Examples of using When resources in English and their translations into Russian
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When resources were squandered, they could not be used for more urgent purposes.
It is a continuous process and progress is possible even when resources are scarce.
But when resources are short and the price of each error is high, this becomes key.
This could be particularly difficult when resources needed to implement the conventions are limited.
When resources are not available, an interim or flash appeal has been issued to fund an immediate response.
Withholding of the annual budget when resources should be linked to the achievement of long-term objectives;
A focus on cost-effectiveness could also help inform the handling of referral cases when resources are constrained.
In these times, when resources are limited, we can provide a committed work force.
Such intervention may also address compensation to local populations when resources are used for other purposes, such as a national park.
During periods when resources were scarce, waste was recycled into new materials.
Projects within the respective mandates of TWGs will be included in the Work Plans upon the request of participating countries and when resources for implementation are assured.
Artificial ceiling for the budget when resources should be commensurate with the expected results to be achieved;
When resources are so scarce, it is particularly important that they be used in a way which reflects the Agency's dual functions in a balanced and equitable manner.
In Russia, feedback between the centre and the periphery- when resources go back as products and innovations- is broken.
Today, when resources are rapidly expanding, the need for innovation is also realized by small farms, and large agroholdings.
He noted that the programme had been slipping since 1996 when resources initially covering three years had been stretched to include a fourth year.
At a time when resources are scarce, innovative approaches to financing are needed to address the challenges of poverty reduction and sustainable economic development.
As part of the reform efforts, it is important that the United Nations periodically enunciate and evaluate priorities to be pursued,in particular in times when resources are limited but the demand for them is growing.
Societies cannot flourish when resources are pillaged to fuel violence and people are victimized by terror.
If the decision is to have a lower level of resources for the regular budget because of the increased needs of peacekeeping or tribunal budgets,then the designation of priorities for the regular budget becomes even more crucial when resources become scarce.
Furthermore, when resources are scarce and the needs are pressing, our response must be global, coordinated and fast.
How that could be achieved was a mystery,especially when resources were continually being diverted to the pursuit of a limited and often political agenda.
When resources are available, it develops and supports the adoption of cost-effective methodologies and supports countries to regularly provide mandated information to UNODC.
It requires respect for all groups and individuals and when resources are limited, the State has a positive duty to adopt measures to protect those most at risk.
When resources are restricted- which may be the case now and then- one could ask whether it wouldn't be better to concentrate on the question for which size classes, enumeration of all the units is absolutely necessary.
The first is critical even when resources are extremely limited and can be carried out at minimum cost as long as people are willing.
At a time when resources are scarce and so many new tasks have been entrusted to the United Nations, it is clear that a pruning of activities and rationalization of working methods must be done.
This remains a major challenge at a time when resources are not sufficient to address the day-to-day health-care needs of malaria-affected populations.
Peacekeeping fails when resources and strategies are not commensurate to meeting the challenge they pose-- as occurred repeatedly in the 1990s, for example in Rwanda and Sierra Leone.
The mid-term review meeting was held at a time when resources had already been almost fully committed, with resulting limited flexibility for initiating new activities.