Examples of using In the transition process in English and their translations into Chinese
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Ms. Shahula(Maldives) said that the continued engagement by the Government of Myanmar in the transition process was commendable.
A comprehensive training strategy for staff was needed in order to minimize the considerable risks involved in the transition process.
Under its strengthened mandate provided in resolution 1546(2004), the United Nations will do everything possible to assist the Iraqi people in the transition process.
Welcoming the role of regional bodies in the Transition process, including the African Union and the Intergovernmental Authority for Development.
Prior to the adoption of the presidential statement the Council heard a briefing in informal consultations from the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Burundi, Carolyn McAskie, on the latest developments in the transition process.
Enormous disparities in access to land, food, health, shelter, water and other basic needs were among the root causes of the conflict, and continue to be major issues in the transition process.
Political violence occupies an exceptionally important role in the transition processes.
Belgium wants to contribute actively, including by sharing the experience it acquired in the transition processes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and in Burundi.
It's in the transition process!
It can thus play an important role in the transition process towards a market economy.
Both international and domestic public financing have supportive roles to play in the transition process to sustainable forest management.
Was a turning point, and wind power plays an important role in the transition process.
Members of the Council welcomed the role played by UNSMIL in supporting the Libyan authorities and the Libyan people in the transition process.
UNAMA is committed to engaging with the Government and with ISAF in the transition process as it unfolds at Headquarters and at the field level.
(b) Confidence-building. Confidence in their own capacities and in the support of development and trade partners is the strongest incentive in the transition process for graduating countries;