Examples of using More systemic in English and their translations into Russian
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Those and other more systemic challenges and structural imbalances between the North
there is a broader responsibility for UNCTAD as a whole to address this issue in a more systemic way.
the difficulties are compounded by the more systemic problems encountered with regard to the functioning of the CST.
it can also have a more systemic impact on HIV-related programming.
Institutional Plan requires a more systemic approach to partnerships and networking.
In general, implementation of and reporting on strategies are organized in a more systemic way for strategies approved at a higher level.
States have been slower, however in addressing the more systemic challenge of fostering rights-respecting corporate cultures and practices.
The Departments of Peacekeeping Operations and Field Support identified more systemic challenges to mandate implementation for discussion with Member States in the"New horizon" non-paper.
There needs to be a more systemic and strategic approach to supporting the development of STI capabilities in the LDCs.
At a broader level, the Board notes that the issues around commercial management of the ERP project indicate a more systemic weakness in the Administration's commercial skills, particularly when contracting with major global providers for complex services.
It is also recommended that the two Missions continue to help the Governments engage one another on a more systemic basis on issues of mutual interest,
contributed to a more systemic approach to confronting the slum challenge in Africa.
Such a framework would allow UNECE to reach out to donors in a more systemic and coordinated way
The improved cooperation and coordination among the relevant United Nations departments and entities has contributed to a more systemic approach to human rights work in United Nations peace operations.
They welcomed the actions taken by the Office to develop more systemic support to staff in identifying
called for an integrated and more systemic approach to sustainable development
This would be particularly useful in the context of the more systemic approaches, which have emerged in later GEF biodiversity strategies,
given the specific failures in this case and the more systemic failures of the State party in eliminating preventable maternal deaths.
thus enabling a more systemic review of United Nations programmes that shared common goals and objectives.
We must, however, learn the lessons provided by this multidimensional crisis and contemplate a more systemic reform of the existing multilateral system,