Примеры использования To tangible results на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Have they led to tangible results?
We hope that thereport of the Secretary-General, through the necessary financing, will lead to tangible results.
We look forward to tangible results during the current NPT review cycle.
The checkpoint policy has led to tangible results.
This has led to tangible results, such as the development of a strategy to curb inflation.
Overall, these commitments have led to tangible results see A/63/130.
That did notexclude specific international activities, provided that they were carefully organized and geared to tangible results.
Programme activities in these cities have already led to tangible results, particularly with regard to stimulating national initiatives.
These negotiations deserve every encouragement and support, andit is to be hoped that they will quickly lead to tangible results.
The clustering of some agenda items has already led to tangible results in some of the Main Committees and has since become established practice.
With a view to realizing this right the Government adopted a series of policies andmeasures which have led to tangible results.
The key question remains whether the political process will lead to tangible results for the enjoyment of the human rights of the Palestinian people.
But what mattered most was the problem of ascertaining whether the many amendments made to the legislation had led to tangible results within the country.
The key question remains whether the political process will lead to tangible results in terms of the enjoyment of human rights of the Palestinian people.
With many promising signs in every corner of the globe,we need to redouble our efforts to ensure that they lead to tangible results.
It is our hope that the work undertaken by the Council on a range of issues will lead to tangible results in the promotion and protection of all human rights.
With many promising signs in every corner of the globe,we need to redouble our efforts to ensure that they lead to tangible results.
We believe that that restructuring will in fact lead to tangible results and allow us to build a solid foundation for disarmament, including nuclear disarmament.
In addition, an increased level of bilateral contacts have been taking place that could do much to build confidence between the parties and lead to tangible results.
In this regard,the hope was expressed that the discussion in the Advisory Committee might lead to tangible results that would provide the Court with sufficient means to discharge its functions adequately.
I should also like to assure you of my delegation's support and cooperation as you carry out your mission, so thatour work may lead to tangible results.
Where early action is possible,leading to tangible results for Member States, we should take advantage of this opportunity as a means of building momentum and confidence towards resolving the question of composition.
In other words, human rights should be more closely linkedto humanitarian issues and the approach to both should be action-oriented and geared to tangible results.
Despite the consequences of the crisis that had begun in September 2002,the Quality Programme had led to tangible results in all areas, and had provided funds for the training of quality prize"auditors" for the organization of the Ivorian Quality Prize.
In general, the situation in China seemed to be developing in a favourable manner andpriority should be accorded, above all, to practical measures likely to lead to tangible results.
Changes and adaptations to take into account the skills andcompetencies needed to perform these roles have led to tangible results, although some concerns remain with regard to their adequacy.
Finally, let me express our hope that the momentum gained in the process of Security Council reform as a result of the 2005 world summit will be further strengthened andeventually lead to tangible results.
In view of the need for new modalities leading to tangible results within reasonable time frames, the role of the United Nations agencies, funds and programmes and United Nations Development Fund coordination, both at headquarters and in the field, acquired even greater relevance.
Increasing the excise tax, imposing stricter requirements for trade, and banning advertising andrestrictions on smoking in public places led to tangible results. Every fourth smoker quit smoking.
More generally, it was suggested that beneficiaries would find it easier to attract funding where they were proactive andcould show that funding was likely to lead to tangible results.