Examples of using More coherence in English and their translations into Russian
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For example, there was a need for more coherence in efforts by the United Nations,
In order to achieve more coherence and more easily understandable regulations,
There should also be more coherence among donors at the operational level,
Xxii“More coherence for enhanced oversight in the United Nations system” and the comments of the Secretary-General;
More coherence is needed from and across the United Nations units
With regard to the southern migratory routes, more coherence needs to be achieved at the policy development
My Government fully supported the United Nations programme of reforms aimed at conferring more coherence and efficiency on the activities of the United Nations.
Strengthening the United Nations country-level capacity to implement such a comprehensive approach will ensure more coherence.
We agree with the recommendation of the High-level Panel on United Nations System-wide Coherence that the United Nations urgently needs more coherence and synergy.
A bottleneck in trying to achieve better integration and more coherence with other policy areas is the difficulty of adapting
At the institutional level, such an approach required greater integration and more coherence between the economic and social policies practised by the United Nations
Administrative Committee on Coordination(A/53/171/Add.1) on the report of the Joint Inspection Unit entitled“More coherence for enhanced oversight in the United Nations system” A/53/ 171.
During the Peacebuilding Commission's first year of work, the Commission has covered many areas aimed at bringing more coherence to peacebuilding efforts where democratically elected parliaments have been placed high among the priorities of the Peacebuilding Commission.
will require more coherence in the ways the organization works.
The Secretary-General has the honour to transmit to the General Assembly the comments of the Administrative Committee on Coordination on the report of the Joint Inspection Unit entitled“More coherence for enhanced oversight in the United Nations system” A/53/171.
I have already briefly discussed how the establishment of the Democracy Fund will bring more coherence and direction to the United Nations system's increasing efforts to provide assistance to countries struggling to enhance their still fragile democratic institutions and processes.
roster management and final placement; more coherence is required between the different elements of the process; and its excessive length should be reduced.
entitled"More coherence for enhanced oversight in the United Nations system"(A/53/171 and Add.1), which was primarily concerned with increasing the effectiveness of the oversight structures in
UNIDO was leading several country-level and broader inter-agency initiatives to bring more coherence to joint programmes in areas such as productive sectors
She concluded the discussion by once again underscoring the importance of goal 8 of the Millennium Development Goals for more coherence of actions at the intergovernmental level