Examples of using Network would in English and their translations into Russian
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This network would report to the Conference of the Parties(India);
It was agreed that the substantive focus of the network would include the following issues.
The network would focus particularly on strong involvement of the business sector.
The planning at an early stage of a future ecological network would facilitate the setting of priorities.
The network would underpin the development and evolution of UNEP-Live.
Another argument which we feel supports the idea of conditional integration in the light of lessons drawn from the actual operation of the IMS is based on financial considerations: this network would certainly be the most expensive of those developed to ensure CTBT verification.
The network would transmit the battlefield information intended to protect soldiers.".
The members of ORIGIN agreed that the network would share country information on these issues and on job opportunities.
The Network would continue to develop substantive issues and make system-wide action-oriented recommendations that would be brought to the attention of senior managers and executive heads.
Schuller said that the network would concentrate on"family-values programming that speaks to all generations.
The network would address the critical issues facing the region's marine systems.
We believe that such a network would complement, rather than duplicate, the existing United Nations mechanisms in this field.
This network would include radio station production facilities, 22 FM transmitters and 4 MW transmitters.
The network would also promote research and monitoring activities at the grass-roots level.
Such a network would also facilitate the expansion of the central Government's authority into the provinces.
Such a network would also recommend criteria and thresholds for notification of an emerging impact threat;
Ultimately, the network would involve all topics on the agenda of the international community in the field of science and technology.
This network would engage existing research networks, Governments, non-governmental organizations and international organizations.
Such a network would require that each library share in the processing and indexing of documents originating in its organization.
This network would provide additional information about the situation and promote greater coordination and awareness-building against racism and xenophobia.
The network would address critical issues relating to water and its impact on development and human health, which were of particular importance to developing countries.
Such a network would support innovation by strengthening South-South dialogue and intraregional learning on sustainable agriculture technologies and trade facilitation.
In that situation, the network would presumably relate to a particular entity which would be the signatory and maintain control over the signature creation data.
Participants in the network would include members of the Commission, policy makers, international and regional organizations, researchers, non-governmental organizations and civil society.
This network would then offer assistance to newcomers to the sector as they seek to identify and address their hydrocarbon management challenges and the associated institutional gaps and weaknesses.
Such a network would facilitate the dissemination of information on cultural policies and support local and international efforts to promote culture as a key element of development.
Conducting the exam by job network would serve to reduce the overall number of examinations held and the time and effort associated with constituting a specialized board for each job family.
The activities of this network would include product development, development of appropriate business models and policy and market research/analysis to support regulatory and policy development.
Such a network would enhance the effectiveness of the exchange of information, and would provide additional access to useful scientific and technological information for developing countries and those with economies in transition.
The Network would also seek clear directives from the executive heads regarding gender issues, and their continuing commitment to implementing gender mainstreaming policies in the United Nations system.