Examples of using Implementation will require in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Madrid Plan of Action states that its implementation will require sustained action at all levels.
Implementation will require concrete national action with appropriate international support.
Regulations concerning IAS/IFRS are in place; however, implementation will require further technical and education support, both for managers and accountants.
Its implementation will require additional expenditure and economic sacrifices on the part of the Ukrainian people.
If the preparation andadoption of the document presented difficulties, its implementation will require greater effort and enduring commitment on our part.
However, their implementation will require financial support from the international financial institutions.
It is vital for all organizations concerned to be able to claim ownership of the system-wide ICT strategy,particularly so because its successful implementation will require a change of culture involving all the players.
Implementation will require coordination across several areas to be identified within the Joint Border Commission.
In the other sectors, the situation is more complex because implementation will require the amendment or revision of a considerable number of different legal texts and guidelines for application.
Implementation will require legislation and effective use of legal frameworks, sufficient financial investment in both prevention and response, and a focus on challenging harmful social and cultural norms which perpetuate violence.
Based on an analysis of best practices in results-based management,including the experiences of other United Nations agencies, implementation will require an integrated monitoring, evaluation, reporting and knowledge management system.
In the short run, the implementation will require certain investments, estimated to amount to some $25 million.
The implementation will require concerted effort by all, including the Government, the international community and civil society.
The law will take effect two years from the day it was passed, since its implementation will require some legal and technical infrastructures as reflected in one of the articles of the law, which stipulates the establishment of an information commission.
Its implementation will require a constitutional law, which the Government undertakes to draft with a view to its adoption by Parliament.
Furthermore, the first full year of implementation will require additional effort in the examination of opening balances and trial-run financial statements.
But implementation will require a certain degree of"breaking the mould" and will require a clear-eyed but committed approach on the part of senior management within ICT and in the user community.
The Act serves as a framework, and its implementation will require the development of Government regulations creating a mechanism for the establishment and functioning of such territories.
Implementation will require decisionmakers to actively engage with stakeholders to foster an enabling environment to encourage and facilitate these land management and land use decisions, recognizing that effective governance regimes can maximize the potential for success while protecting the rights of vulnerable individuals and communities.
Achieving full implementation will require that results-based approaches are fully integrated, from both the strategic and operational perspectives.
Its implementation will require significant resources: about 137 thousand million CFA francs-- about $197 million.
Its implementation will require a transformation of socioeconomic development paradigms, since purely technological fixes will not be sufficient.
Its implementation will require up to US$ 25 billion over a period of 10 years, not including food security, and is subject to revision.
However, its implementation will require resources in addition to our national budgets, and we therefore call on the international community to support this effort by mobilizing resources.
Accelerating implementation will require comprehensive and long-term strategies for preventing violence against women that address unequal power relations, change attitudes and realize women's human rights in all areas.
Also noting that intensified implementation will require partnership and enhanced cooperation at all levels, as well as enhanced support for human and institutional capacity development and considerably increased financial resources.
Its implementation will require not only a major effort on the part of all African leaders and their citizens but also a willingness on the part of the international community both to provide resources and to break with its conventional ways of addressing the challenges of development in Africa.
Liberia's progress in implementation will require strong leadership and ownership by relevant stakeholders, especially the Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy, as well as the effective ongoing management of human, financial and material resources.
Pursuing the implementation will require the recruitment, on a temporary basis, of personnel with information technology project management, accounting and auditing skills, and the joint involvement of the Investigation and Internal Audit Branches, and several other branches and divisions.