Examples of using It is necessary to adopt in English and their translations into Spanish
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This means that it is necessary to adopt a positive policy.
This zone has different dimensions andforms according to the angle of inclination of the roof so it is necessary to adopt minimum heights Fig. 2.
It is necessary to adopt urgent measures to fill vacancies in the language services of the office.
However, it is necessary to adopt a broader framework of analysis in order to overcome the historical and geographical determinism of classical Geopolitics.
In order to reach the status of"equitable city", it is necessary to adopt public-space centred urban strategies.
In this regard, it is necessary to adopt a system-wide approach so that we can guarantee the observance of migrants' rights and maintain a focus on migration issues.
Depending on the thermal scene andthe related temperature range it is necessary to adopt the integration time on the camera.
It is necessary to adopt a balanced legal instrument that creates conditions for the effective implementation and use of universal jurisdiction within the international community.
RECOGNIZING that, for the proper implementation of this provision, it is necessary to adopt appropriate criteria, considering both biological and trade factors;
In the short term, it is necessary to adopt confidence-building measures that would contribute to launching the foundations of a new type of relationship between the peoples of both sides of the Mediterranean.
Concerning air quality, as there have been exceedings of the limit values established by the European Union, it is necessary to adopt measures that help to maintain a good air quality.
On the contrary,in view of the above(Question 2), it is necessary to adopt a single or unified legal regime for aerospace objects, exactly to make their use less complicated.
Thirdly, it referred to the importance of the legal principle that calls for an independent interpretation of the Convention vis-à-vis national law,for which purpose it is necessary to adopt a methodology different from that used in applying domestic law.
We have learned from the crises of the last few years that it is necessary to adopt an integrated and comprehensive approach, more efficient mechanisms for coordinating our policies, and a global and coordinated course of action.
It is necessary to adopt an integrated pedagogical model in order to reach this objective: a journey that allows the formative community to cooperate with the action of the Holy Spirit, ensuring a proper balance between the different dimensions of formation.
However, it agrees with the Office of Internal Oversight Services that it is necessary to adopt a systemic, enterprise-wide approach that is designed to meet the needs of the entire Organization.
In this context, it is necessary to adopt adequate legislation and a proper implementation mechanism, formulated in a participatory manner with indigenous peoples and Afro-Colombian communities. OHCHR-Colombia offers its support and advice in this process.
On the contrary, the suspension provisions in the international instruments specifically foresee that in certain circumstances it is necessary to adopt exceptional measures that require the temporary suspension of certain rights precisely for the purpose of protecting democratic institutions and the rule of law in the face of terrorist threats.
It is necessary to adopt and put into practice quality control systems that reflect international standards, and to establish a body which would supervise quality certification at the national level and would be recognized internationally for that purpose.
Since it is impossible for individual States to face these threats alone, it is necessary to adopt cooperative security policies to eliminate the potential risk of conflicts and to strengthen the stability and security of legal regimes.
In view of this situation, it is necessary to adopt measures that are more just and less prejudicial, so that debtor countries can pay their external debt without hindering their development or requiring further sacrifices on the part of the poorest segments of their populations.
In order to design a comprehensive municipal decentralisation agenda, it is necessary to adopt an“open-system” perspective of decentralisation, linking the three complementary and interdependent dimensions of decentralisation, i.e. political, administrative and fiscal.
That it is necessary to adopt provisions supplementary to those of the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Civil Aviation, done at Montreal on 23 September 1971, to deal with such unlawful acts of violence at airports serving international civil aviation, Have agreed.
At the same time, we believe that it is necessary to adopt special procedural regulations for those being tried or convicted for the crimes of terrorism and kidnap, in order to prevent them from enjoying the benefits which would allow them to evade the action of justice.
In this connection, it is necessary to adopt and to implement strictly the guarantee measures of the nuclear security system in order to decrease the size of the more and more sophisticated arsenals, guided by the Treaty on the Limitation of Anti-Ballistic Missile Systems.
Accordingly, in discussing item 5 of the agenda it is necessary to adopt a comprehensive and integrated approach whereby any decision to amend any of the five instruments may be taken only in conjunction with a decision to introduce the corresponding amendment in the remaining four instruments.
Moreover, it is necessary to adopt innovative growth strategies that can help Governments to identify binding constraints to growth as well as the sources of growth potential at a disaggregated level, and design incentive mechanisms to channel resources to sectors with the highest potential for growth and employment generation.
We therefore acknowledge that it is necessary to adopt preventive measures to meet the many needs in the areas of food, health, housing, drinking water, education, work training, labour, fair wages, productivity, competitiveness and access to opportunity, as well as to establish and strengthen democracy, good governance and respect for human rights.