Примеры использования Would be more efficient на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would be more efficient.
A more detailed presentation limited to one thematic issue would be more efficient.
That would be more efficient.
An integrated data processing system of data operations would be more efficient with respect to many operations.
The H3 implementation would be more efficient if all the signatory countries had provided the information to the database.
It would be easier to reach consensus and the forum would be more efficient and cost-effective.
The Committee expressed the hope that the processing of its documents as official documents in the three ECE languages during the current intersessional period would be more efficient.
Well, pizza would be more efficient.
Some members called for a larger group while others commented that a smaller panel would be more efficient.
The Committee's deliberations would be more efficient if they were made more transparent.
Nevertheless, they have not been able and, indeed,are not able to explain why a Council with 10 permanent members would be more efficient.
It has been suggested that implementation committees would be more efficient if composed of elected individuals rather than elected countries.
A majority of participants felt that shorter and more precisely targeted seminars,courses and workshops would be more efficient and attractive.
Through improved planning, procurement services would be more efficient and it would be possible to further reduce the number of exceptions made to the rules in force.
A system that relied on networks of global andregional institutions would be more efficient and more equitable.
OIOS believes that it would be more efficient to use experienced civilian staff or non-commissioned police officers in the performance of such duties rather than trained policemen in uniform.
EU countries are convinced that, in 2010,the work of the Commission would be more efficient if the meetings are held following the NPT Review Conference.
The delegation of Kazakhstan raised theissue of communication between the secretariat and the focal points, suggesting that communicating with the ministries for foreign affairs directly would be more efficient.
Respondents also mentioned that the group would be more efficient if the chairmanship of the REM did not change every half year, in order to facilitate continuous and close collaboration with the Bureau of WPLA.
In particular, the expert from the United Kingdom pointed out that his country had data showing that working on the protection of pedestrians would be more efficient than on frontal collision of buses.
Sustainable development policies would be more efficient and successful if all stakeholders were involved and committed through a bottom-up decision-making approach.
It hoped that, as a result, UNIDO would specialize in certain activities, such as policy guidance, and that its programme activities andorganizational management would be more efficient.
Félix"The Godfather" Gallardo then decided to divide up the trade he controlled as it would be more efficient and less likely to be brought down in one law enforcement swoop.
Once the new mechanical, electrical and plumbing infrastructure was installed,most of the main conference rooms would be restored to their historic appearance, but they would be more efficient and safer.
It was noted that technical assistance in countering terrorism would be more efficient both for recipient countries and for donor countries if placed in the broader context of development assistance.
For example, a firm that employs brain surgeons to dig ditches might still be X-efficient, even thoughreallocating the brain surgeons to curing the sick would be more efficient for society overall.
The interactive dialogue would be more efficient if questions were provided to the mandate-holders in writing and in advance of the meeting in order to allow them to prepare for the interactive dialogue.
However, at the UNU Centre and the research andtraining centres that were located in industrialized countries, it would be more efficient and cost effective to engage a consultant or institution locally.
These would be more efficient also from a purely financial perspective of portfolio diversification since developing countries offered higher returns from long-term investments, and their growth performances tended to be uncorrelated with those of advanced economies.
The Secretary-General concluded that the placement of regional investigators in Nairobi,Geneva or Vienna would be more efficient than maintaining the current arrangement of using New York as the base of operations see A/57/494, para. 34.