Examples of using First theme in English and their translations into Russian
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Results-oriented strategiesUrban Ssafety The first theme concerns the improvement of urban safety.
The first theme addressed the effective representation of major groups at the Forum.
The analysis is performed following a fixed methodology which remains unchanged since AIB's first theme analysis.
First theme: International cooperation and assistance and national capacity-building.
The piece returns to its first theme until a slow"hymn-like" passage ends the piece.
In this regard, the Working Group entrusted Mr. AsbjØrn Eide with the task of preparing a paper on the first theme E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.5/2002/3.
Jack's Theme" was the first theme that Sean Callery wrote for the series with having only read the script.
After regaining consciousness after sedation, he asked for pencil and paper, andwrote down the melody that would become the first theme in the concerto.
The first theme referred to the changing nature of how trade was conducted in actual practice and understood in economic theory.
National practice would be an important focus of the studies called for under the first theme and the papers would distinguish between activities supported at the national, regional and international level, respectively.
The first theme,"The International Criminal Court and human rights", was introduced by Professor Eric David.
With regard to the topics to be included in the prioritized multi-year work programme,the Commission proposed, as a first theme for 1996, reproductive rights and reproductive health, including population information, education and communication.
The first theme is expected to be taken up in the morning of Wednesday, 3 November, with the second to follow in the afternoon.
In February 2008, the first theme of the Alliance of Civilizations Clearinghouse, focusing on media literacy education, was launched see www. aocmedialiteracy. org.
The first theme was the prevention of economic crime and identity-related crime, and cooperation in that regard with the private sector.
As to the first theme, a large segment of the world's population lacks shelter and sanitation, particularly in developing countries.
Under this first theme, the experts discussed the experiences of poorer countries in assessing the impact of globalization on competition, competitiveness and consumer welfare.
The first theme relates to the concerns of peace and governance, focusing in particular on the role of the United Nations system and other multilateral efforts in the future.
Under the first theme, it was noted that the energy sector has the potential to greatly contribute to the economic growth of all countries and to international trade.
The first theme provided the opportunity for participants to recap previous side events, in particular on the relationship between various definitions and the purpose of verification under an FMCT.
The first theme provided the opportunity for participants to recap previous discussions, in particular on the relationship between the question of definitions and the purpose of verification under an FMCT.
Under the first theme, the experts discussed the impact of globalization and market-oriented economic reforms on the competitiveness of developing countries, and in particular on the welfare of consumers.
On this first theme, the Special Rapporteur examines certain recent worrying developments and shows how often the right to a fair trial by an independent and impartial court of law may be affected.
The first theme, dignity, was selected to underline the fundamental human right enshrined in article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
The first theme covers the following three sub-themes: investment climate and sustained economic growth, including the role of the private sector; external capital flows, including foreign direct investment; and trade-related issues.
Under the first theme- sectoral markets for energy and energy services- experts had discussed the new features of the energy sector and how the changes in the sector had led to the emergence of international trade in energy services.
For example, under the first theme it was suggested that the provisions of the main human rights treaties- ILO Convention No. 169, the Declaration on Minorities and the relevant sections of Agenda 21, among others- should be respected in the development process.
The first theme is concerned with the socio-economic aspects of achieving sustainable and liveable cities: facilitating the development of a strong, competitive economy and creating a cohesive and inclusive society.
The first theme(sub-programmes Industrial Restructuring, CHEMISEED, Quality Management Systems) relates to the creation of an enabling environment and enhanced competitiveness of(a) the already existing enterprises and industries, and(b) new emerging enterprises.