Examples of using Reforms envisaged in English and their translations into Russian
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What are the expected costs of the reforms envisaged?
The legislative reforms envisaged under the Linas-Marcoussis Agreement comprise some sixteen(16) texts.
To continue to introduce the judicial reforms envisaged in the Agreement;
He was confident that the reforms envisaged would enable UNITAR to deliver its services more efficiently in the years ahead.
A new military doctrine shall be formulated in accordance with the reforms envisaged in this Agreement.
The reforms envisaged under"people" focuses on recruiting, retaining and training capable and accountable staff.
Prompt and simultaneous adoption of all the reforms envisaged under the Marcoussis Agreement.
Some reforms envisaged in the minimum programme, such as limiting tax concessions and restricting non-budgetary expenditure, have already been put in place.
The meeting also examined draft legislation enacting the reforms envisaged under the Linas-Marcoussis Agreement.
The delay in securing ceasefire agreements has significantly hampered the timely implementation of the Arusha Agreement and the reforms envisaged therein.
Mrs. CUETO MILIÁN(Cuba)said that even though the reforms envisaged would have financial implications, they were indispensable.
Second, the Government should take the necessary measures to facilitate the early adoption by the National Assembly of the fundamental political reforms envisaged in the agreement.
Participation is the key to the reforms envisaged in this Agreement, and it was agreed to establish various commissions for this purpose.
During the biennium 2010-2011, the Office of the Assistant Secretary-General will focus on the implementation of human resources management reforms envisaged in resolution 63/250.
Regrettably, the deeper structural reforms envisaged in the peace accords have lagged far behind the advances in the political realm.
In Togo, the Government andthe opposition remained divided over modalities for the residual political and institutional reforms envisaged in the global political agreement signed in Lomé on 21 August 2006.
Mr. Garnier(Switzerland) said that the reforms envisaged would enable UNITAR to respond to the training and research needs of the United Nations and its users more effectively.
President Gbagbo and Prime Minister Diarra were called upon to take action to resume the effective functioning of theGovernment of National Reconciliation, and the Government was urged to address all remaining legal reforms envisaged under the Linas-Marcoussis Agreement without further delay.
The meeting considered some draft legislative reforms envisaged by the Linas-Marcoussis Agreement, including those related to the indemnity for the victims of war and the creation of a National Commission for Identification.
The parties committed themselves to the commencement of the disarmament, demobilization andreintegration process by 15 October, by which date the key legal reforms envisaged under the Linas-Marcoussis Agreement should be adopted and the necessary technical preparations for the process completed.
The statement added that the reforms envisaged should facilitate a steady provision, by the global financial system, of development finance to the less developed countries to cushion the effects of financial crises, when they occur.
Her delegation was concerned that Member States within the Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations had on several occasions unilaterally vetoed accreditation applications, orblocked them by means of perpetual questioning, and requested further details on the reforms envisaged by the Special Rapporteur.
In particular, the Kazakh delegation will present the reforms envisaged by the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan"On Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Improving Regulation of Entrepreneurial Activity.
Please indicate whether the reforms envisaged enable the State party to fulfil its obligations under the Covenant, in accordance with article 9 of the Covenant and taking into account the Committee's general comment No. 19(2007) on the right to social security, in particular as regards universal coverage and minimum benefit amounts.
As the reforms envisaged and the changes that have taken place since 1987 have not yet begun to remove, particularly in Africa, the deep-seated structural problems such as low productivity, underdeveloped human capital and lack of investment that are the root cause of poverty and lack of employment, amendments are urgently needed.
The reform envisaged changing that individual's title to Director-General.
The prison reform envisages the social, familial and occupational reintegration of detainees.
And given such an eventuality, the reform envisaged, well, I would no longer see any utility in those sanctions.
The reform envisages a significant reduction in the military ranks and, as a consequence, improved living conditions in barracks.
Such reform envisages a law to protect the rights of children and adolescents and the creation of a specialized criminal justice system for juvenile offenders.