Examples of using Apparent need in English and their translations into Arabic
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My answer is that there is no apparent need to review the Convention.
There are apparent needs for new models of decision-making and public management.
The fifth discussion topic focused on the apparent need to determine risk/hot spot areas.
The most frequent theme was the apparent need to improve coordination of the activities of the Bretton Woods institutions with those undertaken by those agencies that provide direct technical assistance.
Where effective demand seems to be lacking,creative efforts have to be made to translate apparent needs into schemes ready for financing and implementation.
It was said that no apparent need for codification existed in certain areas, such as labour migration.
However, the reform process, particularly that of the Security Council, tends to slow down and hence,there is an apparent need to take proper measures to speed it up.
The president asked a question regarding the apparent need for increased private sector participation; specially, the small and medium sized small business sector.
However, the reform process, particularly the Security Council reform,has a tendency to slow down and there is therefore an apparent need to take appropriate measures to accelerate it.
Although she still lived at home,attended school and had no apparent need to earn money, she became attracted to what she perceived to be a glamorous lifestyle, but within six months she had been murdered by two male clients.
Though public investment is a more significant component of aggregate demand than prior to 1994,it remains at lower levels than apparent needs as outlined in the Palestinian Development Plan.
Previous reports observed that, while there was no apparent need to develop new standards, there was a need to secure respect for existing rules of international law aimed at ensuring the protection of persons in all circumstances and by all actors.
His delegation welcomed the emphasis placed by UNHCR on the auditing of implementing partners andstressed the apparent need to develop a function within the Office responsible for the entire supply chain.
Such draft articles tended to lead to an unfortunate convergence of different areas of law, some of which were ripe for international codificationwhile others pertained to areas, such as labour migration, where no apparent need existed.
Few signs of training to meet an apparent need for career development training;
Thus, the need to facilitate public consultation and discussion to determine a workable framework for implementing sustainable management, within this complex web of interrelationships,means that there is an apparent need for more effective forest policy institutions.
With the eventual introduction of the Galileo system of inventory tracking and management,there will be an even more apparent need for the overall management of the entire inventory system, which will continue to be one of the main priorities of the Division.
Juan Somava, Director-General of the International Labour Organization(ILO), pointed to the different levels of uncertainty behind the globalization debate, ranging from traditional issues related to social justice and poverty; job security and perspectives for the future;the future of traditional business; and the apparent need to recycle knowledge on a constant basis.
Previous reports observed that, while there is no apparent need to develop new standards, there is a need to secure practical respect for existing international human rights and humanitarian law standards in all circumstances and by all actors.
Although public investment is a more significant component of aggregate demand than prior to 1994,it remains at levels lower than those consistent with apparent needs as outlined in the Palestinian Development Plan.
To take on this work with limited resources, there was an apparent need to reach out to Member States to improve awareness of the programme and, with regard to online training services, to pursue partnerships with prestigious universities and institutes of public administration.
The challenge we face is that of striking a proper balance between full recognition of the sovereignty of theindividual Member States of the United Nations and the apparent need for global governance regarding the global issues that endanger the very survival of our planet and its inhabitants.
The experts concluded that there was an apparent need to revise the current international recommendations on distributive-trade statistics in order to reflect new developments in the distributive-trade sector, changing data needs, availability of new data sources, data-collection methods and recent revisions of the international recommendations in other areas of economic statistics.
While public awareness activities described in(B) include Africa,these are not sufficient in the African context in view of the apparent need for specific awareness raising and capacity building activities to ensure effective implementation of the urgent action for Africa.
Notwithstanding the apparent need for a set of international standards on the protection and alternative care of children without parental care, the Committee emphasizes the need to focus on existing international and regional instruments, such as conventions, protocols, declarations and guidelines, with a view to effectively implementing these provisions and to monitor the progress in the implementation.
In light of the April 2008 mass demonstrations against extreme poverty, exacerbated by the hurricanes that left masses of lost or damaged lives and properties,the Mission now faces a renewed requirement to address the real and apparent needs of the population, if MINUSTAH is to continue winning the greater support of the population for the Mission ' s mandate and if it is to provide support to the security and stabilization in Haiti.
Previous reports on fundamental standards of humanity observed that, while there was no apparent need to develop new standards, there was a need to secure respect for existing rules of international law aimed at ensuring the protection of persons in all circumstances and by all actors.
Previous reports(see, in particular, E/CN.4/2002/103, E/CN.4/2001/91) observed that,while there is no apparent need to develop new standards, there is a need to secure practical respect for existing international human rights and humanitarian law standards in all circumstances and by all actors.
The observers for Bangladesh,China and the Islamic Republic of Iran considered that although there was an apparent need for concrete information to be presented before it, the Working Group should not become a forum for complaints, as such a function was not included within its terms of reference and would encroach upon the mandates of the Sub-Commission and the Commission.
This is encouraging in the light of the large number of vacant posts,particularly in the regional offices, and the apparent need for a more flexible, dynamic and responsive workforce as recently highlighted in a report by the JIU entitled" Review of management and administration in the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations"(FAO), 2002.
