Examples of using Resource commitments in English and their translations into Chinese
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Reliable resource commitments.
Having all partners make tangible resource commitments.
Beneficiary country resource commitments are often not sufficient.
Resource commitments of multilateral development institutions, 1987-1997 62.
A 10-year framework of programmes, including resource commitments, is needed.
Main trends in resource commitments to small island developing States.
Memorandum item(in units of 2000 purchasing power): d Resource commitments(millions of dollars).
International resource commitments to improve the refugee situation had declined over the years.
The special session of the GeneralAssembly on HIV/AIDS has elicited political and resource commitments.
(c) Realistic in terms of implied resource commitments and technical capabilities;
States need to ensure that decisions made on the future workprogramme will be matched with adequate resource commitments.
Using non-financial resource commitments to leverage financial resources. .
The current global financial crisis, however,threatens to worsen aid volatility and undermine resource commitments to Africa.
They should ensure that such resource commitments are flexible and resources are delivered early.
April/May WMO and Ecuador meet with CPPS in order toprepare a detailed project document aimed at seeking firm resource commitments.
It focuses on resource requirements and indicative resource commitments through a common budgetary framework.
Such a framework, particularly if developed through wide participation,can generate momentum for policy reforms and more reliable resource commitments.
If the application's resource commitments are static, then the application's components have static addresses and can be integrated at the time of deployment.
However, it is equally important that affected States Parties themselves takefull ownership for this responsibility by making national resource commitments.
Overall, multilateral resource commitments, excluding those of IMF, grew about 5 per cent and reached almost $51 billion in 1997(see table A.31).
However, not all activities/projects have built on the initialsupport provided by UNCTAD through appropriate policies and resource commitments to activities.
Its focus had been on clarifying the goals, targets,timetables, resource commitments and technology, in order to translate the broad orientations of Agenda 21 into very concrete programmes.
A number of the major donors to UNICEF expressed support for this proposal,especially the concept of linking programme planning levels with resource commitments.
Convinced that that political will must translate into resource commitments by African Governments themselves if the productivity of livelihood- making activities by Africa' s urban poor is to be enhanced.
To develop a successful partnership, MSI and our partner organizations draw up a comprehensive project plan,including objectives, resource commitments, and mutual expectations.
In particular, the resource commitments of the operational agencies of the United Nations system, which are on a grant basis, have dropped from their high of $3.9 billion in 1995 to $3.5 billion in 1997.11.
The Committee recognizes that much of the target-setting in the pastwas not backed up by the policy prescriptions and resource commitments necessary to give credibility to and confidence in the strategies.
The newly established Pan-Caribbean Partnership illustrates the increasing commitment of Caribbean Governments to address HIV/AIDS,and has led to new resource commitments by the World Bank and the European Commission.
(g) More resource commitment for Aid for Trade, particularly for broader and deeper use of the EIF facility.
Additional challenges include leadership at the inter-agency level, resource commitment by agencies, cultural perceptions, sensitization of the local population, funding, security, and general economic and political instability.