Examples of using Developments should in English and their translations into Spanish
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Developments should be applied and tested.
The Board agrees with the Department for Economic andSocial Information and Policy Analysis that such developments should be integrated with similar facilities within IMIS.
Such developments should be acknowledged with appreciation.
From time to time heard rumors about catching individual representatives of this species in the coastal zone of the Baltic Sea, but these developments should be viewed as random- chub is a freshwater fish.
Our developments should lead us in this direction.”.
Decolonization, new non-nuclear global players, the end of the cold war,the increase in United Nations membership to 191 countries-- all those developments should be mirrored in the composition and working methods of the Security Council.
These developments should be compatible with cost accounting.
Notwithstanding the implications of recent economic crises for development cooperation in general, those developments should contribute to a positive outlook for the establishment of a technology bank and a science, technology and innovation supporting mechanism for the least developed countries.
Developments should unlock functionality and improve the user experience.
Indeed, those developments should be welcomed and further enhanced.
Developments should go in this direction, preserving the essence of mechanics.
The report will then analyse whether such developments should be progressively extended to all the funds and programmes and specialized agencies of the United Nations system, based on a cost-benefit analysis.
Those developments should set the stage for an inclusive and genuine dialogue.
These new developments should be certified before putting them into production.
Changes and developments should be consulted with participants through committees.
Such developments should be ready, that is initially clear about what, how and why you are doing.
Such developments should be taken into account by Governments in accordance with their national priorities.
In our view these developments should enable us to start without delay negotiations on anti-personnel landmines.
These developments should allow the Government to proceed with the fulfilment of its obligations under the Transitional Federal Charter.
Such developments should measure what is valuable for all learners to ensure consistency and reinforce inclusive values and practice.
Such developments should serve as a guide in our efforts to adapt our existing mechanisms to the threats of the changing security environment.
Those developments should be seen as positive evidence of a"from local to global" approach to human rights implementation.
Such recent developments should contribute significantly to the ability to analyse policies and formulate action plans at the national and regional levels.
Such developments should reinvigorate the Committee's work, and facilitate its adoption of the relevant resolutions so important to the overall process.
All these developments should help lay the groundwork for rebuilding confidence and for getting the peace process in the Middle East back on the right track once again.
We believe that those developments should be reflected in the General Assembly's draft resolution in an appropriate manner, and urge member States to cooperate in that regard.
These developments should be accompanied by adopting appropriate open-data policies and adequate funding and training of the required personnel in the use of new technologies.
Therefore, new developments should be platform-independent, follow open standards, and should use a highly modularized layered architecture with open APIs.
These developments should be welcomed and the Somali stakeholders should be encouraged to pursue and intensify their efforts and to put the interest of their country above any other considerations.
These developments should be matched by innovative and cooperative measures to ensure the continued relevance and respect of the international non-proliferation regime, including safety and environmental standards, security guidelines and safeguards requirements.