Examples of using Use of existing tools in English and their translations into Russian
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Making better use of existing tools will help.
Those deaths could be prevented through the comprehensive use of existing tools.
Use of existing tools through better implementation of existing agreements.
Some of the needs could be met through the use of existing tools and guides.
Making better use of existing tools, such as the daily Journal and the indicative schedule of work;
The workshop noted the need for an integrated approach to manage reactive nitrogen and make full use of existing tools.
The informal working group will make use of existing tools, consider and develop the results of ongoing research and validation programmes.
All opportunities to simplify the verification process(in particular by making use of existing tools, procedures and checks) will be grasped.
The proper use of existing tools for securing claims and the disclosure of information excludes the situation where nothing can be done.
For their part, end-users need to be pro-active, understanding andopen to the process of introducing new technologies in the field and to make use of existing tools.
Make use of existing tools and guidance to build legal and national infrastructures for the sound management of chemicals and wastes through cost recovery systems;
The implementation of trade facilitation measures needs to rely on local knowledge, build on regional trade and transport facilitation networks,and make use of existing tools.
Flag States also need to make better use of existing tools to assess their effectiveness, including the IMO Voluntary Member State Audit Scheme see paras. 193-194 above.
Experts discussed and exchanged views on various issues, principles and processes relating to different approaches forestablishing reference emission levels, the availability of data and the use of existing tools and methodologies.
The Partnership was urged to make use of existing tools for information sharing, such as the Partner Report on Support to Statistics(PRESS) initiated and conducted by the Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century PARIS21.
The United Nations system should, in our opinion, take a more proactive, rather than reactive, approach to extremism and terrorism issues,making a more creative use of existing tools, including the special political missions.
In addition, the use of existing tools and best practices should help reduce the overall cost of implementation, as the project will be drawing on work already completed by international standards organisations.
The Secretary-General is committed, in order to conduct thorough assessments of the rule of law sector, to fostering the use of existing tools and to developing new tools that are rooted in the political economy of a country and fully reflect individual complexities and power structures;
The Security Council may wish to encourage States to make use of existing tools, such as the“SaferGuard” quick-response mechanism, which allows for the rapid deployment of experts to assist in ammunition handling, evidence collection and disposal, where requested, to assist them in enforcing arms embargoes.
Urges parties to the Convention to facilitate the transfer of technology for the effective implementation of the Convention in accordance with its provisions, andin this regard calls for a more effective use of existing tools, such as the clearing-house mechanism of the Convention, with a view to promoting and facilitating scientific and technical cooperation, knowledge-sharing and information exchange and establishing a fully operational network of parties and partners;
Such training seminars would include the use of existing tools such as the UNODC Mutual Legal Assistance Request Writer Tool; case studies on mutual assistance and the confiscation and recovery of assets; and hands-on preparation of court documents and mock applications for asset restraint and confiscation orders before serving judges.
Considering that some of the proposed functions could be provided through redeployment or the use of existing tools, the Advisory Committee recommended acceptance of 8 posts, on a temporary basis for the biennium 2010-2011, out of the 17 posts requested.
Speakers encouraged States to make full use of existing tools, such as secure information platforms, manuals on mutual legal assistance prepared in the context of the Group of Eight and the Group of Twenty and the knowledge products developed by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime UNODC.
The aim of these joint ventures is to contribute to the dissemination andpromotion of the active use of existing tools and cooperation channels, such as INTERPOL's new iARMS initiative, as well as to address important cross-cutting themes such as the human rights dimension of criminal investigation and prosecution of complex crimes.
The view was expressed that the Committee should make full use of existing tools, including those developed in the framework of the Group on Earth Observations and the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites, and avoid the establishment of redundant mechanisms.
The aim of these joint ventures is to contribute to the dissemination andpromotion of the active use of existing tools and cooperation channels, such as the new International Criminal Police Organization(INTERPOL) Illicit Arms Records and Tracing Management System(iARMS), as well as to address important cross-cutting themes such as the human rights dimension of the criminal investigation and prosecution of complex crimes.
Obstacles to the use of existing policy support tools and methodologies.
Ensuring broader dissemination and more effective use of existing methodologies and tools must be a priority.
This would allow for the use of existing monitoring tools to systematically track government performance based on outstanding receivables.
By making best use of existing infrastructure, products and tools;