Examples of using Objectives could in English and their translations into Russian
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These operational objectives could be expressed as reference points.
On the other hand, some proponents of trade liberalization were concerned that the use of trade measures for"extraterritorial" environmental objectives could undermine the multilateral trading system and its economic benefits.
Those objectives could be achieved only with intensive international cooperation.
Many of the short/medium- term objectives andthe strategies to attain these objectives could be viewed as special/temporary measures for accelerating equality.
Those objectives could be attained only through compliance with the principles established in the Charter.
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The Court's reasoning with regard to environmental treaties incompatible with military objectives could be expanded to all treaties which are incompatible with the maintenance of armed conflict.
But these objectives could only be achieved through a coordinated and consistent approach at the international level.
The Working Group urged that a whole systems approach be adopted towards SARD,recognizing that efforts towards achieving its multiple objectives could not focus on agricultural activities alone, but would have to embody other local assets, land-use planning and community development.
Those objectives could be achieved through global movements led by countries, such as Scaling Up Nutrition SUN.
The Department's mission statement rightly focused on key priorities that echoed the Millennium Declaration, and such objectives could be achieved only if the public was aware that development, security, human rights, justice and the rule of law were interlinked.
Those objectives could be achieved only if countries which were in a position to do so significantly increased their contributions to UNIDO.
The mission encouraged CSRD to opt for the shortest possible transition focusing on creating conditions for holding free and transparent elections,since an extended transition with long-term objectives could further destabilize the situation and keep away much needed international assistance.
Thus, progress in achieving those objectives could benefit especially from more-focused targeting of the specific vulnerable groups.
Those objectives could be achieved through education, study and awareness-raising, which could not be accomplished without adequate resource mobilization.
Some delegations indicated that these objectives could be met through ecosystem information, stock assessments and improved fishing methods.
Those objectives could be reached only through a clear, unambiguous and consensual text to which Member States would accede in high numbers and without reservations.
Thus, progress in achieving these objectives could benefit, in particular, from more focused targeting of these specific vulnerable groups.
These objectives could be achieved only in close cooperation with the FAO global forest resource assessment programme, and with the practical support from the global FRA.
We knew from experience that such objectives could only be achieved through strategic, nonviolent discipline and dignified outrage in our mobilizations.
Those objectives could only be attained if the results of UNCTAD's research and the lessons derived from its field operations reached the diverse individuals and institutions which shaped and implemented policies in member States.
It was suggested that these objectives could be achieved through new guidance that the Administrative Committee of the TIR Convention needs to issue to fulfil its responsibilities in two areas.
Those objectives could be achieved only if it possessed the necessary technologies and had the capacity to develop them in such a way as to make them compatible with the region's fragile environment.
It also concurred that these concerns and objectives could be met more appropriately by requiring States parties to human rights treaties to prepare an expanded core document which would be regularly updated, as well as treaty-specific targeted reports to individual treaty bodies.
The objectives could only be achieved if Member States were firmly committed to recognizing the rights of indigenous peoples through constitutional and legislative reforms and, above all, through their implementation at the national and international level.
That and other objectives could be attained only through the development of close, mutually beneficial cooperation among all the interested Member States.
Those national objectives could most effectively be achieved in an open and democratic society and in a clear framework for sustainable development.
These preliminary objectives could be used to inform the next phase of NIP development and would be subject to review and updating as additional information became available.
However, those objectives could be achieved only if people were aware of the issues and the links between development, security, human rights and the rule of law.
It was felt that those objectives could be achieved by means of an experiment in which interpreters would work from booths other than those of the conference room where the meetings were taking place, but still located at the same conference centre.
Those objectives could be achieved by establishing criteria which were generally applicable to the transaction, either by a general declaration or in reference to a specific transaction, rather than leaving the determination of the criteria to the discretion of the State.