Examples of using Development stressed in English and their translations into Russian
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In 1994 the Task Force on Health in Development stressed the need to improve access to basic social services, protecting the health rights of the vulnerable groups.
Several participants, while agreeing with Mr. Wolfensohn on the merits of encouraging a partnership approach to development, stressed the paramount objectives of enhancing supply capacities and facilitating market access.
The World Summit on Sustainable Development stressed the need for culture to win its place as the fourth pillar of sustainable development, alongside economy, environment and social concerns.
At its third session in April 1995, the Commission on Sustainable Development stressed the need to further assess actions already undertaken and, against that background, to propose options for further action.
With respect to oceanographic data,the Commission on Sustainable Development stressed the value both of the collection of reliable oceanographic data through such systems as the Global Ocean Observing System, including the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network, and of periodic comprehensive scientific assessment of international waters, such as the Global International Waters Assessment, including assessments of the impact of physical and chemical changes on the health, distribution and productivity of living marine resourcesCommission on Sustainable Development decision 7/1, para.
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At its tenth session, at Geneva(17-19 September 1997),the Inter-Agency Committee on Sustainable Development stressed the need to ensure stronger focus on intergovernmental collaboration on the practical implementation of relevant activities, in particular, at the country level.
At its third session, in April 1995, the Commission on Sustainable Development stressed that the conservation of biological diversity and the sustainable use of its components cut across a wide spectrum of sectoral and cross-sectoral issues addressed in Agenda 21, and that the extent to which developing country Parties effectively implemented their commitments under the Convention would depend on the effective implementation by developed countries Parties of their commitments related to financial resources and the transfer of technology.
In the RioDeclaration on Environment and Development, the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development stressed the"vital role" that indigenous peoples may play in achieving sustainable development"because of their knowledge and traditional practices" A/CONF.151/26 vol.
The resolution on the international financial system and development stressed the importance of an early agreement on a credible and time-bound package of quota and voice reforms in the International Monetary Fund.
The ESCWA proposal for the Agenda for Development stressed the importance of stability and peace in the region whose human and material resources would then be freed to achieve economic growth accompanied by social equity.
At its ninth session, the Commission on Sustainable Development stressed the need to create an enabling domestic environment for sustainable development through the implementation of appropriate macroeconomic, social and environmental policies.
Both the Convention and the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development stressed environmental protection and went so far as to rule out lack of scientific certainty as grounds for postponing action to prevent damage to the environment.
Both the Convention and the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development stressed environmental protection and went so far as to rule out lack of scientific certainty as grounds for postponing action to prevent damage to the environment.
Many leaders underlined the critical issue of development, stressed the need for the United Nations to be the major forum for development cooperation, and elaborated on the need to address the issues of debt, trade, finance and the environment in an integrated manner.
In its decisions 7/5 of 30 April 1999,2 and6/5 of 1 May 1998,3 the Commission on Sustainable Development stressed the importance of continuing to take full advantage of the information provided by Governments to the Commission, on a voluntary basis, especially in view of the comprehensive review of the implementation of Agenda 21 to take place in 2002.
In 1992, in order to achieve the objectives of chapter 19 of Agenda 21, the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development stressed that collaboration between UNEP, ILO and WHO in IPCS should be the nucleus for international cooperation on environmentally sound management of chemicals, and that every effort should be made to strengthen the programme.
The Johannesburg Declaration6 of the World Summit on Sustainable Development stressed Governments' commitment to ensuring that women's empowerment, emancipation and gender equality are integrated in all the activities encompassed within Agenda 21, the Millennium Development Goals and the Plan of Implementation7 of the Summit.
The first meeting, in January 1997, of the Commission on Enterprise,Business Facilitation and Development, stressed the importance of UNCTAD working in close cooperation with other UN agencies and international organizations in the implementation of its work programme related to an enterprise development strategy and requested the secretariat to provide a report on the extend of this cooperation.
Mr. Guri Storvold(Norway),Secretary of State, Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development, stressed the importance of transparency in the implementation of the work programme and the Mediumterm Strategic and Institutional Plan and pointed in that regard to the importance of confidencebuilding between the secretariat and member States as a critical element for the Plan, including for securing core funding.
The Government of Nepal had adopted a rights-based approach to development, stressing the relationship between human rights, democracy and development. .
Post-conflict reconstruction and development stress the long-term nature of post-conflict reconstruction strategies that are established within and by communities and States themselves.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development stresses that the extraterritorial effects of the embargo imposed by Washington have significant consequences for Cuba because of the influence of United States interests in transnational corporations.
They underscored the nexus between security and development, stressing that there was a need for inclusive governance that was responsive to the basic socioeconomic needs of the people, in particular good education and youth employment.
The paper prepared by the Vice-Chairs for negotiation at the fourth session of the Preparatory Committee for the World Summit on Sustainable Development stresses the key role of the United Nations regional commissions in pursuing the regional and subregional implementation of agenda 21 and the upcoming Summit's outcome.
Recognizing further the role of private capital flows in mobilizing financing for development, stressing the challenges posed by excessive short-term capital inflows to many developing countries, including to their debt sustainability, and encouraging further review of the benefits and disadvantages of the macroprudential measures available to mitigate the impact of volatile capital flows.
Recognizing further the role of private capital flows in mobilizing financing for development, stressing the challenges posed by excessive short-term capital inflows to many developing countries, including to their debt sustainability, and encouraging further review of the benefits and disadvantages of the macroprudential measures available to mitigate the impact of volatile capital flows.
Recognizing the role of private capital flows in mobilizing financing for development, stressing the challenges posed by excessive short-term capital inflows to many developing countries, including to their debt sustainability, and encouraging further review of the benefits and disadvantages of the macroprudential measures available to mitigate the impact of volatile capital flows.
The Commission on the Status of Women further welcomes the convening of the World Summit on Sustainable Development, stresses the importance of mainstreaming a gender perspective and of the involvement of women in the preparations, work and outcome of the World Summit, and encourages the inclusion of women in delegations to the Summit.
Recognizes the role of private capital flows in mobilizing financing for development, stresses the challenges posed by excessive short-term capital inflows to many developing countries, notes that the design and implementation of capital flow management measures to address those challenges, such as macroeconomic policies, macroprudential measures and other forms of capital account regulations, need to take into account the specific circumstances of individual countries;
Recognizing the role of private capital flows in mobilizing financing for development, stressing the challenges posed by excessive short-term capital inflows to many developing countries, including to their debt sustainability, and the need for policy space for the adoption of macroprudential and capital control measures to mitigate the impact of volatile capital flows, and encouraging further review of the benefits and disadvantages of such macroprudential measures.