Examples of using Commitment to enhance in English and their translations into Russian
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Participating CEB members highlighted their full commitment to enhance cooperation in this regard.
However, the commitment to enhance the police force was firm and its budget had risen substantially.
Ms. Banzon-Abalos(Philippines) said that developing andimplementing a holistic approach to combating trafficking in persons demanded a commitment to enhanced global cooperation in that sphere.
Reaffirm the commitment to enhance multilateral cooperation and to take further initiatives in this direction, in coordination with CICP;
Participants endorsed the road map for the coordination platform presented by Mali and renewed their commitment to enhance coordination and rationalize the allocation of resources for regional cooperation initiatives.
Reaffirmed its commitment to enhance the role of women in business and in development and urged the secretariat to include the gender issue in all programmes and activities of COMESA.
The development of institutional capacity for disaster management also needs to be encouraged at the local level,particularly in a commitment to enhance the decision-making processes of vulnerable groups of people.
Reiterating the commitment to enhance the effectiveness of the United Nations in addressing conflict at all stages from prevention to settlement to postconflict peacebuilding.
We thank the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining for its essential support and its commitment to enhance its support to the intersessional process through the establishment of the Implementation Support Unit.
Reaffirm the commitment to enhance bilateral and multilateral cooperation and to take further initiatives in this direction, with the assistance of and in coordination with the Centre for International Crime Prevention;
The development of a United Nations approach to security sector reform should be seen as part of its broader commitment to enhance delivery through greater coordination and rationalization of the system's capacities.
Express their commitment to enhance cooperation between all national stakeholders to increase the realization of human rights and, in this connection, commend the role played by national institutions and non-governmental organizations;
At the Fifth Summit Meeting of ASEM(Ha Noi, November 2004), Viet Nam and other of Asia andEurope countries continued to reaffirm the commitment to enhance anti-terrorism co-operation in accordance with the United Nations Charter and the fundamental principles of international law.
Reaffirmed their commitment to enhance goodwill and create further confidence building measures and mechanisms, including through interaction between political representatives, civil society, academicians, media, and sports and cultural links.
Reaffirming its primary responsibility under the Charter of the United Nations for the maintenance of international peace and security,reiterating its commitment to enhance the capacity of the United Nations in this area, and emphasizing its willingness to take all necessary steps within its competence to that end.
On subsidiary bodies, Council members expressed their commitment to enhance the transparency of their activities, including through substantive interactive briefings to non-members of the Council, and to consider other opportunities for non-members to provide input to the work of the subsidiary bodies.
The heads of State attending the 2005 World Summit had renewed their trust in the Organization's pursuit of the purposes and principles enshrined in its Charter, among them the guarantee of economic and social development,as well as their commitment to enhance international solidarity and cooperation in that area.
With reference to recommendation 2(a),it is noted that the Secretary-General has fulfilled his commitment to enhance mediation and conciliation at the United Nations by establishing on 25 October 2002 the Office of the Ombudsman, pursuant to General Assembly resolutions 55/258 and 56/253.
In conducting its review of performance and results of the recovery policy, UNICEF has consulted widely among its field and headquarters offices, other United Nations agencies and National Committees for UNICEF, providing a quantitative and qualitative analysis not just of itsimpact on income but of how the recovery policy impacts the results UNICEF aims to achieve through other resources-funded programmes, and on its commitment to enhance harmonization with the UNDG Executive Committee agencies.
Improvements in health are not only dependent on our continued commitment to enhance the availability of health care and to strengthen our disease prevention systems, they are also shaped by social, economic and environmental conditions, which, if not addressed, can impede our progress in this pivotal area.
A noteworthy development in 2005 was the adoption of the Rome Declaration on Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing by the FAO ministerial meeting on 12 March 2005, which, inter alia,reaffirms the commitment to enhance responsible and effective fisheries management,to prevent, deter and eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and to strengthen, improve and, where appropriate, establish monitoring, control and surveillance programmes including vessel-monitoring systems.
With the establishment of the Human Rights Council, the world community has shown its commitment to enhance the protection of human rights through constructive engagement and ongoing dialogue within the framework of the United Nations, while putting in place the mechanisms to effectively address and prevent human rights' violations in real time.
In the conclusions, the representatives of Governments participating in the Workshop, among other things, expressed their commitment to enhance subregional, regional and international cooperation to promote universal respect for, and observance of, human rights and fundamental freedoms, while reaffirming that the primary focus for the promotion and protection of human rights is at the national level and that it is therefore the primary responsibility of States.
Italy particularly appreciated commitments to enhance civil service efficiency and fight corruption.
COP.6 Implementation of the Declaration on the commitments to enhance.
Implementation of the Bonn Declaration on the commitments to enhance.
I also stressed my commitment to enhancing States' capacity in the human rights area, as well as the need to end impunity for serious human rights violations.
In its bilateral meeting with Cuban officials, the Sudan reiterated its commitment to enhancing bilateral relations with Cuba in all fields.
The members of the Security Council reaffirm their commitment to enhancing the efficiency of the Council's work and agree on the following.
That contribution reflects our serious and unreserved commitment to enhancing international peace and security.