Examples of using Need to restructure in English and their translations into Russian
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We need to restructure.
As the result no ministry could prove the need to restructure the College.
We need to restructure the firm.
Principal issues creating a need to restructure the energy sector.
We need to restructure some data.
Throughout the report, reference is made to the need to restructure the Organization.
First, you need to restructure debt and break the link between politics and big business.
At a definite stage of doing business, management faces the need to restructure, sell or buy assets.
There is a need to restructure UNMIK in relation to its current and upcoming priorities.
Heads of law enforcement agencies andother criminal justice experts spoke on the need to restructure various security institutions in Liberia.
While his delegation recognized the need to restructure the Centre, it was concerned at the manner in which the process was being conducted.
On the other hand,the victory of the opposition party Syriza in Greece is a threat to financial stability in the euro area due to the need to restructure Greek debt.
Some delegations observed that there was a need to restructure the draft articles in a systematic manner.
The need to restructure markets in order to promote, support and accommodate transitions to more sustainable energy paths.
First, mMany countries in the region urgently need to restructure and to diversify their economies for sustained economic growth.
However, there is often a case when a company that was overly optimistic about its growth faces excessive leverage and, as such, the need to restructure its debt.
We fully recognize the need to restructure and expand the Security Council to reflect a fair and balanced representation of all regions.
She supported the conclusions and recommendations of the Independent Expert in his report(A/64/289,para. 68) regarding the need to restructure the current international economic and financial system, which was unjust.
Similarly, we believe that there is a need to restructure the Secretariat to give it greater flexibility and effectiveness in the execution of its tasks.
The Secretary-General, in his report on strengthening the capacity of the United Nations to manage and sustain peace operations(A/61/858 andCorr.1), indicated the need to restructure the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.
While the members of AOSIS acknowledged the need to restructure their economies to avoid dependence on a single sector or commodity, that was a long-term process.
During the discussion, the Committee stressed that structural adjustment and transition policies pertain to any country in the world and are not imposed byexternal forces- Governments are, in fact, the ones who decide that there is a need to restructure and adapt their economies.
The Department of Management concurred that there was a need to restructure the programme and reduce the number of plans, a task which might require the use of outside experts.
We need to restructure the time frame, as well as the working methods, of the Assembly and its Main Committees, so as to make more productive use of an entire year, rather than engaging in a three-month frenzy of activities.
For companies in developed countries, this development creates a need to restructure and develop new products, which often means reorienting from manufacturing to services.
It acknowledged the need to restructure fishing fleets and eliminate government subsidization of the fishing industry to overcome the problems of excessive fishing capacity and promote a fishing industry that operates on a commercial basis.
The Committee had further recommended that all proposals of delegations and groups of delegations,including proposals concerning the need to restructure the agenda and the duration of sessions, should be taken fully into account during the informal consultations.
Fourthly, we agree that there is a need to restructure and streamline the outdated roles of the organs so that the General Assembly can deal with salient global issues.
No doubt due to climate change, the extreme gravity of the natural phenomena that have lately plunged Pakistan, Russia, China, India andother countries into disaster means that we need to restructure international mechanisms to respond to natural disasters of this kind.
We do not believe that this urgent need to restructure the Council will be met by the mere inclusion of two major industrial Powers as new permanent members.