which outlined steps to meet these goals.
Argentina's efforts to meet these goals are also reflected in our fight against disease.
National authorities have to adapt their laws to meet these goals; i.e.
Efforts to meet these goals have produced a marked improvement in the welfare of women and girls all over the world.
This leaves it up to the Signatories to discuss how best to meet these goals.
To meet these goals, UNHCR must- I repeat: must- be present in West Timor, and its access to refugees must be free and secure.
Some delegations believed that, even under the most optimistic scenario,it will be impossible to meet these Goals, especially in Africa.
To meet these goals the Standard must be capable, for example, of comparing the work of care giving with the work of policy analysis, administration or ship repair.
Incorporating a family perspective in policies designed to meet these goals may make these policies more effective.
A medium-term objective is the adaptation of global sustainable development goals to regional circumstances andthe provision of support to meet these goals.
EVAP proposes innovative strategies to meet these goals, through five operational objectives, priority action areas and a framework to evaluate and monitor progress towards them.
In particular, the Declaration includes eight specific, time-bound development goals; all Member States have pledged to meet these goals by 2015.
To meet these goals, the Government has set the plan to consistently increase the percentage of the national budget allocation in the development of education from 11.6% in 2005 to 16% in 2010.
Reform the Security Council to make it more broadly representative of the international community as a whole andthe geopolitical realities of today, and to expand its membership to meet these goals.
EVAP proposes innovative strategies to meet these goals, by defining five strategic objectives, priority action areas and a framework to evaluate and monitor progress towards them.
It has concluded that the progress made towardsachieving the MDGs has been slow, and that many developing countries are not likely to meet these goals without concerted efforts to place S&T at the centre of their development agenda.
To meet these goals, the Korean authorities initiated training programmes in universities, established specialized R&D centres and promoted private sector participation.
It therefore recommended that the United Nations system support national Governments in bridging the gap between the goals set at the international level and the nationally led processes to meet these goals.
To meet these goals and to address emerging challenges, particularly in less industrialized countries and technically less advanced societies, we need effective national and international strategies.
The CSTD has found that progress towards achieving the MDGs has been slow, andthat many developing countries are not likely to meet these goals without a concerted efforts to place science and technology at the centre of their development agenda.
The independent expert concludes that from the perspective of the right to development, the liberal economic model is limited not only in terms of the development goals that it directly addresses, butalso in terms of the instruments whose use it seeks to encourage to meet these goals.
We do not rule out any possibility, butwe believe the best way to meet these goals is to elaborate and adopt a new treaty on the Prevention of the Placement of Weapons in Outer Space, the Threat or Use of Force Against Outer Space Objects PPW.
Many countries are not on track in meeting the targets of the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation andthe Millennium Development Goals, and with rapid urbanization, the need to meet these goals in the urban areas of developing countries is of paramount importance.
Iceland is at present working to meet these goals through its International Development Agency, through its participation on the Executive Board of the World Health Organization(WHO), and by supporting the initiative of the Council of Baltic Sea States' Task Force on Communicable Disease Control in the Baltic Sea Region.
They constitute an important step towards improving the institutional framework by:(a) preventing and combating trafficking in persons, paying particular attention to women and children;(b) protection of and assistance to victims of trafficking; and(c)promotion of cooperation among States Parties to meet these goals.
This will almost invariably require the adoption of a national housing strategy which, as stated in paragraph 32 of the Global Strategy for Shelter,"defines the objectives for the development of shelter conditions,identifies the resources available to meet these goals and the most costeffective way of using them and sets out the responsibilities and time frame for the implementation of the necessary measures.