Examples of using A more decisive in English and their translations into Russian
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A more decisive and forceful personality than Cornelius.".
The USA sentiments incline to a more decisive actions, feeling the increasing threat from Russia.
A more decisive and forceful personality than Cornelius.".
We know that, as a complement to official development assistance(ODA), national efforts must play a more decisive role.
They should lead to a more decisive stance on the part of the international community, in particular the Security Council.
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Contemporary humanitarian action has to integrate local responsibilities and capacities in a more decisive manner.
However, a more decisive advantage of the system is the automatic adjustment of all parameters of a wire harness once the geometry is changed.
First, the Economic andSocial Council should play a more decisive role both in coordination and setting policy for operational activities.
Hungary welcomes the ever-growing recognition that inmaintaining international peace and security regional organizations should be given a more decisive role.
We believe that the time has come to make headway in a more decisive way towards a compromise solution, the only one in our opinion that can be adopted by consensus.
In the present circumstances, it is even more urgent that the United Nations, in accordance with its purposes and principles,play a more decisive role in the Middle East.
In humanitarian situations,where the United Nations may play a more decisive role, funding is more forthcoming, with less conditionality and better timing.
In developing countries, particularly in countries where the majority of the working population is employedon small-scale family farms, ways and means need to be sought to ensure that trade makes a more decisive contribution to alleviating poverty.
The Economic and Social Council needs to be reformed to give it a more decisive operational role in the control of a world organization based on universal principles of equity.
A more decisive commitment from the developed countries was therefore required, in line with their historical responsibility, together with greater international support for the adaptation measures of developing countries, which were more vulnerable to the impacts of global warming.
SPECA allows for a coordination of policy positions among countries before they are able to play a more decisive role within larger frameworks of which they are part.
As knowledge becomes a more decisive factor, a more critical commodity, its acquisition makes development more than ever a continuous and uninterrupted learning process.
SPECA allows for a coordination of policy positions among countries before they are able to play a more decisive role within larger frameworks of which they are part.
We reaffirm the need for the United Nations to play a more decisive and central role in international development policy and in ensuring coherence, coordination and implementation of development goals and actions agreed upon by the international community.
It also encourages greater support for West African civil society organizations, particularly women's groups, in order tohelp them play a more decisive role in the promotion of peace and sustainable development.
There is a need to create new forms of solidarity at bilateral andmultilateral levels through a more decisive commitment on the part of all, with the complete conviction that the well-being of the peoples of Africa is an indispensable condition for the attainment of the universal common good.
In this regard, it is important that the ongoing review reorient the existing peacebuilding architecture in order to enable the Organizational Committee andthe PBC to play a more decisive role in formulating the Commission's approach to post-conflict situations.
In this context,as the United Nations has been called upon by the Millennium Summit to play a more decisive role in ensuring that the development of nations is more equitable, it is necessary that this world institution possess the means to support its actions.
Mr. Dos Santos(Mozambique) said that peace and security should be attained, in the first place, through the measures stipulated in the Charter, including resort to the International Court of Justice, andalso that regional organizations should be encouraged to play a more decisive role in the implementation of preventive and enforcement measures.
This should have prompted the international community, in particular the Security Council,to play a more decisive role, first in putting an end to the aggression, and then in pushing for a peaceful and definitive solution to the conflict.
At the same time, it should be borne in mind that for the Transitional Federal Institutions to successfully address these challenges,it is necessary that the international community move away from the half-hearted measures that have characterized its efforts so far and provide a more decisive support, one that is really commensurate with the challenges at hand.
Therefore, the United Nations must pursue a far-reaching andcomprehensive vision of change and play a more decisive and effective role in shaping a broad development policy that contributes to improving life in all parts of the world.
During the plenary Assembly's recent general debate, many delegations had expressed concern about the situation and support for a two-State solution, taking into account the legitimate interests of both Israel and the State of Palestine, andhad called for the United Nations to play a more decisive role in that regard.
The special session of the General Assembly review of the World Summit for Social Development should provide an opportunity for new measures to be adopted and for a more decisive commitment to be made by all those concerned in order to achieve more equitable social development.
The Global Ministerial Environment Forum may wish to consider ways in which it can encourage this trend and support a more decisive and stable increase in contributions to the Environment Fund. This may include reviewing how the Environment Fund can serve as a more attractive vehicle for donor contributions.