Примеры использования Most in need на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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focusing in particular on serving those populations most in need.
Technical cooperation should be focused on countries most in need, should be demand-driven
that this should be concentrated on countries most in need.
Hopefully that is a little better than we closed and, those most in need, get overcome tough situations that are living.
Promises must be kept and resources must be provided to help those most in need, in cooperation with the Government
Dr Wainberg was a passionate advocate for ensuring that HIV treatment reached the people most in need and spoke out against AIDS denialism when it threatened the response to HIV.
Today the Council has taken steps to ensure that humanitarian aid reaches those most in need in Syria.
are frequently the poorest, the most disease-afflicted and the most in need of low-cost drugs.
Especially, when our ministry is aimed at those who are most in need and, as Pope Francis says, are on the margins of society.
targeted action plans and real implementation, reaching those audiences and populations most in need or at risk.
the difficulties of accessing those most in need.
especially those most in need.
expertise to the countries most in need.
This policy was used to identify the missions most in need of Enhanced Rapidly Deployable Capacities
He was always such a way that some people use those who are most in need of assistance.
Survey data for 2,175 households in the three northern governorates has enabled the United Nations to identify more clearly areas most in need of humanitarian inputs.
Minorities needed to be further empowered to ensure that funds for development reached those most in need of such aid.
Such efforts should include target measures to improve the living conditions of those children and families most in need.
the so-called Social Missions, whose general aim is to implement social development programmes aimed in particular at the populations most in need.
help empower those most in need, particularly in times of crisis.