Examples of using Devote attention in English and their translations into Russian
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It has two twins and you have to devote attention alike.
We must devote attention to the good performers so that they may soon escape the clutches of poverty.
It would continue to discuss the related issue of microcredit, and devote attention to sustainable development issues.
Devote attention to the education of children and take measures to reduce the rate of dropouts from school(Bahrain);
She also announced that the Working Group would devote attention to the revision of its methods of work and will provide a new text.
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Devote attention to the education of children and use education to spread a human rights culture though school curricula(Saudi Arabia);
Ensure a decent living for workers and devote attention to the provision of safe and healthy working conditions;
Consequently, in view of the relevance to the present case of the rights of the corporate entity andits shareholders under municipal law, the Court must devote attention to the nature and interrelation of those rights.
UNCTAD would devote attention to e-commerce, an area in which some developing countries were doing very well.
Outsource the entire management of large-scale construction programmes and devote attention to policy development work;
He would like to see the general comment devote attention to the issue of the State's obligation in regard to such threats to minorities.
Devote attention to education and awareness-raising in the area of international humanitarian law and on human rights principles generally among the members of Government army and security forces as well as the AMISOM peacekeeping force(Yemen);
To achieve that result, the event must devote attention to measures to be taken at the national level.
Other delegations have pointed out to me the difficulty of the CD taking any decision on a mandate during this its third and last session for obvious reasons, that is,we have little time left to discuss the issue and we have to devote attention to our annual report.
When evaluated by ECOSOC in 1998, it had been encouraged to sharpen its focus and devote attention to transfer of technology and capacity-building.
All in all, member States increasingly devote attention to participation, 20 reporting on significant activity in this field with four identifying it as a specific priority area.
At the same time, in view of the need to enhance the Organization's management culture, it should also devote attention to training staff at the headquarters of the various United Nations bodies.
In our view,we should no longer devote attention to certain suggestions which were made by the Secretary-General on 18 August 1994 and which have been placed once again before the international community for consideration.
Partnership councils, comprising representatives from both the private and public sectors,will have to devote attention to economic diversification in the elaboration of national industrial action plans.
The Commission should also devote attention to the selection of the themes for the thematic discussion at its subsequent sessions and should consider making more definite arrangements regarding the duration of its future sessions.
In its resolution 2006/19, the Sub-Commission recommended that the human rights treaty bodies, when examining reports of States parties, devote attention specifically to human rights education, particularly in the framework of the World Programme for Human Rights Education.
The group would also devote attention to the image of people of African descent in the media and in advertising, as well as the inclusion of colour and race criteria in official data and personal documentation.
For more detail on the conditions of imprisonment in places of detention, see the report of FIdh112 and hrc Viasna human rights center113. this chapter will devote attention to problems directly connected with the labor activity of prisoners- given the existence of a broad spectrum of violations of prisoners' rights in all other areas of their incarceration.
The audio-visual andprint media devote attention to the cultural aspect of life and to participation in expression through cultural programmes, weekly and daily supplements and the expression of opinion in all cultural affairs and different fields of knowledge.
Although, according to paragraph 85 of the report, no discriminatory practices on the ground of race had ever been reported and the courts had never had to deal with a case of racial discrimination,the Government should still devote attention to ensuring adequate provision for recourse and redress if and when such cases arose.
Support the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, and devote attention to the recommendations made by the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights and fundamental freedoms of indigenous peoples, after her visit to the country(Mexico);
Mr. AL-AWADHI(Yemen) drew attention to the content of the third preambular paragraph and paragraph(e) of draft resolution A contained in part IV of the report of the Committee on Information(A/51/21),adding that action had also been adopted to support and devote attention to Palestinian matters and to implement the relevant resolutions in that respect.
As an active member of the Executive Committee on Economic andSocial Affairs, ESCAP will devote attention to ensuring clarity in the roles and responsibilities of global and regional bodies with regard to follow-up to the outcomes of major global conferences.
Devote attention and resources to the design and development of sustainable settlements, towns and urban areas, integrating the needs of vulnerable groups into planning and construction of transport infrastructure, focusing for example on the creation of child-friendly cities.
The Constitution makes it a duty of the State to foster the institution of the family,facilitate marriage, devote attention to children's upbringing, care for pregnant women and children, liberate women from injustice in all aspects of life, and promote the role of women in the family and in public life.