Examples of using Increasingly broad in English and their translations into Russian
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The mandates of the missions deployed recently contain increasingly broad political aspects.
This increasingly broad interpretation of the special political mission mechanism warrants review and possible rationalization.
Since then, the Assembly has reiterated that position every year with increasingly broad support, which now includes almost every Member State.
This condition allows an increasingly broad and evolutionary view of the organization, ensuring efficiency and continuity in proposing internal control actions.
The Group has become a recognized participant in international relations andmaintains a continuing and increasingly broad dialogue with other regions and countries of the world;
Moreover, there appears to be an increasingly broad application of the various exceptions to the normal standards of air travel.
Uzbekistan was concerned about ongoing forms of discrimination on the grounds of ethnic origin and information on increasingly broad use by the police of racist profiling.
Third, there is a growing awareness and increasingly broad acceptance of the importance of PAROS in the international community.
Annual resolutions on the necessity of ending the economic, commercial andfinancial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba have won increasingly broad support and have been adopted with virtual unanimity.
The scope of the activities of PMSCs had become increasingly broad and complex, and included conflict-related activities, the use of lethal force and detention.
The Library was created in response to the increasing demand for international law training,in terms of both the number of individuals requesting such training and the increasingly broad sectors of national society represented by the lawyers requesting this training.
I am also pleased to report that IAEA safety standards are receiving increasingly broad acceptance as the global reference for protecting people and the environment against nuclear accidents and harmful radiation exposure.
Frightening events, such as those in Rwanda, make it more necessary than ever to continue the strengthening of the indispensable machinery for action required to execute the increasingly broad and complex mandates given by the Security Council to peace-keeping operations.
In addition, the Council is addressing an increasingly broad human rights agenda, most recently related to the issue of climate change, which was facilitated through more frequent recourse to flexible formats of discussions, such as panels.
Ms. AGUILERA de LATERZA(Paraguay) said that, at a time when the range of tasks being entrusted to the Organization was becoming increasingly broad and diversified, delays in the payment of assessed contributions were frustrating its actions.
Overall, we remain convinced of the need to develop an increasingly broad and encompassing concept of space security that addresses not only the weaponization of outer space, but also the broader military, environmental, commercial and civil dimensions of space.
The science of assessment should be further developed in order to provide a sound scientific basis for encompassing an increasingly broad array of factors not only from the biophysical domain, but also from that of socio-economics.
Overall, we remain convinced of the need to develop an increasingly broad and encompassing approach to space security that includes not only addressing the weaponization of outer space, but also the broader military, environmental, commercial and civil dimensions.
Ms. Zitting(Finland), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors, said that the wider membership of the United Nations would benefit from discussing and learning more about special political missions,which had increasingly broad and complex mandates and faced new challenges.
Particular attention should be given to the evidence showing an increasingly broad variety of socio-economic situations among island developing countries.
It has already stimulated an increasingly broad recognition of culture as a key area of human activity and an essential ingredient of the development process: the backbone of identity, the highest expression of individual and collective creativity; an increasingly important motor of both economic growth and the energies and cohesion that all societies require.
This corresponds to a total growth of 33 per cent over the past five years,which was achieved with the support of an increasingly broad base of partners that recognize the relevance and impact of the Organization's services in the context of the 2030 Agenda.
Such considerations beg the question of whether current disarmament, demobilization and reintegration approaches and programmes are adequate and reflective of the variety of contexts in which children are being recruited and used or the range of their experiences. Another question is whether reintegrationprogrammes are flexible or adaptable enough to address an increasingly broad range of scenarios for children in conflict situations.
The recent discussions have covered the need to develop an increasingly broad concept of space security which takes into account not only the need to prevent the weaponization of outer space but also the broad military, environmental, commercial and civil dimensions of space.
The Audiovisual Library of International Law was created by the Codification Division in response to the increasing demand for international law training,in terms of both the number of individuals requesting such training and the increasingly broad sectors of national society represented by the lawyers requesting this training.
Security Council mandates had given peacekeeping missions increasingly broad responsibilities in such areas as protecting civilians, promoting the rule of law, supporting national efforts to reform security institutions, protecting children and dealing with gender issues.
Discussions held at the space security seminar organized by the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research in March, the series of structured discussions in the Conference on Disarmament during its past session in June and discussion here in the First Committee, taken together, reinforce, in our view,the need to develop an increasingly broad concept of space security that addresses not only the weaponization of outer space but also the broader military, environmental, commercial and civil dimensions of space.
With the expansion of the Trade Point programme, three types of needs have emerged:(1)the need to address an increasingly broad range of technical requirements of Trade Points;(2) the need to respond to an increasing number of individual requests for the establishment of and provision of support to Trade Points; and(3) the need expressed by most Trade Points for consistent global guidelines.
As you may have seen from the recently released World Development Report for 2000-2001,the World Bank is taking an increasingly broad view of poverty, which encompasses lack of empowerment of the poor as a central aspect of poverty, as well as more traditional notions of lack of security and opportunity.