Examples of using Governments should develop in English and their translations into Russian
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Governments should develop national plans that.
Where labour market needs are linked to seasonal work(for example,tourism or agriculture), Governments should develop suitable regulation on temporary migration.
Governments should develop the primary prevention workforce.
Taking into account their cultural,social, legal and economic environments, governments should develop and implement a comprehensive programme to reduce death and injuries due to alcohol impaired driving.
Governments should develop legislation at the national level in accordance with the Declaration.
In order to provide an environment in which these actors can operate effectively, Governments should develop and enforce regulatory frameworks that determine the scope of activities of both national and foreign-controlled enterprises.
Governments should develop national action plans to address problems of impunity.
In this context, Governments should develop activities and arrangements to ensure that such efficiency is achieved in practice.
Governments should develop a comprehensive capacity to identify skills gaps, mismatches and shortages.
Disaster impact assessment: Governments should develop the necessary frameworks, guidelines and institutional mechanisms for disaster impact assessments of all new development projects at the national, provincial and local levels;
Governments should develop appropriate violence prevention and early intervention programmes.
Governments should develop a robust and locally relevant system of capital and operating cost benchmarks.
Governments should develop specific policies and programmes to combat and address these threats, especially for women and girls.
Governments should develop and reinforce laws and regulations on hazardous wastes and strengthen their enforcement;
Governments should develop socially inclusive policies and mainstream them into national development and poverty reduction strategies.
Governments should develop co-operative arrangements among their government agencies that are involved in international trade.
Governments should develop standards for production and resource extraction to support the transition to a sustainable global economy.
Governments should develop standard operating procedures for information exchange relating to interceptions of contraband and arrests of traffickers.
Governments should develop socially inclusive policies and mainstream them into national development and poverty reduction strategies.
Governments should develop human rights education strategies targeted to youth, taking particular account of the human rights of women and the girl child.
Governments should develop policies and models for health promotion and disease prevention in all socioeconomic settings for the Asia-Pacific region.
Governments should develop national ICT and broadband strategies in order to close the widening access gap to broadband between regions.
To this end, Governments should develop participatory processes that involve the poor in decisions regarding the delivery of public services.
Governments should develop policies and guidelines to protect the individual rights of and eliminate discrimination against persons infected with HIV and their families.
Governments should develop"bottom-up" approaches where local communities can conceive, plan and implement their development projects.
Governments should develop systems of cooperation among law enforcement agencies and NGOs as part of taking concrete measures to end violence against women and girls;
Governments should develop or maintain a strong consumer protection policy, taking into account the guidelines set out below and relevant international agreements.
Governments should develop policies which promote and regulate flexible and alternative work arrangements that reasonably accommodate the individual needs of employees with disabilities.
Governments should develop coordinated and comprehensive training frameworks on gerontology and geriatrics to increase health professionals' understanding of the needs of older persons;
Governments should develop national evaluation frameworks for social development, including possible benchmarks and indicators to measure social integration and the well-being of the population.
