Examples of using Dpi should in English and their translations into Russian
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DPI should continue its efforts to strengthen information dissemination to developing countries.
In order to ensure the effective andrational use of the resources at its disposal, DPI should reassess its priorities.
DPI should redouble its assistance to developing countries to help close the digital divide.
The file of a picture in color model RGB, for example,150 х 110 mm with the resolution 72 dpi should be approximately 400 kB.
Secondly, DPI should concentrate its attention on issues of decolonization and social and economic development.
The rapporteurs should make every effort to track down journalists, but DPI should also assign one person to look after the Committee at each session.
DPI should strengthen its radio programming because radio and print media remained the most effective tools.
If lpi is 150(for a magazine), dpi should be 300; if lpi is 85(for a newspaper), dpi should be 170.
DPI should pay more attention to the dialogue of civilizations in order to ward off the dangers of hatred, fanaticism and racism.
While there had been progress in narrowing the gap among official languages, DPI should continue to strive for parity among the languages on the website.
DPI should therefore continue its efforts to promote respect for and dialogue among all cultures, religions and civilizations.
Despite the fact that radio andtelevision were the most effective communications tools, DPI should step up its efforts to assist the developing countries in the area of ICTs.
However, DPI should also step up its efforts to develop and enrich the content of its website in local languages in order to reach a wider audience.
Promoting dialogue among civilizations and cultures would greatly increase mutual understanding and DPI should promote that concept in the activities of the United Nations in various fields.
According to draft resolution B, DPI should provide"accurate, impartial, comprehensive and timely" information on the activities of the Organization.
DPI should allocate adequate resources to ensure the effective functioning of the information centres and should consider the views of the host countries when implementing proposals.
With respect to print materials issued by the Department of Public Information, DPI should be allowed a certain autonomy in the production of its print materials as these are not for the record.
DPI should continue its efforts in areas of interest to developing countries, in particular in narrowing the digital divide between developed and developing countries.
However, when commissioning NGOs to organize film festivals at the United Nations, DPI should provide guidance and monitoring to ensure that the content of those films was satisfactory to all Member States.
DPI should be given the opportunity to make a substantive input into peace-keeping operations by providing its professional resources and accumulated experience.
Affirming the importance of the public's perception of the Organization,he said that DPI should focus on issues of public interest that were also priorities of the United Nations, such as the Millennium Development Goals.
DPI should continue to improve the information services of the Organization in order to strengthen cooperation and understanding between peoples and help developing countries achieve modernization.
The spokesperson of a mission,supported by the DPKO Unit responsible for the information component and DPI, should mount a media outreach programme from both Headquarters and the field at the commencement of each mission, commensurate with its scope and needs.
DPI should therefore spare no effort to redress the imbalance and eliminate the inequality in the information sphere which affected most developing countries.
Monopolized media was hampering efforts towards international peace and security andthe United Nations, including DPI, should lead the international community in efforts to promote a new order of global information based on the free circulation of and more balance in its dissemination.
DPI should be involved in the dissemination of information about DPKO missions from the beginning stages in order to create a better image for the United Nations and its peacekeepers worldwide.
United Nations information centres(UNICs) must be assigned adequate resources and DPI should consult with host countries and other countries served by the centres in order to properly consider the geographical, linguistic and technological characteristics of the various regions.
DPI should also continue to publicize the activities of the United Nations system and its expected enlarged role in the reconstruction of Palestinian society during the interim period.
Belarus accordingly supported the Special Committee's proposal that DPI should systematically emphasize that the decolonization process was not over and that in its activities, the United Nations needed to give priority to the issue of decolonization until the objectives set forth in the Declaration on decolonization had been achieved.
DPI should publicize the progress and achievements of the Organization while at the same time directing more attention to issues relating to economy and development, with a view to giving impetus to the implementation of the MDGs.