Examples of using Could complement in English and their translations into Arabic
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If well developed, it could complement the Government efforts.
The establishment of an international control mechanism could complement the programme.
This option could complement the processes for handling compensation, as described above.
It was noted that thedeployment of low-cost space weather monitors could complement data analysis and applications.
South-South cooperation could complement North-South assistance in a variety of areas.
(b) To identify which of those advantages associated with the use of space systems could complement ground-based observation and data.
Such a review could complement the ongoing evaluation of the Department by the Office of Internal Oversight Services.
Bilateral efforts on dialogue and development assistance could complement the work of multilateral institutions.
Innovative financing could complement other resources and had been widely recognized for its contribution to development.
The Chairperson said that the Commission should explore ways in which its strategies and actions could complement the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper.
Such FDI could complement official development assistance(ODA) and help to spread better business practices into developing countries.
While South-South and triangular cooperation could complement such assistance, it must not be a substitute for ODA.
All proposed instruments were found to be interesting andit was noted that they were not mutually exclusive, but could complement one another.
However, the former could complement the latter, and the e-mail addresses of all the permanent missions in New York should be collected to that end.
(e) An examination of“best practices” andcurrent trends in the development of technical cooperation activities that could complement the discussion of the substantive items.
Some delegations noted that a convention could complement existing initiatives and fill regulatory gaps in areas such as accountability, remedies, licensing and oversight.
International public financial resources had a unique advantage for the least developed countries,in that ODA could complement the advantages of FDI.
In addition, it was observed that, like the Supplement, such a supplement could complement the Guide and be, at the same time, a comprehensive, stand-alone text that would include extensive cross-references to the Guide.
Some Parties have emphasized short- and medium-term goals(2005 and 2010) to promote early action,while recognizing that a longer-term perspective could complement these.
It has been reported thatproviding countries with additional technical information could complement the current Specific Guidelines and assist in building technical capacity.
It was suggested that that information could complement and be of use in interpreting the information provided by Member States through the biennial reports questionnaire and reflected in the final report to the Commission on the world drug problem.
It also requires that more serious considerationbe given to newer energy sources which could complement conventional sources in the quest to promote energy access for all.
The studies demonstrated that space assets could complement ground-based observations and therefore represented a credible and interesting means of assessing NEO risk, including from the point of view of risk and cost.
As such, the industrial countries and multilateral lending agencies could complement efforts by low-income countries to reduce poverty, in particular by.
Aim at facilitating the provision of information which could complement and/or supplement the information communicated by the other reporting entities, primarily affected and developed country Parties as well as subregional and regional organizations;
Not only could it monitor extreme events butit could also provide early-warning systems which could complement land-based seismic data systems in order to reduce the impact of climactic and geological crises.
Rwanda and Slovenia suggested that a special rapporteur could complement and increase the efficiency of existing bodies and mechanisms, since none of them had a specific mandate to address laws that discriminate against women or a primary and exclusive mandate to tackle such laws.
Some delegations also highlighted the importance of regional frameworks,in particular financial arrangements that could complement the international financial system, make individual economies more resilient and serve as a mechanism in any effort to prevent financial crises.
She elaborated on how the different strengths of NGOs andintergovernmental organizations could complement each other if they worked in partnership to bring about their mutual aim- the improvement of the quality of life of the people of the world.