Examples of using Structures needed in English and their translations into Russian
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In many cases, financiers see potential in a situation, but the structures needed to realize this potential are simply not in place.
The structures needed to guide consultation, implementation and monitoring were being put in place and the secretariat was committed to a participatory process involving all offices and staff.
IPCS is preparing guidelines on the administrative and other structures needed to strengthen national chemical safety programmes.
The Centre has provided advice on relevant issues, such as labour law and the judiciary,which are essential components of the legal and institutional structures needed for a market economy.
Existing field offices and operational structures needed to be strengthened, and the regional bureaux should be empowered to administer Desks in the programming and project management of the regions.
Fed by a booming illicit trade in arms and natural resources, these conflicts are threatening to erode the public values andthe legal and social structures needed to nurture and protect our youth.
Regulatory structures needed to focus on three other areas, namely the transformation of shadow banking into transparent market-based financing; the ending of too-big-to-fail; and the safety of derivative markets.
This has often meant seeking out the experience of professionals such as lawyers, tax advisors, accountants, financial advisors, notaries andregistrars in order to create the structures needed to move illicit funds unnoticed.
After reviewing some of the general issues, it looks more specifically at the institutional and legal structures needed to ensure a coordinated system of data collection and dissemination, and public participation/access.
Drawing on its widespread information networks and the skills and experience of its technical staff, FAO provides independent advice on agricultural policy and planning, andon the administrative and legal structures needed for development.
The international community must be able to support Governments emerging from conflict in building the core structures needed for(a) policy management and prioritization; and(b) aid coordination and public financial management.
In these schemes, the insurance is independently managed at the local level, andlocal units are sometimes integrated into larger structures that enhance both the insurance function and the support structures needed for improved governance.
The strategy, which was approved by the Management Committee in June 2014,will provide the basis and structures needed to strengthen learning and career support in the Secretariat and will do so in a more cost-effective way.
Drawing on its widespread information networks and the skills and experience of its technical staff, FAO provides independent advice on agricultural policy andplanning, and on the administrative and legal structures needed for development.
Although her delegation acknowledged that it was the Secretary-General's responsibility to decide on the structures needed to implement the programmes of the Organization, it wished to express concern at the suggestion in document A/49/336 that there was a lack of clarity in certain mandates, especially in the economic and social sectors.
Switzerland believes that it is important to build on past experiences and it is our hope that the first meeting of States parties, to be held in theLao People's Democratic Republic, will make it possible to set up the structures needed for the implementation of the provisions of the Convention.
The Heads of State orGovernment agreed that the Governments of SAARC countries would have to play a lead role in promoting the support structures needed for poverty eradication, including people's institutions and non-governmental organizations in the context of organizing the people and fostering decentralization and local self-governance and encouraging organization of the poor, in the context of their social and economic interests.
The continent's interest in the matter was expressed yet again at the most recent Organization of African Unity(OAU) Summit, held in Tunis in June this year,when the African States committed themselves to setting up the structures needed to implement the Convention and the annex relating to Africa.
Prioritization of Gender Justice within the UN System(including UN Peace Operations) andNew Institutional Structures Needed to Accelerate Progress on the Gender Justice Front.
Such structures need to be targeted in efforts to reduce vulnerability.
Finally, decision-making structures need to have legitimacy and credibility within indigenous communities.
These structures need more State support, including affordable accommodation.
As priorities change and emerge, structures need to reorient and redirect themselves.
These innovative structures need new development projects for implementation.
The new political structure needs to be strong and resilient, and the country united.
The structure needs to be reorganized and the pages rewritten.
The structure needs renovation.
It was therefore essential for all sectors of society andthe international community to take action to provide the basic support structure needed to strengthen the role of the family unit.
Systems and structures need to be devised and implemented following not only the way that ministries are differentiated, but also the way that they are coordinated to work together.
Furthermore, it was recently acknowledged that countries may lack the structure needed to engage in an endgame exercise 55.