Примеры использования Topics should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Which topics should I start with?
When studying, therefore, these topics should be emphasized.
The topics should reflect emerging issues in crime prevention and criminal justice.
Therefore, in our opinion these two topics should be accorded priority.
Those topics should be added to the draft resolution prepared by the Colombian delegation on the Commission's report.
Agree on the special importance of certain topics, that those topics should be studied particularly carefully.
Comments on these topics should be viewed in the same context as referred in OP. 2.
In light ofongoing economic hardship and growing tension, those topics should remain high on the OSCE agenda.
The topics should be relevant, or of substantial concern and importance, to as many States as possible from all regions;
What additional alliances should be pursued and with which organizations, and what topics should be given priority?
Great consideration was given to what topics should be included in the schools and how they would need to be taught.
Topics should be defined precisely; an analytical approach should be sought before political programmes and declarations were written.
The majority of respondents welcomed such an approach,suggesting that priority topics should be decided by the Bureau after consulting the global statistical community.
Such topics should be viewed from the angle of poverty alleviation in the perspective of development and not simply from an academic viewpoint.
Nevertheless, it has been pointed out that the studies on those topics should be carefully delimited and that their examination should not jeopardize the ongoing work.
Relevant topics should be suggested by the Secretariat, and the meetings should be attended by the appropriate level United Nations officials.
It was agreed that while work on a general recommendation on article 2 had priority,experts who had volunteered to work on particular topics should continue to work on background papers.
In particular, the topics should be sufficiently advanced in terms of State practice, a criterion not always observed in the past.
The Bureau considered that it was important to select topics carefully and that topics should be quite specific to the interests and needs of the Subcommittee see SA/1998/2, para. 7.
Those topics should be policy-oriented and should be based on the overall theme of coherence, coordination and cooperation in follow-up to the Conference.
In 2006, when choosing priorities for the first in the history Russia's chairmanship of the G8,the leadership of our country acted on the premise that the topics should be of practical significance for the whole world community.
Delegations planning to send documents on other topics should inform the secretariat at their earliest convenience to allow for realistic document forecasting. GE.05-30833.
Training and incentive development were also needed to support a process of adaptation, i.e. the"living-with-floods" paradigm;possible topics should include appropriate land use and flood plain management.
Several capital-related topics should stay on the research agenda and further work is needed before their measurement can become part of official statistics;
Delegations planning to send documents on other topics should inform the secretariat at their earliest convenience to allow for realistic document forecasting.
Those topics should be reflected in the educational and training programmes for judges, prosecutors and other legal professionals, as well as in the teaching material used for those purposes.
During the discussion, most speakers emphasized that the topics should reflect emerging issues in crime prevention and criminal justice, building on recent developments.
Specific topics should be defined as far ahead as possible, so as to provide adequate time for Governments and institutions to prepare for the discussion and to facilitate productive interactions among relevant stakeholders in all aspects of the preparatory work.
Other possible future topics should continue to be guided by the requirements of practical utility to Member States and the contemporary needs of the international community.
Those priority topics should be tackled, not in isolation from one another, but within a well-coordinated framework allowing for the sharing and dissemination of knowledge between administrative divisions.