Examples of using Difficult mission in English and their translations into Arabic
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This is a difficult mission.
Establishing Joseon's independence is such a long and difficult mission.
I know it's a difficult mission but you and I have to get it on.
We fully support Iraq in this difficult mission.
It has been a difficult mission that did not attain all the objectives that the Security Council set for it.
Manage a fighter elite squad that had a difficult mission to destroy the enemy base.
That this has been a difficult mission. And… maybe I haven't… captain, we have downloaded the rendezvous coordinates to the ftl.
The three did not want to obey,preferring to defend it in this difficult mission, but a new voice reassures the three;
For the first time in many decades, the Security Council has in recent years been active andenergetic in carrying out that difficult mission.
Jeremiah, the Lord's prophet, had the difficult mission of proclaiming God's Word to his brothers.
In recent years, theSecurity Council, for the first time in many decades has been carrying out this very difficult mission energetically and fruitfully.
Choosing a hotel in Paris, may be a difficult mission, since they are numerous and comparable.
For this difficult mission the Republic of Angola will continue to render its modest contribution for the successful accomplishment of his mandate.
In Somalia we commend the efforts of the United Nations in the difficult mission to restore normalcy to that tortured country.
It was a difficult mission, addressing a highly politicized and complex situation with serious human rights implications.
(a) Attract, recruit and develop highly-skilled andexperienced staff who are able to effectively operate in difficult mission environments;
While wishing him every success in the difficult mission conferred upon him, it is my firm conviction that he will do honour to his continent, Africa, in guiding our Organization towards the next millennium.
Finally, I should like to express my deepappreciation to the Member States that have supported this difficult mission by contributing personnel, equipment and financial support.
I am grateful to him for the considerable efforts he has devoted to the cause of peace in Western Sahara, and pay him tribute for the leadership he has displayed and for the outstanding dedication andprofessionalism with which he has undertaken this difficult mission.
At the same time,these efforts must be commensurate with the heavy burden and the difficult mission that must be assumed by our generation and today ' s world community.
The outline is designed to be, as it were, a" compass" enabling the Special Rapporteur to make progress,under the supervision of the Commission, in the difficult mission entrusted to him.
I hail the dedication of our Secretary-General,who has persistently devoted his energies to the difficult mission of adapting the Organization to a new international environment, and of strengthening it to enable it to fulfil its new tasks.
Lastly, the people of Guam wished to thank the Special Committee for all the efforts it had made andcontinued to make in order to carry out the difficult mission of decolonizing the world.
In concluding the present report, I should like to express my appreciation to Mr. Riza andMaj.-Gen. Baril for willingly undertaking this difficult mission. I also wish to express my appreciation to my Special Representative, Mr. Booh-Booh, for his efforts to obtain support from Governments in the region to deal with the crisis in Rwanda.
He expressed gratitude to Mr. Dunbar for the considerable efforts that he had devoted to the cause of peace in Western Sahara and paid him tribute for the leadership he had displayed and for the outstanding dedication andprofessionalism with which he had undertaken this difficult mission.
On 11 March, although it had neither yet been deployed nor attained its full complement, ECOMICI was asked to participate alongside the Ivorian police andOperation Unicorn forces in the difficult mission of ensuring the security of the meeting of defence councils and councils of ministers taking place in Yamoussoukro.
Increased outreach and more rapid clearance of justice and corrections candidates increased employment efficiency, but recruitment delays persisted in some missions and at some levels because of a lack of qualified candidates with requisite language andprofessional skills readily available to undertake difficult mission assignments.
My appreciation also goes to the countries contributing police and troops to MONUC,and to their uniformed personnel who have served with honour in this difficult Mission, as well as to donor countries and multilateral and non-governmental organizations that provide the support needed to sustain progress in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
This again was borne out in the spring of this year during the Iraqi crisis, when the Secretary-General was deservedly commended; in Africa, during the creation of the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic, which was the first entirely new peacekeeping operation in four years; and even in the Balkans,where the difficult mission entrusted to the United Nations in Eastern Slavonia achieved its objective.
These are the comments that I wished to share with the Assembly and that will, I hope,help the Secretary-General accomplish the difficult mission with which he has been entrusted by the Member States.
