Examples of using Also underscore in English and their translations into Arabic
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Many also underscored the scope should be comprehensive.
Its participation will not only serve to keep the United Nations well informed about what we are doing,but will also underscore the crucial support of this mother Organisation to the Chemical Weapons Convention and, ultimately, to the OPCW.
They also underscore, however, the need for improved coordination.
Those reports clearly reflect the efforts made by Africa and its partners in conflict settlement, in the implementation of the New Partnership for Africa ' s Development(NEPAD)and in the struggle against malaria and also underscore the current and future challenges.
Blair also underscored the tragedy that the crisis has brought to the region.
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Having listened to a brief by H.E. Ismael Omar Guelleh, President of the Republic of Djibouti, on the mediation efforts by Qatar between Djibouti and Eritrea,decides to encourage the positive developments and also underscore the necessity for Eritrea to carry out all of its obligations under United Nations Security Council resolution 1907(2009);
Economic crises also underscore the importance of effective social safety nets.
The delegation of Sudan underscores the inalienable right of peoples and States to engage in the use ofnuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination. We also underscore the principle that States must refrain from politicizing the vital role of the Agency lest they damage its credibility.
They also underscore the constant willingness of the Argentine Republic to engage in dialogue.
These risks explain why the Fed's mere suggestion of a potential move toward reducing its purchases of long-term asset(so-called quantitative easing)caused emerging-market currencies and asset prices to plummet this summer. They also underscore Asian economies' need for stronger financial safety nets.
Such a norm should also underscore the role of legislatures and audit institutions.
They also underscore how closely the fates of the peoples of the world are linked, as no geographic, racial or religious division can withstand either the occurrence or the negative effects of these phenomena.
The high rates of anger and violence in female methamphetamine abusers also underscore the importance of avoiding gender stereotypes and questioning female patients as thoroughly as male patients on these issues.
I must also underscore my belief and conviction that in order for peace to be achieved it must be desired; moreover, I would add, there must be a workable mechanism to ensure its realization and sustenance.
The Almaty Programme of Action also underscored the importance of regional and subregional collaborative efforts.
They also underscore the continual readiness to engage in dialogue demonstrated by the Argentine Republic.
Snowmageddon 2010” and threats like the H1N1 flu also underscore the importance of having a telework plan in place, no matter the size of your business.
They also underscore the continual readiness to engage in dialogue demonstrated by the Argentine Republic.
These figures attest to the cyclical nature of employment, but they also underscore the structural deterioration seen throughout the preceding decade, which has been reflected in unemployment levels even higher than those seen during the crisis of the 1980s.
We should also underscore the importance of the advisory function of the Court, as can be seen from the Opinion issued in July 2004 on the legal consequences of the construction of a wall in the occupied Palestinian territory, an opinion requested by the General Assembly.
Recognizing the gravity and complexity of the threat, the Council should also underscore the critical need both to counter the violent extremism that fuels foreign terrorist fighter radicalization, and establish effective means to degrade the ability of foreign terrorist fighters to commit terrorist acts.
We must also underscore the need for those concerned to respect applicable international instruments, including, among others, the Convention on the Law of the Sea and the Agreement for the implementation of its provisions relating to the conservation and management of straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks.
In this regard, we also underscore the need to maintain regular channels of communication with field offices and regional information systems.
She would also underscore the need to respect the right of migrant workers to adequate housing and decent living conditions.
However, I should also underscore that, when delays are shown to be inevitable and fully justifiable, judges do not simply accept them as part and parcel of the trial process.
The draft declaration should also underscore the particularly adverse consequences of the arms race and the immense resources that it swallows up, which could be devoted, among other things, to development, the fight against poverty, disease and climate change.
The work of the treaty bodies and the special procedures also underscore ongoing lack of implementation of State obligations to ensure the independence of the judiciary, the complete prohibition on torture, the right to legal representation in criminal matters and the presumption of bail over the use of pretrial detention.
CEB members also underscore that the participation of non-resident organizations in the United Nations country teams does not require the same intensity in all countries, but rather calls for a modulated presence according to the volume and complexity of the operations and the national authorities' needs.
However, we must also underscore that granting amnesty for serious human rights violations as part of a strategy to end a conflict usually does not lead to positive results in the long term, given that combatants rarely give up their weapons and lasting peace is rarely achieved when reconciliation is not a viable option for society.
Brazilian women point with pride to their president, Dilma Rousseff, but also underscore how much discrimination remains. In Australia, with its robust work-life debate, women point to the success of Julia Gillard, the first woman prime minister, but note that she has no children(nor does German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the first woman to lead her country).