Examples of using This will be particularly in English and their translations into Russian
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This will be particularly the case when working out new accountability arrangements.
Improve shelter conditions,bearing in mind that this will be particularly beneficial to the health of women and children.
This will be particularly crucial in the context of the Aid for Trade initiative.
It is anticipated that this will be particularly challenging in a highly charged political atmosphere as provincial and national elections loom in 2013 and 2014, respectively.
This will be particularly important in view of population growth and the resultant urban explosion.
This will be particularly interesting year for Hong Kong, as it continues its march to full democracy.
This will be particularly important if specific measures are put forward as core measures.
This will be particularly important with regard to issues being addressed jointly by the SBSTA and the SBI.
This will be particularly the case in 1994, when we are to conclude not one but two rather difficult items.
This will be particularly demanding in 2011, given that it is the first year that the Executive Board will be operating.
This will be particularly relevant when the issues under consideration include the trafficking of children from one country to another.
This will be particularly important in the case of 2001 expenses associated with the creation of the global network of policy specialists.
Although this will be particularly true in Western Europe,this will increasingly be a common perspective for all ECE Governments.
This will be particularly important if any proposals on this matter reach the General Assembly and the budgetary bodies of the Organization.
This will be particularly challenging given the absence of a formal national security apparatus and the extreme fragility of the State.
This will be particularly important when the information is to be used for investment decisions or raising of funds for a project.
This will be particularly important in the case of standing expert groups, since the continuity of the work will depend on continuity of funding.
This will be particularly critical with respect to any royalty-based resource rent capture scheme that is ultimately adopted.
This will be particularly important when the division of responsibilities between the SBSTA and the SBI is not clear see paragraph 52 below.
This will be particularly critical for sub-Saharan African countries, landlocked countries in general and small island developing States.
This will be particularly important in relation to students from developing countries who face greater challenges when competing in the global market place.
This will be particularly relevant for broadband Internet access and use, coverage by 3G and 4G signals and for the availability of relevant content in local languages.
This will be particularly difficult in the case of some developing countries and some countries with economies in transition that are experiencing extreme resource constraints.
This will be particularly important since, at the request of the Government, most of the activities of ONUB are currently expected to be completed by the end of 2006.
This will be particularly useful where a mission's role is intimately linked with the development of the host Government's capacity to maintain public safety, as in Liberia.
This will be particularly important for developing countries and countries in transition so as to make better use of MT services from competitive domestic transport providers.
This will be particularly important if full advantage is to be taken of the new streamlined procedures for leasing and reimbursement for contributions of troops and equipment.
This will be particularly important in sectors that, together, account for approximately 85 per cent of industrial energy use and constitute major sources of GHG emissions and other pollution.
This will be particularly so in the exceptional situation where a staff member's second reporting officer is unavailable and there is no other manager to play the role of second reporting officer.
This will be particularly important for the predictability of the funding as UNFPA embarks on a new strategic plan cycle for 2014-2017 and the integrated budget, 2014-2017, under the guidance and commitment of the Executive Board and the Member States.
