Examples of using Decisionmakers in English and their translations into Arabic
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For driving decisionmakers to consider the economic value of clean water.
The fundamental goal of the report is to help state of theenvironment professionals in North America to inform decisionmakers through the use of environmental indicators.
So we created a tool that allowed decisionmakers to weed through all 900 million options in just a matter of days.
Gaps identified by participants relate to a lack of knowledge and capacity,institutional and budgetary constraints and a lack of leadership and awareness among decisionmakers.
With such instruments, decisionmakers will be able to make informed choices between actions.
Dependence on foreign skills and management retards development of local capacity;and business relies for its profits on superior access to decisionmakers, rather than fair competition.
Those who spoke urged decisionmakers and policymakers to listen more intently to the voices of those whom they were trying to help.
Water resource assessments at the subregional,regional and global levels can inform regional and global decisionmakers and the public, who can then better guide action programmes.
To work with decisionmakers in state and federal government and in the corporate sector to reduce nutrient pollution into the Mississippi River.
UNHCR also revived itsprovision of country of origin information to RSD decisionmakers and of advice to governments setting up their own country of origin information units.
Even decisionmakers charged with distributing emergency relief or crisis funds on behalf of governments or international organizations may benefit from recognizing and remaining alert to these potential indicators of fraud.
Establishing a structured worldwide environmental assessment partnership by 2010 for the conduct of mutually supportive cuttingedge assessment processes involving scientists,partners and decisionmakers in response to needs identified by decision-makers.
It also builds capabilities of government and industry decisionmakers to respond to transport, energy and environment issues and facilitates advisory services to financial institutions on energy investments.
Such a view promotes women ' s greater participation, allowing women to freely practice their rights to free speech and expression, avail of new communication technologies,or become key decisionmakers in the news desk or production room.
Against this background, many national political decisionmakers would do well to include combating desertification/land degradation in the urgent action to be taken at national, subregional and regional levels.
The Commission also remarked that information and knowledgesharing on technologies and policies facilitated efforts to achieve energy for sustainable development andthat relevant information could direct decisionmakers to suitable policy and energy supply options.
Regarding the lack of leadership and awareness among decisionmakers, participants emphasized the short-term nature of decision-making and planning horizons, which make planning and implementing adaptation unattractive.
Welcoming the United Nations initiative to develop a system similar to that pioneered by theUnited Nations Development Programme to allow decisionmakers to track genderrelated allocations in United Nations Development Group MultiDonor Trust Funds.
How many Swedish decisionmakers and politicians and business leaders use, every day, U.S.-based services, like, you know, run Windows or OSX, or use Facebook or LinkedIn, or store their data in clouds like iCloud or Skydrive or DropBox, or maybe use online services like Amazon web services or sales support?
Interests Protect the integrity of the US intelligencesystem Provide incisive actionable intelligence to decisionmakers at all levels Protect vital national assets from adversarial intelligence activities Neutralize and exploit adversarial intelligence activities targeting the armed forces".
The third target is to establish a structured world-wide environmental assessment partnership by 2010 for undertaking mutually supportive cuttingedgeassessment processes involving scientists, partners and decisionmakers in response to needs identified by decision-makers.
The project also aims to create the needed awareness andunderstanding among policy-makers, decisionmakers and stakeholders at the national and local levels that establishing non-motorized transport is important for achieving comprehensive, sustainable, and cost-effective urban mobility.
A major component of the Monitoring of Urban Inequities Programme which facilitates the use of data and statistics in local policy formulation is the combination of small-area statistics with GIS. Social and physical indicators, when mapped, reflect the inequities better,and can influence decisionmakers and politicians.
Starts at a summit for corporate decisionmakers the World Economic Forum in the Alps of Switzerland and travels deep into the gold mines of South Africa, then visits the controversial Shell oilfields of Nigeria and Nike shoe factories in Asia while examining an emerging conflict in a new world order between those making macroeconomic decisions and those struggling to cope with the impact of those decisions.
A review in the New York Times on October 7, 1945 felt that the book was important to the survival of the American people and would help prevent World War III.[8] A review by Orville Prescott on October 5, 1945 in the same newspaper concluded that the whole world wouldbenefit if copies of the book reached the key US decisionmakers responsible for policy about Germany.[8].
