Examples of using Some reforms in English and their translations into Russian
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The Council has made some reforms.
Some reforms we did not achieve.
I mean especially some reforms.
Some reforms are long overdue and sorely needed.
Fourth, in recent years the country has undertaken some reforms, particularly in the legal field.
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Some reforms are costly and others are not.
Since the commencement of deliberations on these important matters, some reforms in the working methods of the Security Council have occurred.
Some reforms have begun; many are needed.
As the Committee is aware, certain recommendations by the Working Group were adopted by the Committee that enabled it to make some reforms.
Some reforms to pricing have been implemented, but much more needs to be done.
Access to information about public procurement is still complicated, though some reforms were developed in this field recently.
Some reforms have also been undertaken within the police force, with the appointment of a new Police Director.
Conclusion is made about that surveyors as awhole have positively valued activity Russian-American company in colony and have offered some reforms.
Accordingly, some reforms to the present regime of privileges and immunities are advisable.
In this area, the Forum successfully reached consensus regarding the ratification of 14 conventions of the International Labour Organization and some reforms to the Labour Code.
Some reforms may require technical assistance, while others depend more on political will.
Of course, since the independence, each country has been made some reforms and transformations to improve the investment climate and business environment.
Some reforms can be undertaken at the national level, whereas others depend on cooperation with neighbouring countries.
SCST, in cooperation with the NAS andthe Ministry of Education should consider some reforms of the educational system to meet the needs of economic development, including.
Hence, some reforms in government policy would appear essential, in such areas as capital control and investment regulations.
While it was clear that the Security Council and the Secretariat, in particular the Department of Peacekeeping Operations,were making efforts to increase effectiveness in that area, some reforms were needed.
In the early 1990s, UNDP sponsored some reforms of legislative and judicial systems in response to demands from the States concerned.
In 1995, some reforms were introduced in the seminars organized by UNITAR to enhance the substantive and academic quality of the programme.
The Second Committee might need to introduce some reforms, for example by streamlining its agenda and resolutions that were duplicative with the post-2015 development agenda.
Some reforms envisaged in the minimum programme, such as limiting tax concessions and restricting non-budgetary expenditure, have already been put in place.
This growing involvement of MICs will entail some reforms to the international cooperation system, with the effective participation of all stakeholders.
Some reforms, such as increased use of absorption clauses in hull policies, will be possible to implement through action by the insurance industry alone, others would require more general agreement among the maritime community.
It is worth repeating that there have been some reforms of the law, particularly on penal justice, concerning appeal against decisions and sentences and the presence of a defence lawyer.
Some reforms had already borne fruit, such as the international integrated planning of peacekeeping operations at every stage, the improvement of military expertise for decisions on conflict prevention and settlement and the promotion of closer cooperation with regional organizations.
The Government deserves credit for having enacted some reforms in partial fulfilment of the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur, and for having reduced the number of killings perpetrated by Government forces.