Examples of using A correspondingly in English and their translations into Arabic
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There has been a correspondingly enhanced willingness of Member States to call on the United Nations to intervene in intra-State disputes.
Their greater responsibility should of course be recognized by a correspondingly enhanced role on the Council.
This has allowed a correspondingly clear definition of monitoring and reporting requirements, leading to a quite advanced form of results monitoring.
Those senior managers must be guided andsupported by the Umoja team at a correspondingly senior level.
Testosterone production also increases to a correspondingly higher intensity of exercise, as noted in a study published in the International Journal of Sports Medicine.
In theory,the limited fall in demand could have been offset by a correspondingly limited cut in production.
There was also a correspondingly strong increase in the annual female unemployment rate(related to all civilian employees), up 1.9 percentage points to 12.7 per cent, while for men it was only 0.9 percentage points totalling 13.4 per cent.
The complex and interconnected challenges in Afghanistan require a correspondingly integrated, coherent and coordinated response.
During 1992 and 1993, the magnitude and complexity of the humanitarian operation in the former Yugoslavia increased dramatically, as illustrated by the numerous appeals that were launched,each with a larger target population and a correspondingly greater appeal total.
The increasingly global reach of thelatter has not been matched by a correspondingly global reach of the instruments of governance.
While there was a need for such focus, agencies had expressed regret over the implicit change in scope and suggested that if preliminary research pointed to a need to refocus the review, it would have been advisable to relaunch it with a redefined scope,new clear objectives and a correspondingly adapted methodology.
I mean,the brain is this intensely active organ that produces a correspondingly large amount of waste that must be efficiently cleared.
The representative of Spain speaking on behalf of the European Union, referring to agenda item 3,said that an understanding of such technically complex topics required a correspondingly high degree of expertise.
Given that situation, small States had a heightened feeling of insecurity,and there was a correspondingly greater need to ensure their defence,a need which was more real than sometimes imagined.
Many Parties have conducted their research within national climate change programmes in the sectors that are of highestpriority for adaptation in their countries and where there is a correspondingly high priority for research.
It is therefore likely that there will be more andmore competition cases in these countries involving the IPRs of foreign firms, and a correspondingly greater need for access to information in the home countries of these firms, or in other countries where they have been granted IPRs, as well as for international assistance with enforcement.
If nothing else, it illustrates the extent of the Security Council ' s range of activity,which has obviously been matched by a correspondingly wide interest in its work.
The effective closure of field missions, in terms of timeliness and lowest possible cost,necessitates thorough planning and a correspondingly orchestrated liquidation process, with the participation of both Headquarters and the mission.
The main innovation introduced by the Unemployment Insurance Act, No. 12/1997, as compared with earlier legislation, is that in order to qualify for unemployment benefit, an individual must have worked for a period of at least 10 weeks during the previous 12 months(based on a full working day)in a job covered by insurance, or for a correspondingly longer period in the case of part-time work.
Presumably, the lower-magnitude armedconflicts of the modern era would have a correspondingly lesser effect on treaties.
As access to assistance is based ondisadvantage, disabled women access a correspondingly high proportion of State assistance.
It is important to note that,as a sophisticated technology, nuclear power requires a correspondingly sophisticated infrastructure.
Africa ' s poor economic performance is particularly reflected in, and to a great extent caused by, a correspondingly poor industrial performance.
By the end of the 20th century, the TH Darmstadt had had the legal status of a university,and had been offering a correspondingly wide range of subjects, for over a hundred years.
The interlocking problems and crises that engulfed the Great Lakes region of central Africa following thedevastating human tragedy in Rwanda required a correspondingly integrated approach on the part of the United Nations.
This grim situation has recently been compounded by the resumption of hostilities between the Government of Angola and guerrilla groups,and there has been a correspondingly negative impact on the progress of the mine action programme there.
(d) Humanitarian coordination. Exacerbated by continuing insecurity, humanitarian needs in Afghanistan remain high,placing a correspondingly heavy burden on the UNAMA humanitarian coordination role.
Mongolia welcomes Security Council resolution 1540(2004) as a meaningful step towards curbing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction,yet it also holds the view that a correspondingly significant step should be made by the nuclear-weapon States in nuclear disarmament.
