Examples of using Be more effectively in English and their translations into Russian
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Some illnesses can be more effectively treated if caught early.
How can the security concerns of countries of asylum be more effectively addressed?
Their potential should be more effectively utilized in United Nations human rights efforts.
How can the concept of technical equivalence be more effectively implemented?
But a gender perspective needs to be more effectively operationalised in post-conflict situations and peace building processes.
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Finally it offers a series of recommendations on how the resolutions might be more effectively implemented.
However, the environmental dimension could be more effectively integrated into the work of some commissions recommendation 3 c.
All commitments related to the establishment of a favourable international environment for social development need to be more effectively realized.
Furthermore there has been little focus on how they can be more effectively involved in peace building processes.
However, that goal may be more effectively achieved through pursuing options 3 or 4 with either of those States, if they were willing to accept a special chamber.
Information disseminated through this publication can be more effectively disseminated through the website.
They could also be more effectively integrated within the broader structure of the Ministry and work more effectively with other employees, such as mining agents, inspectors and patrolmen.
It further agreed that research on benthic communities may be more effectively conducted by camera work and research trawls.
This would enable informal firms to graduate to formal businesses where competition enforcement can be more effectively enforced.
The project tripartite review meeting is to be more effectively used in decision-taking relating to ongoing projects.
In many countries the Internet is an important space for youth socialization, which can have a negative impact, butcould also be more effectively harnessed for positive change.
The existing structures should be more effectively used in following up, coordinating and implementing the outcomes of such conferences.
He would therefore be glad to hear the Special Rapporteur's thoughts on how social protection could be more effectively integrated into the climate adaptation agenda.
How can military and police components be more effectively engaged in supporting institution-building efforts, including through training and mentoring?
During previous sessions andin the informal consultations of the Vice-Chair several issues have been highlighted which might be more effectively discussed in a legal group.
The EU Commission's recent bright idea of a European Army(2015-16)[17] could be more effectively re-figured as an effective paramilitary border guard given the right training and organization.
We also believe that the traditional knowledge and experience of the populations andGovernments of disaster-prone countries are vital resources which must be more effectively developed and utilized.
However, these efforts andrelated policy advice need to be more effectively integrated into the broader development agenda.
Such reviews would provide an analysis and assessment of national experiences and identify progress and constraints experienced at the national, subregional and regional levels, so thatthe issues at hand could be more effectively addressed at the global level.
The Security Council has continued to refine the sanctions instrument so that it can be more effectively applied to new or evolving threats to international peace and security.
Developing countries must be more effectively and fairly involved in implementing the Climate Convention, particularly its main goal of reducing greenhouse gases to safe levels, as developing countries would be emitting as much greenhouse gases as industrial countries by 2015.
The framework and guidelines would provide a background against which future data collection might be organized by regional and national bodies so thatthe data can be more effectively compared and used for different purposes.
Repatriation obligations under the Protocol might be more effectively met by ensuring that repatriation of victims of trafficking occurred only with the consent of the victim and in the presence of viable alternatives to repatriation to their home country.
The Administrator considers it advisable to consolidate and redeploy these smaller amounts within the approved framework of the SPR programmes, so thatthese resources can be more effectively used to promote the basic objectives of the SPR.
The efforts of the office of the Special Adviser, in partnership with legal experts and nongovernmental organizations, to identify ways in which provisions of international law, andhuman rights law in particular, can be more effectively used as a guide in the prevention of genocide, are then described, as is progress in operationalizing the"responsibility to protect", including a decision that implementation of that responsibility should be conducted jointly with the office of the Special Adviser.
