Examples of using To be more flexible in English and their translations into Russian
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some of the provisions need to be more flexible.
It will enable the Secretariat to be more flexible and responsive in its use of human resources,
the dynamically developing events bind us to be more flexible and mobile and to improve the instruments of political
If requested, the policy enables UNDP to be more flexible and responsive to government needs
banks need to be more flexible and mobile in terms of attracting customers,
implement strategies which provide crucial assistance to the internally displaced and tend to be more flexible in implementing integrated policies that address both protection and assistance.
The results agenda also helps us to be more flexible and innovative in designing programmes to deliver results, as we focus
other lending institutions needed to be more flexible in their lending practices,
the Government team advised that the Government had decided to be more flexible and shift that date to 30 August 2011.
in particular because the term"equitable" was considered to be more flexible and already encompassed the principle of"equal treatment.
Although preliminary, the assessments have highlighted the need for the integrated operational team structure to be more flexible in terms of adapting better to mission needs
reiterates its view that an increase in unearmarked funds will allow OHCHR to be more flexible in implementing identified priorities.
Following the example of those unilateral initiatives, he appealed to the States parties to the Non-Proliferation Treaty to be more flexible and to make it possible to restore the 1995 consensus on those issues
developing countries to be more flexible in admitting elements of what have hitherto been purely domestic policies into international negotiation.
we regret the lack of progress in the Doha Development Round, and we urge developed countries to be more flexible, within the framework of the World Trade Organization, in their approach to the needs of developing countries.
it allows them to be more flexible, enables them to take more risks,
has been known to be more flexible and has priced some aircraft sales in Asia and the Middle East in multiple currencies.
for they would facilitate the creation of a unified budget system for peace-keeping operations which would enable the Secretary-General to be more flexible in dealing with unforeseen expenditures at the initial stage of a new operation and would serve as
who seem to be more flexible and mobile than adults, migrate to urban centres
would give UNFPA the tools to be more flexible, effective and transparent, and as a result better able