Examples of using Must complement in English and their translations into French
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First, we must complement the existing international legal framework by adopting a comprehensive convention against terrorism.
The court must not be a supervisory body in criminal jurisdiction; it must complement, not supplant, national jurisdiction.
adequate levels of external funding must complement our economic reform efforts.
The future work of UNCITRAL must complement the initiatives of other bodies
global processes must complement and support each other
Policies and actions concerning clean development must complement each other in developed
Social goals must complement economic goals,
Furthermore, increases in core funding must complement adequate funding of the UN's work at country level.
Therefore, a range of interventions on the demand side must complement government efforts.
The funds disbursed must complement traditional sources and no conditions should be attached.
These activities must complement each other and must be mutually reinforcing, especially when dealing with internal conflicts.
Decisions on innovative financing must be consensual, and the mechanisms must complement, not replace, traditional forms of resource mobilization.
During an emergency, the individual efforts of the parties must complement each other and contribute to the overall response effort.
these programs must complement each other.
whose efforts must complement and support each other.
It is our strong view that they all work together to enhance the international legal order and that they must complement one another in the furtherance of that goal.
among other things, must complement the external strategy of opening up.
We are also cognizant of the fact that any action taken by the United Nations must complement and not undermine the efforts of others that are deeply involved in the Middle East peace process.
Aid for trade measures must complement and not substitute for efforts to improve market access for African exports and to strengthen Africa's participation in world trade.
However, developed countries must complement and support those efforts through the full implementation of their commitments