Examples of using Restructuring should in English and their translations into Spanish
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The European Union agreed that there was much to be improved in the management of the Centre for Human Rights if it was to work efficiently, and that its restructuring should be carried out as soon as possible.
Coordination(CPC). It reiterated that restructuring should be carried out in accordance with the rules of procedure,
in which it emphasized that the ultimate goal of restructuring should be to strengthen the programmes for the advancement of women
in which the Assembly emphasized that the ultimate goal of restructuring should be to strengthen the programmes for the advancement of women
IMF's Lagarde says restructuring should suffice for Greek debt.
Other Member States stressed that sovereign debt restructuring should be based on existing principles.
The proposed change and restructuring should perforce reflect a clear differentiation from the competition.
The restructuring should not be fruit of a unilateral decision
Emphasizes that management restructuring should produce clearly defined gains in productivity and/or economies;
Sovereign debt restructuring should be left to national governments
The theory concludes that a period of intense institutional restructuring should have taken place.
The ongoing reforms and restructuring should aim at greater programmatic coherence
Debt management and debt restructuring should include relevant gender perspectives as in considering social development
Obviously, the scope and direction of public administration restructuring should be determined by the particular circumstances of individual countries.
However, the Working Group agreed that major database restructuring should not be undertaken until after the CEMP Review Workshop.
She wished to know how deep a restructuring should be if it was set to take place prior to default.
OSCE as part of the major restructuring should be discussed early.
Egypt feels, however, that the process of restructuring should not run counter to the priorities set for the Organization by its Member States.
the ongoing process of restructuring should be consistent with the spirit of the Charter.
Therefore, we believe that the Department's proposed restructuring should be initiated by consulting with Member States