Примеры использования Broad sectoral на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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reflecting general trends of a broad sectoral nature, and were of the view that the priorities indicated in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997 were appropriate.
Some delegations questioned the appropriateness of including internal oversight among the priorities of a broad sectoral nature, emphasizing that it was not in itself a substantive activity of the Organization
What are the opportunities for broader sectoral participation and involvement of national
criminal justice policies and strategies in broader sectoral rule of law or security sector reform plans?
This could provide helpful insights into the effects of particular interventions in terms of broader sectoral changes.
Those that have a broader sectoral focus often address only commitments made by few development partners such as the OECD countries,
A further complication in developing adaptation indicators relates to the difficulty in separating progress in adaptation from progress achieved by broader sectoral policies- in other words,
given the fact that the designation of priorities by the General Assembly reflected general trends of a broad sectoral nature, the specialized intergovernmental bodies should play a greater role in determining priorities at the subprogramme level.
The programme of work under this section falls under three of the five priorities of a broad sectoral nature decided by the General Assembly in its resolutions 45/253 of 21 December 1990
In order to address these priorities in a systematic way, the Palestinian Authority has tried to reflect public needs in terms of the four broad sectoral priorities which remain the same as in the first Palestinian Development Plan,
reflecting general trends of a broad sectoral nature; real growth;
The Committee decided that the priorities of a broad sectoral nature approved in the medium-term plan as well as in resolution 47/213 should be observed,
because of the decision of the Assembly that priorities should reflect general trends of a broad sectoral nature.
helped to highlight the difficulties associated with defining priorities other than those that reflected general trends of a broad sectoral nature, and demonstrated that resource allocation was a very crude instrument with which to measure relative priorities devoted to particular programmes.
reflecting general trends of a broad sectoral nature.
noted by the General Assembly in its resolution 45/253 of 21 December 1990 as well as general trends of a broad sectoral nature.
the Secretary-General suggested that the point of departure for the establishment of priorities reflecting general trends of a broad sectoral nature should be the medium-term plan
general trends of a broad sectoral nature); and at the level of the programme budget subprogramme,
the general trends of a broad sectoral nature referred to in paragraph 13 of the outline A/49/310.
as well as general trends of a broad sectoral nature as required by Assembly resolution 41/213 of 19 December 1986.