Examples of using More constructively in English and their translations into Russian
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Because they will be contributing more constructively to the environment and to my life.
I am certain that you can appreciate the fact that transparency allows for work to be undertaken much more constructively.
Many of the substantive issues mentioned in the resolution had been covered more constructively and effectively by other resolutions in the cluster.
Peter, instead of wasting your free gas on a series of comedic stunts why don't use it more constructively?
The international community should engage more constructively on the issues proposed by the United Nations human rights framework, including the Human Rights Council.
Some musicians, assessed,guided by subjective like/dislike, others try to criticize videos more constructively.
Constitution of the country should define more constructively the rights, responsibilities and resources that are guaranteed to local authorities by the European Charter of Local Self-Government;
The current situation of high food prices offers an opportunity to address these issues more constructively and urgently.
Governments are encouraged to cooperate more constructively with the leaders of Roma organizations in their countries so that the needs of the Roma can be identified and priorities established.
Peace agreements: contracts intended to end orsignificantly transform a violent conflict so that it may be addressed more constructively.
However, while many offices were making concerted efforts to engage NGOs more constructively, the most critical external assessments of UNHCR still emanated from the NGO community.
Hfor unlike animals, which at the genetic level based on the principles of foraging and reproduction,people nearing pastime much more constructively.
At the very least,his delegation supported the wording"through the Sixth Committee" because it was more constructively ambiguous; but he felt it would be best to say nothing, as in the existing text.
It would henceforth be able to work more constructively with various United Nations agencies, to identify more carefully tailored suggestions for advisory services and to undertake better follow-up.
A handful of developing countries are now adapting their laws to ensure that the female segment of the population contributes more constructively to economic development.
United Nations human rights mechanisms should devise new ways of addressing human rights more constructively through technical assistance and advisory services, including with respect to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
It occurred to me… Mrs Garret having reason to be present in any case… that we might discuss in more formed a fashion… our plans for the children's schooling. More constructively than in some previous conversation.
In order to manage any tensions more constructively, and in view of the critical period ahead for Kosovo and the significant political issues coming up, I decided to propose bringing political party leaders and the President of Kosovo together in a forum.
Most importantly, it allows the Government to respond more fully to allegations of human rights violations and to work more constructively with HRFOR to redress them at all levels.
Canada must either approach issues of peace and development more constructively, ignoring outdated or erroneous information, or it must turn away from Sudan altogether and refrain from making statements that hindered the Sudanese people's progress towards peace and well-being.
They were encouraged to see emerging economies become the'primemovers' of South-South cooperation, stressing the need to involve more constructively the least developed countries.
If, to that end,the performance of the Organization requires improvement to enable it to contribute more constructively to the attainment of a more peaceful, stable, just, prosperous and humane world, then we must have the courage to review, revitalize and empower its institutions and working methods.
His Office continued to stress the need for involvement of regional intergovernmental organizations in implementation of the Strategy,as well as the importance of engaging them more constructively in monitoring the implementation process.
The United Nations needs to consider far more constructively how to help support or establish accountability mechanisms tailored to the unique requirements of each post-conflict situation, taking account of the need for adequate consultations with national stakeholders(including women victims) and a sense of national ownership of such initiatives.
The disappearance of the great ideological rivalry between the East andthe West has enabled the United Nations more constructively to play its central role of facilitating conflict resolution and maintaining international peace and security.
Azerbaijan should refrain from its continuing attempts to remove the settlement process from the Minsk Group format and framework and from making provocative and bellicose statements and actions, in order thatthe negotiation process may proceed more constructively and effectively.
I wish to conclude my statement in this general debate by reemphasizing Japan's readiness to participate in the Security Council, which is at the centre of United Nations activity,as well as to engage more actively and more constructively in the aforementioned areas of endeavour in order to discharge its responsibility with regard to world peace and prosperity.
To further the development of the INCORE initiative, a workshop was held in February involving trainers and scholars to examine possible approaches to the training of practitioners, policy makers and academics andhow they can work together more constructively.
Regarding economic, social and cultural rights, some participants asked for greater involvement of human rights NGOs in those areas,while others suggested that efforts should be made to involve development organizations more constructively in human rights work through constant cooperation and coordination.
A The Department of PoliticalAffairs defines ceasefire or peace agreements as contracts signed between at least two parties to a conflict, intending to end or significantly transform a violent conflict so that it may be addressed more constructively.