Examples of using Cannot be successfully in English and their translations into Russian
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The management of prisoners cannot be successfully undertaken without assessments of the risks they pose.
This is a political rather than a financial problem and, as such, it cannot be successfully resolved by technical means.
Those challenges cannot be successfully addressed without greater and more effective cooperation on the part of all countries.
It is obvious that the goals set out in the Millennium Declaration cannot be successfully pursued without strengthening the Organization.
Those challenges cannot be successfully met without effectively tackling the challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss.
To shoot animals which endanger persons or property or which cannot be successfully treated when seriously injured;
Cannot be successfully achieved without the collective commitment and efforts of the international community”. A/CONF.166/9, para. 26 c.
We have demonstrated why a number of current standard techniques cannot be successfully applied in these cases; and shown one of new and promising solutions of the problem.
If computers cannot be successfully managed outside office hours, user efficiency will be negatively impacted if users have to wait for software distributions and operating system deployments to complete.
Secondly, it goes without saying that the follow-up to the Millennium Declaration cannot be successfully carried out without strengthening the United Nations.
Social development cannot be successfully achieved without the collective commitment and efforts of the international community.
Despite the specificities of the issue of Security Council reform,there is nothing that says that action cannot be successfully pursued with the means we have had at our disposal thus far.
These older fish from the southern Scotia Sea cannot be successfully aged using length-frequency techniques, and thus must rely on otolith ageing techniques which are poorly developed at present.
Poland continues to promote the idea of the elaboration of the comprehensive convention against organized crime, which should generate wide and efficient cooperation between States,since organized transnational crime cannot be successfully suppressed by any State alone.
The Ministers reiterate that poverty eradication cannot be successfully achieved without the collective commitment and efforts of the international community.
Recalling that(, while) the main responsibility for the formulation and implementation of the strategies, policies, programmes and actions required to(combat/eradicate) poverty rests primarily at the national level(, there is also an urgent need for stronger international cooperation and the support of international institutions to assist countries in their efforts to eradicate poverty andto provide basic social protection and services), they cannot be successfully achieved without the collective commitment and efforts of the international community.
Others stressed that the decentralization process cannot be successfully completed without efficient implementation mechanisms to deepen the dialogue between central and local governments.
Agenda 21 cannot be successfully implemented unless the global commitments made at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development are fulfilled and the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development principle of"common but differentiated responsibilities"23 is followed in its letter and spirit.
We reaffirm that while social development is a national responsibility it cannot be successfully achieved without the collective commitment and efforts of the international community.
Conflict-management and post-conflict resolution cannot be successfully dealt with without addressing the rule of law from its various points of view, among others, by including this essential component more often in peacekeeping operations.
However, the major environmental problems of our planet cannot be successfully tackled if socio-economic ills such as poverty are not combatted and eradicated.
We also believe that the drugs problem cannot be successfully tackled if socio-economic ills, such as poverty, unemployment, racial discrimination, xenophobia, social exclusion and other ills, are not combated and eradicated.
However, no convincing justification was provided as to why the coordination cannot be successfully continued at the D-2 level; accordingly, the Committee recommends against the reclassification.
United Nations global conferences such as UNCED cannot be successfully implemented outside the reform efforts, and, conversely, no reform effort can be successful that ignores the basic tenets of the courses of action charted at Rio, Vienna, Cairo, Istanbul, Copenhagen and Beijing.
During the reporting period,it became evident that a fully integrated, enterprise-wide solution could not be successfully mounted on top of a fragmented,"silo-oriented" organization.
Repair samsung phones is a matter of delicate, can not be successfully completed without the appropriate skills and knowledge.
These might include those elements that Governments agreed could not be successfully undertaken absent an international legal mandate.
These could include those elements that Governments agreed could not be successfully undertaken absent an international legal mandate.
However, practical problems of petroleum hydrogeology andwaste disposal can not be successfully solved without understanding the patterns of groundwater movement and the formation of its chemical composition in deep horizons, hydrogeodynamics and hydrogeochemistry of which has been studied much less than the zone of active water exchange.
In the background document prepared by the regional commissions they emphasise their ability to address problems of specific concern to member States of their region, their multidisciplinary structure,their capacity to take initiatives which could not be successfully achieved at the global level, their rapid adaptation to changing needs in a region as they have an important intergovernmental mechanism which monitors closely their programme of work.