Examples of using To be a key in English and their translations into Russian
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cultural rights continues to be a key element in today's system of promotion
Performance indicators are generally agreed to be a key tool for evaluating
This broad range of diversification has been and continues to be a key factor in the steady growth of the economy of Liechtenstein
retention have been found to be a key motivation for employers to offer family-friendly policies and flexible working options.
The Ethics Office website continues to be a key communication tool to keep staff actively aware of ethics-related issues.
that know a healthy lifestyle to be a key to success and excellence.
First and foremost, bringing an end to the needless deaths of some 8 million children each year must continue to be a key priority in the years ahead.
Hotel services are proved to be a key indicator of the hotel product providing customers with a wide range of hotel services.
The destabilizing effect of the accumulation and/or proliferation of conventional weapons continues to be a key factor in security and stability in the world.
trained personnel continues to be a key constraint in many countries.
Nevertheless, precisely because we consider this to be a key resolution of the greatest importance,
That was very important because the principle of national ownership continued to be a key element in peacebuilding.
The morale and dedication of UNIDO's staff had been and would continue to be a key factor in the excellence of the work achieved by the Organization.
Military monitoring was widely recognized to be a key element in guarding minefields
Herzegovina should continue to be a key element of the international community's strategy.
Many believed them to be a key component of United Nations outreach, especially for developing countries
Accordingly, a mechanism to deal in a fair and transparent way with the problem of external over-indebtedness of developing countries was considered by delegates to be a key aspect of the latter.
The EU considers the issue of funding for the operational activities of the United Nations to be a key question of which Member States must remain seized.
That is why my delegation considers the flexibility in the national configurations identified in the Peacebuilding Commission's report to be a key element of the progress achieved.
Accelerated and facilitated accession of developing countries on terms commensurate with their level of development continues to be a key priority.