Examples of using Better informed in English and their translations into Russian
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e.g. stronger institutional capacities or better informed decision-making;
Greater transparency was needed to keep Member States which were not Security Council members better informed about the process of establishing special political missions and about their activities.
Those conscripts, who were better informed about their rights and responsibilities,
they were better informed and participated in public affairs and the job market in growing numbers.
In the longer term, it should also be to the advantage of developing countries that young people in the developing world are better informed about their programmes and needs.
on behalf of a child would be better informed and more likely to produce positive outcomes if the child him or herself was involved in the process.
This label allows end-users to make even better informed choices, since seasonal efficiency reflects air conditioner efficiency over an entire season.
Montenegro would also benefit from its legal practitioners being better informed of the law and procedure of proceedings at the ICTY
It believes that it might be unnecessary to make such widespread use of sterilization if couples were better informed and instructed in the use of family planning methods
in order for each side to be better informed about anticipated and actual aid flows
In order to generate a better informed public opinion on priority issues,
This organization deemed that people whose rights are violated should be better informed about how to mobilize United Nations human rights mechanisms,
allowing experts to make better informed decisions.
In order to generate better informed public opinion on priority issues, information products for specialized media will be developed and disseminated in the official languages, as well as in local languages,
if staff are better informed about the process and how they fare in it,
making available information and knowledge for better informed decision-making processes.
In Ghana, a movement monitoring the country's elections by means of social media called"@GhanaDecides" was credited with fostering a better informed electorate during the lead-up to the 2012 general election.
I know that many Member States are eager to be better informed about the work of the Council,
The Board recommends that to support better informed decision-making, the project team provide status updates to the steering committee that reflect uncertainty levels relating to forecasts concerning cost,
to assist society in making better informed decisions by using the traditional skills of accountancy to highlight the costs and financial implications of