Примеры использования Need to reduce на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Tests have shown the need to reduce baking temperature by 25-30 C because of the increased color surface crusting
Also stresses the need to reduce food losses
Given the need to reduce the fiscal burden of transport infrastructure,
Need to Reduce Greenhouse Gas(GHG) Emissions
Access to an independent source of energy and the need to reduce the emission of CO2 were reason enough to make the decision to begin construction of the first Polish nuclear power plant.
inter alia, the need to reduce the reporting requirements of the Secretariat,
Need to reduce the cost of information system ownership through more effective solutions to technological challenges.
There remains a need to reduce the burden on counterpart agencies by simplification
Over past decades, the need to reduce production costs has driven many production sites to Asia.
One delegation stressed the need to reduce the physical attractiveness of cluster munitions to civilians
In particular, there was a need to reduce the"brain-drain", to create synergistic activities
Need to reduce the sue of the masut at the power plants through its substitute by the other fuel types;
Green logistics and the need to reduce CO2 emissions should also be a key driver for the rail freight market.
The 2008 food and energy crises highlighted the need to reduce such countries' dependency on fossil fuels.
We also acknowledge the need to reduce their vulnerability to natural disasters through disaster preparedness and risk reduction,
The Secretary-General said that we also need to reduce trade barriers
The study stresses that disarmament is broadly focused on the need to reduce armaments, with a view to their complete elimination,
The need to reduce gender disparities had been stressed,
She agreed with the delegations that had underlined the need to reduce the reporting burden on programme countries.
First, this agreement acknowledges the need to reduce low-priority spending as a central part of the United Nations budget process.