Examples of using More consistent in English and their translations into Russian
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Cooperation with stakeholders has become more consistent and comprehensive.
Lastly, its executive management culture must be more consistent, objective and transparent.
More consistent with a stun-gun attack than a vampire bite.
Progress in establishing more consistent ways of working.
Developing a more consistent approach among the different organizations involved nationally.
But they need more consistent, quality support.
Making the efforts of the international community more consistent.
Sub-Saharan Africa has shown much more consistent progress in school enrolment than the continent as a whole.
Support the evolution of a more consistent approach for monitoring suffering in conflict and war.
However, the integration of ECD is providing a strong impetus for consensus-building and for more consistent approaches across sectors e.g., in training of frontline workers.
Also invites affected country Parties to make more consistent domestic budget allocations for rural development and to advocate a greater focus
The quality of management could be enhanced by permitting more consistent control over quality
These measures will promote more consistent practices and help to maintain the UNICEF contribution in these areas with national partners
Member States should make more consistent use of multilateral mechanisms to provide rule of law assistance.
The representative of Senegal emphasized the need for more consistent programmes anchored in general development strategies,
Having a more consistent classification of expenditures across different United Nations entities will facilitate the disaggregated reporting of development-, humanitarian- and peacebuilding-related resources flows.
the ocean waves are a more consistent energy source than the wind
This practice should be made more consistent to facilitate more effective use of the Department of Political Affairs expertise for backstopping peacekeeping missions.
The Group therefore stressed the need to achieve more consistent participation and to encourage States to submit data that are as comprehensive as possible.
was to streamline and simplify the law, bringing it together and making it more consistent.