Examples of using Development rests in English and their translations into Russian
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Also convinced that the responsibility for development rests primarily with States.
Sustainable development rests on three pillars: economic and social development and environmental protection.
It is clear that the main responsibility for social development rests with the national Governments.
Although the primary responsibility for development rests with national Governments, it is also essential that our developed partners follow through on the assistance to which they committed.
The recycling of materials andenergy is the foundation on which sustainable development rests.
Convinced that the responsibility for development rests primarily with the States concerned.
The approach to rural development has been top-down and has disempowered many communities,since they have come to expect that responsibility for development rests with the Government.
But the main responsibility for development rests with the Governments and peoples in developing countries.
As African leaders have articulated,the primary responsibility for Africa's development rests with Africans themselves.
While primary responsibility for attaining social development rests with the Governments concerned, an inclusive endeavour by all segments of society towards that end cannot be overemphasized.
We recognize that the primary responsibility for social and economic development rests mostly with individual States.
Moreover, although we share the view that the basic responsibility for development rests on Governments, my delegation believes that maintaining the current distortions and protectionist practices in international trade could cancel out any effort to achieve development. .
Of course, we recognize that the primary responsibility for sustainable development rests with each country, on its own terms.
While recognizing that the primary responsibility for achieving peace and sustainable development rests with African leaders and organizations, it is essential that the institutional capability and coordinating mechanisms of the United Nations are commensurate with the challenges we face so that we can act and react in a well-informed, coordinated, coherent, comprehensive and timely manner.
It should emphasize that the primary responsibility for social development rests with the national authorities.
It was recognized that while the primary responsibility for sustainable development rests with the national authorities of SIDS, the BPOA stresses the need for international partnership and support.
In doing so, both parties recognize that the primary responsibility for peace consolidation and development rests with the Government and people of Liberia.
The meeting emphasized that while the primary responsibility for sustainable development rests with national authorities of SIDS, the BPOA stresses the need for international partnership and support.
The Peacebuilding Commission recognizes that the primary responsibility for peace consolidation and development rests with the Government and people of Liberia.
Ultimately the success or failure of sustainable development rests on implementation at the national and local levels.
Within that overall framework the responsibility for delivering the reductions to be converted into a dividend for development rests mainly with individual managers in the non-programme field.
Study after study reinforces this reality-- that a path to development rests with investment in our children and their mothers.
NEPAD recognizes that the primary responsibility for Africa's future and development rests with Africans themselves, but Africa needs support from its development partners.
It was understood that the primary responsibility for social development rested at the national level.
The international community had long acknowledged that the primary responsibility for social and economic development rested with national Governments.
Clearly, the chief responsibility for development rested with developing countries themselves, which needed to reform their policies and give priority to social needs.
Development rested on policies at the national level, and any topic must give priority to that aspect.
Mr. FRISCHTAK(Worldinvest, Brazil)said that development rested ultimately on growth, and growth on productivity change.
These positive developments rest to a large extent on the consensus that has been forged among the nations of the world about the need to give priority to the environment.
While responsibility for development rested primarily with the governments of the developing countries, the international community and development partners had an obligation to ensure that commitments were met, and that ODA was aligned with the productive capacity-building priorities of the recipient countries.