Examples of using Account of the needs in English and their translations into Arabic
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Taking particular account of the needs of developing countries.
Set up measuresto ensure sub-regional and regional bodies responses to take better account of the needs of LDCs;
Such requests should take full account of the needs and views of the affected groups.
He endorsed the draft medium-term plan and said that UNCTAD 's improved intergovernmental machinery and research should take due account of the needs of LDCs.
It must take account of the needs of the more vulnerable groups and of those excluded from progress.
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Water andsanitation facilities should be designed to take account of the needs of women and children.
However, as the programme did not take account of the needs of people in extremely precarious situations, the measures taken were not considered reasonable.
Proper planning of services begins from the bottom up, since top-down planning may overlook practical problems andfail to take account of the needs of local communities.
He called for a comprehensive policy that took account of the needs of both African and European countries.
In drawing up plans, schools have to take account of the needs of disabled pupils and any preferences expressed.
Welcoming the report of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space(A/61/20), he noted that COPUOS was responsible for ensuring that outer space continued to be used for peaceful purposes,taking particular account of the needs of developing countries.
Mr. Gonzalez(Chile) said that the Latin American countries, and specifically Chile, had played an important role indeveloping a legal framework that took special account of the needs, aspirations and legitimate expectations of the developing countries.
Also invites the LADA project to involve, and take account of the needs of, the Convention national focal points and stakeholders in its further work;
Azerbaijan welcomed the May 2005 field visit of the Executive Boards of the World Food Programme, the United Nations Development Programme and United Nations Population Fund, and the United Nations Children ' s Fund,and called for humanitarian and development programmes to take account of the needs and perspectives of women affected by armed conflict.
Also invites the LADA to involve, and take account of the needs of, the UNCCD national focal points in its further work;
With regard to the definition and delimitation of outer space and to the character and utilization of the geostationary orbit, Cuba was in favour of the early establishment of a boundary between air and outer space so as to protect State sovereignty, and supported the development of a legal regime that would ensure the rational andequitable use of the geostationary orbit by all States, taking particular account of the needs of developing countries.
His Group was confident that the DWPwould follow a constructive path taking account of the needs of all concerned, in particular developing countries.
Although globalization took no account of the needs of their small populations, it played as critical a role in their development as the decisions and policies of their own Governments.
It is imperative, however, that those Secretariat departments dealing with economic andsocial issues take increasing account of the needs of developing countries and pay careful heed to their requests.
We therefore call on the international community to take account of the needs for recovery and development in the long term of the countries concerned, and to do so from the very outset of a given emergency situation.
In this environment, the priority for the humanitarian community is to establish linkages with the development agenda and, in particular,the formulation of policies that take account of the needs and structural problems of refugees, internally displaced persons and the most vulnerable persons in society.
G77: Promote a new approach to retirement that takes account of the needs of the employee as well as the employer, in particular by applying the principle of flexible retirement policies and practices, while maintaining acquired pension rights.
It provides that government policies and plans respecting access to housing must include measures to give effect to the principle of equality between women and men,and that urban planning and land-use policies must take account of the needs of different social groups and varying family structures, favouring equal access to all urban services and infrastructure.
Promote, as appropriate, a new approach to retirement that takes account of the needs of the employees as well as the employers, in particular by applying the principle of flexible retirement policies and practices, while maintaining acquired pension rights.
Parliamentarians bore a special responsibility in tackling the challenges and had to demand clear rules in national legislation on sustainable urban development and ensure thatincreased funding was made available, taking account of the needs of slum-dwellers and working in cooperation with them to ensure that communities maintained ownership and identification with their neighbourhoods.
(a) Establish andcontinue implementing national development plans to take account of the needs of women and girls and actively commit to achieve all the Millennium Development Goals, particularly 3, 4 and 5;
Lebanon submitted that the contribution of the public to the work of parliaments and their committees and members is the logical foundation of a policy aimed at integrating the human rights perspective into parliamentary work, through the participation of the public, and at ensuring equitable distribution of resources and balanced growth,taking account of the needs of the most marginalized members of society. This can be achieved by guaranteeing democratic rights and rule of law, and thus fully guaranteeing human rights.
Requests the LADA and the MA to involve, and take account of the needs of, the UNCCD national focal points in their further work;