Examples of using They should develop in English and their translations into Russian
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During any type of trend they should develop a specific strategy.
They should develop ways of countering the negative consequences for women of such policies.
For Ukrainian universities to be internationally competitive, they should develop their infrastructure.
To this end, they should develop and implement appropriate partnerships.
Where two or more national governments have a common interest in a given area they should develop a joint VTS in consultation with one another.
Where possible, they should develop their own assistance programmes.
It is recommended that each Party should undertake programs of systematic observations in accordance with national plans which they should develop in concert with the overall strategy for global climate observations.
They should develop capacity, including for overseeing and coordinating the sector.
Every unit should have a clinical audit lead and they should develop their own portfolios of clinical audits.
They should develop their human resources through education and better health services.
The experts recalled that under this agenda item they should develop of integrated time schedules and tariffs for rail services- cargo trains- along the EATL routes.
They should develop adult-literacy schemes for minority women who missed out on education.
If Member States are to take poverty alleviation seriously, they should develop social investment strategies and effective employment policies with a strong focus on families experiencing poverty.
They should develop plans and programmes to ensure the effective political participation of all sectors of society.
Where two or more Administrations or competent authorities have a common interest in establishing a VTS in a particular area, they should develop a coordinated vessel traffic service on the basis of an agreement between them.
They should develop instruments to ensure that services are available, safe, acceptable, accessible and affordable;
So that Governments are able to meet their responsibilities for implementation at the national level, they should develop their partnerships with local authorities, the private sector, non-governmental organizations, women, youth and vulnerable and disadvantaged groups.
They should develop, to grow, to build long-term plans of their lives and the future of the country,- said Victor Vasilievich.
They should develop programmes to ensure access to adequate water services in line with the Millennium Development Goals.
They should develop monitoring mechanisms to assess the impact of policy on different sectors of society including minorities.
They should develop their productive capacities, add value to their exports, and improve their competitiveness.
They should develop an international framework for authentication, reconciliation and standardization of end-user certificates.
They should develop effective protection programmes where necessary, defined by law and including early-warning systems.
They should develop effective protection programmes, where necessary, that are defined by law and include early-warning systems.
Second, they should develop and coordinate common positions on global economic issues and be transformed into strong platforms of common interest.
They should develop donor-friendly materials showing the impact of the Fund's work and invite grantees to donor meetings to discuss their work.
They should develop strategies to increase the level of minority women's participation with specific targets, including by ensuring gender-balanced representation within their ranks.
They should develop coherent and integrated system-wide approaches to the achievement of key development objectives, which can be effectively translated into national policies and strategies.
They should develop mechanisms to more accurately monitor their progress in facilitating trade and more effectively prioritize the implementation of trade facilitation measures.
They should develop a coordinated and systematic policy, with the participation of the indigenous peoples, that cuts across the various ministries concerned with indigenous issues.