Examples of using Systemic solution in English and their translations into Spanish
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New systemic solutions are already out there.
Let us recapitulate how this parallel track would provide a full systemic solution to the seven problems described at the outset.
In 2011, a White Paper on Education in Slovenia was published,which includes an analysis of the school system and proposes systemic solutions.
Second, the available systemic solutions for that crisis.
As to a systemic solution on surpluses, since the discussions had not resulted in a solution, the question would not be pursued for the time being.
Since stigma is so complex and so deeply engrained in society, permeating different spheres, preventing andcombating it requires holistic approaches and systemic solutions.
Our partnership fosters the development of more solutions, add systemic solutions to the mix, and serve as a broker of a continuously growing portfolio of solutions that work.
It was the result of regulatory failure to guard against excessive risk-taking in the financial system of industrialized countries and required a systemic solution.
The Rapporteur of the Subcommittee on Budget andFinance recalled that several attempts to reach consensus on a systemic solution concerning the surplus in the Administrative Part of the Budget had failed.
The emergence of new actors-- including regional bodies,international NGOs, foundations and the private sector-- has opened opportunities for systemic solutions.
With regard to the systemic solution for the use of surplus in the Administrative Part of the Budget, the Subcommittee agreed to defer discussion on a systemic solution for the use of surplus in the Administrative Part of the Budget.
In order to avoid such a situation arising in the future,the Member States agreed to engage in a budget reform discussion in an attempt to find a systemic solution to fund the core structure.
Budget and Finance recommended that the Council adopt the revised Draft Resolution on a systemic solution for the use of surplus in the Administrative Part of the Budget, as amended in the light of the discussion.
It was also decided that a systemic solution on the use of the budgetary surplus would be discussed later and that the Administration should prepare a new proposal and more information on the question for the next session of the SCBF.
Furthermore, it was important to bear in mind that contributions earmarked for the Administrative Part of the Budget should be used solely for that part of the budget andthat efforts should be made to find a systemic solution to the issue of budget surpluses.
The Subcommittee considered the report on a possible systemic solution for the use of surplus in the Administrative Part of the Budget(MC/2085), which contained in its annex a draft resolution for submission to the Council.
The Executive Committee invited the Administration to engage in informal consultations with Member States concerning the use of assessed contributions from new Member States in 2001 and a systemic solution, in preparation for the forthcoming meetings of the governing bodies.
Systemic solution for the relocation of Roma settlements has been taken into consideration by the Council of the Government of the Republic of Serbia for the improvement of the status of Roma and the implementation of the Decade of Roma inclusion.
Regarding administrative matters, the principle of zero nominal growth should be maintained in 2002 and 2003;efforts should continue to find a systemic solution to the problem of use of surpluses; and countries should be urged to pay arrears in their assessed contributions.
Concerning the item on the systemic solution for the use of surplus in the Administrative Part of the Budget, the Executive Committee endorsed the recommendation of the Subcommittee on Budget and Finance to defer discussion on a systemic solution.
One delegate suggested that formal and informal consultations should be held on the subject in order to establish flexible, fair and reliable procedures, andthe continuing need to find a systemic solution to the use of surpluses in the Administrative Part of the Budget was emphasized by several speakers.
The Council also adopted important decisions on a systemic solution for the use of the surplus in the Administrative Part of the Budget and on an increased overhead charge of 12 per cent as a solution to the challenge of funding the increasing cost of staff security through UNSECOORD.
After absorbing the above-mentioned increase in the provision for doubtful receivables of CHF 191,285, the administrative programme ended with asurplus of CHF 91,676, which will be carried forward for use in accordance with Council Resolution No. 1077 of 4 December 2002 Systemic solution for the use of surplus in the Administrative Part of the Budget.
Second, there was no systemic solution for claims of other economic subjects in regard to privatized enterprises: claims of other enterprises and banks from the rest of the territory of the Republic of Serbia, debts guaranteed by the State, foreign debts guaranteed by banks beyond Kosovo and Metohija, the issue of linked enterprises etc.
By supporting the project of baby hatches, the Slovak Republic joined a large number of States Members of the United Nations where similar projects known as"baby boxes" or"baby windows" have existed already for several decades, andbecome part of the systemic solution for saving the lives of unwanted children and one of the reasons for a fall in the number of newborns found dead.
The Ministry of Health in cooperation with the Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs andFamily drafted a proposal of a systemic solution for long-term provision of institutional care to clients with mental and behavioural disorders in specialised establishments under the competence of the Ministry of Health Resolution of the Government No. 162 of 20 February 2002.
Concerning a systemic solution for the use of surplus in the Administrative Part of the Budget- a question upon which agreement had been long awaited several rounds of informal consultations had taken place in the course of 2002, as a result of which a draft resolution representing a compromise solution had been recommended by the Subcommittee for approval by the Council.
The Subcommittee adopted its agenda which included items on the status report on outstanding contributions to the Administrative Part of the Budget; summary update on the Programme andBudget for 2002; systemic solution for use of surplus in the Administrative Part of the Budget; statement by a representative of the Staff Association; Programme and Budget for 2003; and report on human resources.
As to the use of surplus in the Administrative part of the Budget,the Council decided that further consideration of a systemic solution for the use of budget surpluses be postponed until the next session of the Subcommittee on Budget and Finance, pending further consultations, and that the use of the remaining balance from the 1997 surplus be discussed separately at the same session, in the light of the Financial Report for 1999.
Mindful that there could be years where a surplus is generated when the entire budget is not consumed or the provision for doubtful receivables decreases due to a large payment of outstanding contributions,Member States have approved a systemic solution for the use of surpluses in the Administrative Part of the Budget, whereby any surplus equal to or less than 1 per cent of the budget can be made available to the Administration for non-recurrent expenditure.