Examples of using Capacity to react in English and their translations into Russian
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The capacity to react to  unexpected eventualities;
We provide comprehensive after sales support and have the flexibility and capacity to react quickly to  all requirements.
Its capacity to react to  incidents(on average 90 per month) and to prevent them from escalating has been affected.
Some delegates welcomed UNCTAD's capacity to react promptly in the interests of development.
Recent events in various regions had shown that the United Nations still lacked the capacity to react rapidly.
They have committed themselves to  strengthening their capacity to react, as well as the capability of the United Nations in this regard.
National authorities were also encouraged to  strengthen dialogue with regional andlocal authorities to  increase their capacity to react to  emergency situations.
We must focus on the capacity to react directly and quickly and to  prevent crises from getting out of hand.
Risk management, which is an important factor in determining the capacity to react to  shocks, does so by reducing exposure.
Then, secondly, it means a capacity to react, that is to  say, to  intervene diplomatically before warfare breaks out.
Given these problems, the United Nations is increasingly called upon for assistance. Consequently, its capacity to react and to  intervene is reduced.
In that regard, the capacity to react urgently and with the greatest possible transparency to  procurement needs was vital.
Building on these factors, the proposed mission would be deployed in key areas, with a capacity to react quickly to  developments on the ground.
His delegation welcomed the Council's capacity to react to  emergency situations by holding special sessions, as it had done recently in the case of Myanmar.
This freedom of movement will need to  be supported by appropriate air transport assets to  ensure mobility and capacity to react quickly to  reported incidents.
Increased workload of staff and no capacity to react to  short-term staffing requirements would mainly affect the quality and timeliness of reports.
Second is to  maintain andstrengthen the Council's capacity  in terms of making a real difference on the ground and enhancing its capacity to react to  urgent human rights situations in an even-handed way.
This will improve the capacity to react to  emergency situations, specially taking into account the unreliability of the commercial telephone system in the region.
Lastly, the international community, NGOs andthe United Nations needed to  adapt their working methods and enhance their capacity to react so that protection could be provided to  families that had been subject to  forced disappearances.
The Council also demonstrated its capacity to react quickly on topical issues, including those of South Sudan and the current emergency situation in the Horn of Africa.
The creation of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters andthe initiative of some Member States to  constitute a high-readiness brigade are instruments that will permit the United Nations to  strengthen its capacity to react to  emerging crises.
We believe that this would enhance the Department's capacity to react effectively and promptly to  future emergency situations.
Many delegations expressed their commitment to  strengthening United Nations peacekeeping and called on the Committee to  ensure that the Organization had the full capacity to  effectively plan, deploy andmanage operations and a capacity to react quickly to  a sudden surge in new missions or activities.
The size of price shocks,a country's exposure to  them, and its capacity to react to  them are the three elements of the risk that a country faces.
When disasters strike, the capacity to react and respond depends on the extent to  which the affected country and the international humanitarian system have prepared themselves.
On 12 July, I approved the raising of the security phase in Northern Sudan, including Khartoum,from level 2 to  level 3 in order to  improve the capacity to react to  a possible emergency following the announcement made by the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.
In order to  improve its capacity to react quickly to  media reports about the Organization and its activities, a Media Response Group has been assembled within the Department.
If there are no changes in the law, no changes in government policy, no changes in the budget allocation, at least no increase in budget flexibility, no changes in administrative structures, no changes in their organisation,official statisticians are quite limited in their capacity to react even to  largely justified criticisms and to  adapt to  changes in both supply and demand conditions for statistical information.
The company therefore would not have the capacity to react to  security situations beyond the Court perimeter which would remain the responsibility of the Sierra Leone police.
In addition to  the foregoing, in 2007 Guatemala participated for the first time in the large-scale ConvEx regional exercise on nuclear emergency response, organized with the support of IAEA;in July 2008 it will participate in the second exercise with a view to  improving national capacity to react to  an accidental or deliberate act that, as a result of the release of nuclear materials, causes harm to individuals or the environment.