Примеры использования Meaningful change на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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the Administration regarding human resources management had become so intractable that none of the parties could be objective enough to make meaningful change.
not given the priority that is required to achieve meaningful change.
Given that meaningful change could only come with time, through the consolidation of democracy
translating policy pledges into meaningful change for women's lives,
creating preconditions for meaningful change.
in a stunning reversal of fortune, produced the first tangible evidence of the onset of real and meaningful change.
Meaningful change should quicken the pace of the climate change negotiations at Poznan,
use of the veto, there is little prospect for any meaningful change on this aspect of the reform of decision-making in the Security Council.
For many, is what the sixty-third session of the General Assembly is all about: meaningful change for the good of all, meaningful change that will make a difference, meaningful change that will transform lives, meaningful change that will replace talk with action.
the potential for these elections to bring meaningful change and improvement to the human rights situation in Myanmar remains uncertain.
Given its achievements since its founding, our task is to provide the United Nations with a greater vision, to secure its continued participation in meaningful change, while attempting to engineer that change
we are the first to admit that a lot still needs to be done before we see a meaningful change in our collective efforts to control the disease.
sector alone can hope to achieve meaningful change, and therefore, the very process of designing risk reduction strategies, through partnerships in which human rights agencies, disaster risk reduction experts
She asked what factors, if any, could lead to meaningful change to the human rights situation in the country as a result of the elections,
of the Committee and hoped that there would be meaningful change in the composition and membership to reflect the increased membership of the United Nations as well as the membership in other organs of the United Nations system.
enable Member States to assess whether such new elements can lead to meaningful change.
Meaningful change will occur only if the municipal system that arose from the 1996 Law on Popular Participation
that there are concerns as to whether the government's commitment to electoral reforms will translate to concrete and meaningful change in the electoral system.
can bring about meaningful change in the complex world in which we live.
data collection exercises with a frequency of less than five years may not identify meaningful changes.