Examples of using A more stringent in English and their translations into Arabic
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A more stringent timeline for nuclear disarmament is essential.
In 1998 it was reduced to a more stringent 1.2 and in 2000 to 1.
A more stringent system has been introduced to ensure that senior managers are held accountable for achieving the 50/50 gender distribution in the Professional categories mandated by the General Assembly.
Abolition of" bearer passbooks" or adoption of a more stringent legislative framework that regulates transactions through such anonymous passbooks.
UNEP is strengthening its project management culture through among otherthings inter-divisional peer review of projects and a more stringent corporate project approval process.
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In her opinion, a more stringent procedure for euthanasia was needed.
UNODC is also ensuring a special focus on gender issues as part of its technicalassistance portfolio and plans to introduce a more stringent impact assessment requirement as part of its evaluation activities.
Nevertheless, a more stringent timeline for nuclear disarmament is still essential.
Law No. 243/1992 already contained a requirement of citizenship as one of the conditions for restitution of property andthat the amending Law No. 30/1996 retroactively added a more stringent requirement of continued citizenship.
The present government has adopted a more stringent policy towards new and established immigrants than its predecessors.
The lower number of United Nations police officers resulted from the need to replace a large number of officers, whose profiles were not consistent with the Mission ' s requirements for qualified personnel,as well as delays in deployment resulting from a more stringent selection process that was introduced in July 2006.
The global economic slowdown and a more stringent budgetary consolidation in many donor countries are expected to affect official development assistance to the continent.
While noting that Act No. 26(2006) allows Iraqi women to transmit their nationality to their foreign spouse, the Committee is concerned thatforeign spouses of Iraqi women face a more stringent process(art. 11) when applying for nationality on the basis of marriage than foreign spouses of Iraqi men(art. 7).
A more stringent policy on direct cash transfers that was issued in January 2013, coupled with mandatory quarterly OFA reconciliations, should enhance systematic efforts to clear OFA balances.
As a result of a major repatriation programme to Ethiopia and a more stringent national policy, the pressure from refugees, displaced persons and illegal immigrants has been somewhat alleviated.
The Group recommends that steps be taken to strengthen overall controls on the nuclear fuel cycle and the transfer of technology, including safeguards and export controls: the former by promoting universal adherence to Additional Protocols,the latter through a more stringent implementation of guidelines and a universal participation in their development.
The greater technological ease with which informationwas now disseminated should bring with it a more stringent standard of objectivity and accuracy and the means for correcting errors and preventing the dissemination of harmful information.
With regard to the author ' s allegation of a violation of article 26 of the Covenant, the Committee begins by noting that Law No. 243/1992 already contained a requirement of citizenship as one of the conditions for restitution of property andthat the amending Law No. 30/1996 retroactively added a more stringent requirement of continued citizenship.
The Committee was further informed that the non-utilization factor would be realized through a more stringent management of ration stocks, including the nonprovision of rations for troops who are on recreational leave.
It was felt that the Convention should not create a more stringent requirement than currently exists in a paper-based environment, where a message can be considered to be received even if it is not intelligible for the addressee or not intended to be intelligible to the addressee(e.g. where encrypted data is transmitted to a depository for the sole purpose of retention in the context of intellectual property rights protection).
The Government of Luxembourg, while supporting the EC-wide objective of stabilizing CO2 emissions by the end of the present decade at the 1990 level,has set a more stringent national target of reducing CO2 emissions by at least 20 per cent by 2005 compared to the 1990 level.
Insofar as the recommendation for the implementation of a results-based budgeting framework and a more stringent central monitoring mechanism is concerned, the Board noted that the expected outputs of the Chambers, as included in the budget for the biennium 2006-2007, were not expressed in measurable and/or quantifiable terms, and objectives and performance measures were not clearly specified.
First within the context of the Structural Impediments Initiative in 1989 and then through the Deregulation and Competition Policy Working Group set up under the Framework for a New Economic Partnership in 1993,the United States has strongly encouraged a more stringent competition policy in Japan, especially in instances where it perceived anti-competitive activity as impeding competition from foreign products.
The Schutzstaffel(SS) used a more stringent standard: In order to join,a candidate had to prove(presumably through baptismal records) that all direct ancestors born since 1750 were not Jewish, or they would have to apply for a German Blood Certificate instead. Later, when the stresses of the war made it impracticable to confirm the ancestry of officer candidates, the extended proof of ancestry regulation was diminished to the standard laws requiring certified evidence of non-Judaism within two generations.
The study highlights the impact of firearms on crime and the threats posed by its unregulated trade on human security and stability,and advocates for the adoption of a more stringent instrument to regulate the arms trade and for the full implementation by States of existing firearms instruments, including the Firearms Protocol and the UN Programme of Action.
The Board noted that the Office of Audit and Investigations had already taken action to address the findings by preparing an action plan that includes:(a) restructuring the country office guidelines to promote a consistent risk-based auditing approach from planning to fieldwork;(b) reassessing the use of the current audit software; and(c)instituting a more stringent system for ensuring compliance to quality assurance standards.
The Committee considered that the authors had notshown that addressing the alleged discriminatory application of a more stringent standard of proof to their claims before the Federal Constitutional Court would have been a futile remedy merely because the lower courts had consistently applied such a standard of proof to their case.
In that context, some States reiterated their view that further action was needed to address the impacts of fishing on vulnerable marine ecosystems(EC),which needed to be a more stringent regulatory approach to the management of fishing activities with potential destructive impact on fragile benthos, including reversing the burden of proof(EC, Latvia).
(d) Since the publication of the Global Mercury Assessment, the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives, during its sixty-first meeting in Rome, from 10 to 19 June 2003,has recommended a more stringent mercury standard for the provisional tolerable weekly intake of methyl mercury, effectively recommending that the standard be reduced by half that of the earlier standard.