Examples of using Sometimes competing in English and their translations into Russian
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They can also be used in processes aimed at clarifying the sometimes competing perspectives of stakeholder groups.
How can the different and sometimes competing needs of different communities of interest in urban crime prevention strategies and action be reconciled?
States should try to define common reference points andbuild on areas of convergence between the many different and sometimes competing interests involved.
These parallel and sometimes competing partnerships or coalitions of interests challenge integrated approaches to policy-making and constrain implementation.
We believe that document A/C.1/65/L.39/Rev.1 represents the best result that could have been achieved in the light of the varied, and sometimes competing, concerns that were expressed in consultations.
It is critical that they balance those sometimes competing roles and ensure that appropriate and adequate resources are allocated for the effective functioning of the clusters that they lead.
We think our proposed plan for census 2000 data products will allow us to meet the multiple, and sometimes competing, challenges that face the first census of the next millennium.
However, these safeguards operate in the context of another broad and sometimes competing body of belligerent rights to freeze or otherwise control or restrict the resources of enemy nationals so as to deny them to the enemy State.
Nevertheless, the study could be of potential value to States in the formulation of principles of priority orhierarchy among the different sources of obligations for States and the varying, and sometimes competing, bases of criminal jurisdiction.
These safeguards, of course, operate in the context of another broad and sometimes competing body of belligerent rights to deny the resources of enemy nationals to the enemy State.
Looking broadly at policy-making in cities in the ECE region one is struck by the co-existence of more orless contradictory strategies indicating the presence of parallel, and sometimes competing, partnerships or coalitions of actors and interests.
Indeed, as the Panel previously reported, these networks are overlapping, yetthey remain distinct, with sometimes competing links to external financiers of the former Gbagbo regime.
Looking broadly at urban policy-making in Europe one is struck by the co-existence of strategies indicating the presence of parallel, and sometimes competing, and conflicting, partnerships or coalitions of actors and interests.
The central part of Burnside's group theory work was in the area of group representations, where he helped to develop some of the foundational theory,complementing, and sometimes competing with, the work of Ferdinand Georg Frobenius, who began his research in the subject during the 1890s.
At this time I would like to pay a special tribute to Ambassador Satya Nandan,under whose guidance as Chairman the Conference completed the difficult task of weaving together the sometimes competing interests that underlie the often complex and technical negotiations that allowed for an agreement.
Mr. Rastam(Malaysia) said that he appreciated the ongoing efforts to operationalize the"protect, respect and remedy" policy framework,which balanced the complementary but sometimes competing desires to promote and protect human rights while ensuring continued economic growth.
While the choice of target population is strictly related to the problem under study,the actual population that will be studied may nonetheless also be constrained by different, and sometimes competing, factors such as the sample frame, costs and availability of resources, accessibility of population and the attributes of the population.
This has led in some cases to the subordination of environmental priorities to the priorities of other policies,the watering-down of environmental responsibilities or their dispersal among various(sometimes competing) departments, weaker enforcement of and compliance with environmental regulations, less public financing for environmental investments and other serious problems.
However, UNICEF andUNHCR did not combine their orders to get bulk discounts from suppliers, and sometimes compete for production capacity within the same suppliers.
In other types of project, the service providers own and operate all the equipment necessary and sometimes compete with other suppliers for the provision of the relevant service.
It was pointed out, particularly in regard to the least developed countries(LDCs),that transport and trade facilitation issues sometimes competed with other more immediate priorities.
They sometimes compete with each other, and at times hardly know what other donors are doing.
Sometimes compete removal of the breast is necessary to achieve an optimal chance of cure.
United Nations organizations in the field sometimes compete with each other for the best staff through an array of different contracts and benefits.
Western influences, however,result in ongoing tension between competing and sometimes incompatible values.
Migrants were sometimes erroneously perceived as competing against the national labour force.
On the other hand,it has become increasingly challenging to balance diverse, sometimes mutually competing, interests of members, including within developed countries and developing countries.
Many health systems have gone through several, sometimes parallel and competing, generations of development and reform, shaped by national and international values and goals.
In Haiti, assistance has sometimes been rendered less effective by competing approaches.
Secondly, in the case of Africa, multiple RTAs have overlapping memberships,therefore resulting in competing and sometimes conflicting programmes of trade liberalization, high administrative and financial costs as well as stretching already scarce trade negotiating capacities.