Examples of using An integrated comprehensive approach to development in English and their translations into Arabic
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UNCTAD provided a unique perspective for that process andwas in an excellent position to pursue an integrated, comprehensive approach to development.
Recognizing that the preparations for and observance of the twentieth anniversary of the International Year of the Family provide a useful opportunity to draw further attention to the objectives of the Year for increasing cooperation at all levels on family issues and for undertaking concerted actionsto strengthen family-centred policies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
In the former fourth preambular paragraph(now the fifth preambular paragraph), the words" components of" should be inserted after the word" family-centred",and the phrase" as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development" should be added after the word" programmes".
Recognizing that the preparation for and observance of the twentieth anniversary of the International Year of the Family provide a useful opportunity to draw further attention to the objectives of the Year for increasing cooperation at all levels on family issues and for undertaking concerted actions to strengthenfamily-centred policies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
They have provided guidance for strengthening family-centred components of policiesand programmes, as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
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The family-oriented provisions and the outcomes of those conferences and their follow-up processes provide guidance on ways to strengthen the family-centred components of policies andprogrammes as part of an integrated, comprehensive approach to development.
(b) Provide policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred components of policies andprogrammes as part of an integrated, comprehensive approach to development;
Noting that the family-related provisions of the outcomes of the world conferences of the 1990s provide policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred components of policiesand programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
(g) To promote policies and legislation aimed at addressing national priorities relating to the prevention and eradication of child labour through family-centred components of policies andprogrammes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development, bearing in mind the equality of women and men;
Recognizing further that the family-related provisions of the outcomes of the world conferences of the 1990s continue to provide policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred components ofpolicies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
Apos; Emphasizing the necessity of providing policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred components of policies andprogrammes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
Noting that the family-related provisions of the outcomes of the world conferences of the 1990s and their follow-up processes continue to provide policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred componentsof policies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
The document also urged the member States to support the twentieth anniversary of the International Year of the Family, which comes on the eve of the target year of the Millennium Development Goals,as it provides an opportunity to refocus on the role of families as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
Noting that the family-related provisions of the outcomes of the United Nations summits and conferences of the 1990s and their follow-up processes continue to provide policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred componentsof policies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
Noting that the family-related provisions of the outcomes of the major United Nations conferences and summits of the 1990s and their follow-up processes continue to provide policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred componentsof policies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
(b) In the fifth(former fourth) preambular paragraph, the words" policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred policies and programmes" were replaced by the words" policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred components of policies andprogrammes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development";
Noting also that the family-related provisions of the outcomes of the major United Nations conferences and summits of the 1990s and their follow-up processes continue to provide policy guidance on ways to strengthenfamily-centred components of policies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
Noting that the family-related provisions of the outcomes of the United Nations summits and conferences of the 1990s and their follow-up processes continue to provide policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred components ofpolicies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
Noting that the family-related provisions of the outcomes of the major United Nations conferences and summits of the 1990s and their follow-up processes continue to provide policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred components ofpolicies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
Noting that the familyrelated provisions of the outcomes of the major United Nations conferences and summits of the 1990s and their followup processes continue to provide policy guidance on ways to strengthen familycentred components ofpolicies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
Noting that the family-related provisions of the outcomes of the major United Nations conferences and summits of the 1990s and their follow-up processes continue to provide policy guidance on ways to strengthen family-centred components of policies andprogrammes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
Recognizing that the preparations for and observance of the twentieth anniversary of the International Year in 2014 provide a useful opportunity to draw further attention to the objectives of the International Year for increasing cooperation at all levels on family issues and for undertaking concerted actions to strengthenfamilycentred policies and programmes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development.
At its fifty-sixth session, the General Assembly recognized that the preparation for and observance of the tenth anniversary of the International Year of the Family provided a useful opportunity for drawing further attention to the objectives of the Year, for increasing cooperation at all levels on family issues and for undertaking concerted actions to strengthen family-centred policies andprogrammes as part of an integrated comprehensive approach to development(resolution 56/113).