Examples of using To react swiftly in English and their translations into Russian
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Secondly, effective crisis management presupposes the ability to react swiftly.
Such oversight would make it possible to react swiftly to violations of the protocol's provisions.
Their location enables UNOMIG to cooperate closely with the collective peace-keeping forces of CIS and to react swiftly to incidents.
What we need is the ability to react swiftly to events in the world, flexibility of agenda and substantive discussion.
This gives us unrivalled flexibility and allows us to react swiftly to emergency orders.
MIPONUH was compelled to react swiftly to what appeared to have been some of the worst human rights abuses by HNP officers since the restoration of constitutional order and the inception of HNP in 1995.
Operating our own manufacturing plant fitted with modern hi-tech equipment enables us to react swiftly to the requirements of the ever-changing market.
My country did its best to react swiftly to the expressions of need of the Government of Madagascar by making available water-purification materials, equipment to shelter its people and electrical and telecommunications equipment, as well as other technical equipment, all sent very quickly both by air and by sea.
The European Union has made great headway in developing battle groups,thus increasing our ability to react swiftly in crisis situations.
At the same time,the United Nations must study how to react swiftly and decisively when faced with situations requiring humanitarian action.
There is a growing need in the current circumstances for the capacity to predict emergency situations,to prepare for them in advance, and to react swiftly to them.
First comprehensive GHG emissions assessment at Magadan BU Polyus aims to react swiftly to the fast-changing Russian legislative base governing GHG management.
This is considered to be a welcome development as the Attorney-General is in a better position than the Council of Ministers to react swiftly to any such complaint.
This underlines the need for the international community to be able to react swiftly and in unity in order to prevent the spread of violence and human suffering.
The Special Committee recognizes that shortened procurement times are required should the United Nations wish to fulfil its commitment to react swiftly to conflicts and to deploy rapidly.
For lack of suitable resources,the medical supplies service is unable to react swiftly if there is a sudden drop in the strategic supplies of drugs and medical supplies ordered from international companies.
Due to the need for so many sailors to work onshore, Brueys had not deployed any of his lighter warships as scouts,which left him unable to react swiftly to the sudden appearance of the British.
It was reported, however,that the army had told officers and soldiers to react swiftly and to stop and detain, if necessary, any Jew using his weapon against Palestinians when not coming under attack by firearms. Jerusalem Post, 10 November 1994.
Where localized conflicts and flare-ups occur, UNMIS continues to juggle resources at its disposal, butis now increasingly able to react swiftly in an effort to contain crises before they spin out of control.
The rapid-response capacity launched in 2006 to allow the Office to react swiftly to deteriorating human rights situations, including through prompt staff and expert deployment, has been significantly strengthened over the years and increasingly activated, including to support ad hoc independent international missions mandated by the Human Rights Council.
The helicopter capability in theatre was enhanced significantly from early 2009,enabling EUFOR to react swiftly to situations and project forces to remote areas in a short time frame.
While the new Council's first session enabled it to make some important progress in terms of standards, we must now bolster its establishment by providing it with all the means and instruments it needs-- including special procedures-- to promote the cause of human rights and to react swiftly and effectively to specific situations of serious human rights violations.
The representative of the Netherlands, speaking on behalf of the European Union,welcomed UNCTAD' efforts to react swiftly to the conclusion of UNCTAD XI and its attempt to integrate the Conference outcomes into the work remaining to be done during the biennium 2004-2005.
First, in terms of performance: excellent and famed dancers from St. Petersburg Tatyana Tarabanova and Tatyana Sherban were specifically auditioned to test not only their dance skills butalso their ability to react swiftly to changing circumstances and improvise, both bodily and verbally.
The Special Committee recognizes that shortened procurement times are required should the United Nations wish to fulfil its commitment to react swiftly to conflicts and deploy rapidly, and requests the Secretary-General to undertake a comprehensive review of the procurement and requisitioning process.
The unanimous international condemnation of the coup d'état and the assassinations of Burundi's Head of State and a number of the country's leaders, along with the spontaneous convergence of the various types of action taken internationally are all legitimate grounds for satisfaction for us all inasmuch asthey bear witness to the international community's capacity to react swiftly and effectively when the ideals we share are threatened or flouted.
Mr. Maksym Sokoliuk, Head of the State Migration Service of Ukraine,emphasized that increased mobility of persons in the contemporary world poses a significant challenge for the governments who need to react swiftly and plan for many years ahead including modernizing their ICT systems, and in this context the meeting got extremely useful.
The wide scope of the humanitarian problems generated by situations of war or natural disaster that today affect vast regions of the world-- in particular numerous developing countries-- shows that it is indispensable and urgent that we strengthen the means available to the United Nations to react swiftly and effectively, with a view to ensuring that we meet the vital needs of civilian populations, particularly vulnerable persons such as women and children.
I should like to stress that UNMIH has signalled to those who might be tempted to try to prevent the Mission from accomplishing its mandate that it will react swiftly and firmly to any attempt to foment instability.
Experience shows that this de facto standing nature has enabled the Council to react more swiftly to human rights emergencies.