Examples of using Implementation would require in English and their translations into Russian
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Its implementation would require a lot of effort and resources.
With particular emphasis drawn to those measures for which implementation would require more time and/or external assistance.
Their implementation would require approximately $1 billion.
That success, however, should not overshadow the fact that its implementation would require considerable efforts by all parties.
Implementation would require continuous dialogue with civil society, and particularly with organizations representing persons with disabilities.
A response measure was considered to be"international" if implementation would require the cooperation of a country with at least one other country.
The implementation would require cooperation between environmental and health assessment experts from the member States.
His delegation supported the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt Initiative, whose implementation would require a high degree of international commitment.
Implementation would require a number of strategic approaches, notably in terms of communication, and would need consultation within each organization.
The principles were general in nature,which meant that their effective implementation would require the adoption of detailed national and international rules and regulations.
Implementation would require a combination of product-specific and sectorwide approaches, consistent with the Convention's programme of work on agricultural biodiversity.
The feasibility of such a framework and the time frame for its implementation would require a much more detailed, in-depth analysis of its organizational, financial and technical aspects.
The Tribunal indicated that it was in the process of implementing the results-based budgeting mechanism,but that full implementation would require more resources and proper training.
Therefore, its full implementation would require extrabudgetary funds.
The Mission viewed these initiatives as a major contribution to the strengthening of future electoral processes,and stressed that their implementation would require“careful planning and scheduling”.
Full and effective implementation would require the coordinated mobilization of all stakeholders and resources at the national, regional and global levels.
While the Board of Auditors considered this revised approach to be feasible,it cautioned that its implementation would require a very well-designed and well-executed strategy.
The Chair noted that Phase III of implementation would require a road map of the activities to be undertaken to further ESD implementation at the national and international levels.
The Board also noted that a number of the Board's recommendations related to the wider Administration and their implementation would require coordinated efforts among various departments and offices in the Secretariat.
Its effective implementation would require the adoption of domestic measures by States to enable their financial institutions to prevent and counteract the international movement of funds for terrorism.
The Department of Management accepted this recommendation,noting that its implementation would require the establishment of a new post for the New York Joint Appeals Board.
Following the regional perspectives session, the Commission focused its deliberations on those policy options andpractical measures in the three thematic areas whose implementation would require concerted global effort.
The feasibility of such a framework and the time-frame for its implementation would require a much more detailed, in-depth analysis of its organizational, financial and technical aspects.
The implementation would require the establishment of joint United Nations/OAU task forces consisting of United Nations partner agencies with mandates that relate to the issues identified and their OAU counterparts.
It was also agreed that for the specific actions, whether or not their implementation would require external assistance should be evaluated, and if so, what kind of assistance should be offered.
Even in that extremely difficult situation,Ukraine had demonstrated its responsibility as a member of the international community by ratifying the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, even though its implementation would require considerable economic sacrifice.
In particular, it was of great significance that the Programme of Action clearly recognized that its implementation would require the provision of effective means, including adequate, predictable, new and additional financial resources.
The plan of action stated that its implementation would require:(a) establishment of national focal points;(b) effective cooperation among the members of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests, bilateral donors and public/private partnerships; and(c) active stakeholder participation;
In paragraph 61 of the proposed budget,it is stated that, while the Secretariat sees merit in the conceptual staffing model proposed, its implementation would require the engagement of independent external management expertise, which would require approval by the General Assembly.
At the national level, effective implementation would require strengthening the capacity of Aarhus Convention national focal points at local level, to network with the national focal points of other Conventions.