Examples of using Development and to ensure in English and their translations into Russian
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The key goals of the HDI support project were to ensure development and to ensure that the needs of the poorest people were met.
In his concluding remarks to the General Assembly in 1995, the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin gave voice to the hopes of many for what this organ could be, when he said that the main role of the United Nations is to support the powers and the nations that are working for peace, to intensify the struggle against terror, to promote democracy,education and development and to ensure the advancement of all mankind.
Our mission is to provide all our staff with the means and resources necessary for their development and to ensure that they are allocated challenging and interesting work.
The independent World Commission on Culture and Development, set up jointly by UNESCO and the United Nations, is to prepare a world report on culture and development and propose urgent and long-term action to meet cultural needs in the context of development, in order to provide guidance for policy makers in culture and development and to ensure greater social integration.
The Russian Federation noted the efforts made to combat poverty,to achieve sustainable development and to ensure enhanced access to health care and education.
There is a need to enlarge the constituencies in support of the right to development and to ensure human rights-based policy coherence in the global partnership for development, which requires complete mainstreaming of all human rights, including the right to development, into the work of the United Nations system.
In order to address effectively the short- and long-term challenges of social and economic development and to ensure the attainment of economic growth with social equity, the secretariat recognizes the need for partnerships among government agencies, civil society including non-governmental organizations, the business sector and communities at the local and national levels.
The debts of African countries, which exceed $300 billion,have become the main impediment to the ambitions of the continent to achieve development and to ensure the prosperity of its peoples.
For empowerment to acquire significant meaning for human and social development and to ensure more effective empowerment policies, greater efforts should be undertaken to measure and monitor empowerment through the development of appropriate indicators.
In the same context, international solidarity towards the Federal Islamic Republic of the Comoros is indispensable to re-start its socio-economic development and to ensure peace and security in that sub-region of the world.
Such a framework should put greater focus on"how" to promote inclusive development and to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of development cooperation.
The recent Ninth Meeting of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD) in South Africa, while reaffirming the international community's commitment to partnership for development, recognized the disparities among nations as well as the need to help developing countries reap the benefits of globalization and development and to ensure their full and effective participation in the world economy on an equitable basis.
The Conference invites the WSSD to declare the UNCCD as a global instrument for eradicating poverty and achieving sustainable development and to ensure adequate and predictable financial resourcesand capacity building at national and local levels, particularly for its implementation in Africa.
Our heads of State or Government took stock of the main challenges of our time and of the priority actions that we must take together to build a genuine global partnership for development and to ensure lasting collective peace and security.
The Council calls upon all States to undertake joint efforts to create an enabling environment for the promotion of economic growth and sustainable development, and to ensure respect for all human rights, including the right to development, in order to contribute to durable peace and to the prevention and mitigation of humanitarian emergencies.
While recognizing that the primary responsibility for formulating and implementing international migration policy rested with Governments, participants supported the creation of partnerships between Governments, the business sector and civil society organizations,including trade unions, to help shape policy on migration and development and to ensure the effective implementation of international migration policy.
Members of Parliament are invited to continue to promote wide awareness on issues related to population and sustainable development and to ensure the enactment of legislation necessary for effective implementation of the present Programme of Action.
Every effort must be made to address a number of major challenges, including:( a) restructuring the armed forces into a professional force, with a view to minimizing the risks of relapse into conflict and instability;( b) strengthening national public institutions;( c) redressing social and economic inequities;( d) promoting broad and inclusive internal political dialogue; and( e) mobilizing internal and external resources, from bilateral and multilateral sources, to promote social and economic development and to ensure regular payment of salaries to civil servants and the military.
The use of such procedures is essential to ensure safety during research and development and to ensure that new products and processes are as safe as possible.
It is an unavoidable major responsibility of the United Nations in the new century to promote the establishment of a new international economic order based on cooperation onan equal footing and aimed at common development and to ensure that economic globalization benefits everybody in the world.
It urges the State party to make the promotion of gender equality an explicit component of its national development plans and policies,in particular those aimed at poverty alleviation and sustainable development, and to ensure that women participate in development processes at all levels, including community decision-making processes and the design and implementation of poverty reduction plans.
We will continue to join efforts with interested parties, particularly our neighbouring countries, to create an environment conducive to peace,cooperation and development and to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of all States of the Eastern Sea.
We reaffirm the importance of integrating our economies in order to reach higher levels of growth and economic and social development and to ensure that the region participates more effectively in the world economy.
One of the mandates of OSAA is to bring to the attention of the Secretary-Generalcritical issues affecting Africa, in particular on the interrelated issues of peace and development, and to ensure a coherent and integrated approach for United Nations support for the continent's development. .
Mr. ElBaradei(International Atomic Energy Agency): The International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) was established with two objectives:to seek to enlarge the safe use of nuclear energy for peace and development, and to ensure, so far as it is able, that nuclear energy is used exclusively for peaceful purposes.
Will endeavour to put in place an enabling environment that would strengthen partnership with civil society, the private sector and other stakeholders, and enable business and industry to contribute to sustainable development, and to ensure that green growth contributes to the overarching goal of poverty eradication;
Further requests the Secretary-General to submit a report to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session on progress made in Member States by revitalizing public administration during the last ten years, since the resumed fiftiethsession of the Assembly, on public administration and development, and to ensure that the findings are brought to the attention of Member States on the occasion of the special event in 2005.
The Permanent Forum endorses and recognizes a global working group of indigenous peoples on the post-2015 sustainable development goals to continue the work of the Indigenous Peoples' Global Coordinating Committee for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development and to ensure continuing engagement in this vital process that will have profoundand direct impacts on indigenous peoples and communities in all regions.
Acknowledging the endorsement of the outcome document of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, entitled"The future we want", by Heads of State and Government and high-level representatives,with full participation of civil society, to renew the commitment to sustainable development and to ensure the promotion of an economically, socially and environmentally sustainable future for the planet and for present and future generations.