Examples of using Difficulty faced in English and their translations into Arabic
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The difficulty faced by each provincial government is in the implementation of gender budgeting itself.
It is also concerned about thehigh dropout rate of girls from schools and the difficulty faced by girls who are domestic workers in order to attend school.
A difficulty faced by women was the lack of access to activities which the men ran in the market area of the prison.
The lack of an overarching court of appeal for casesdealt with by national courts was mentioned as a difficulty faced by competition systems with parallel competence.
There is no specific information or difficulty faced in implementation of this provision since the submission of the last report.
Dealing with similar claims, the" E2A" Panel has found that the breakdown of civil order and the military operations that took place in Kuwait had a particular impact upon the sea and air ports of Kuwait,and further noted the difficulty faced by claimants in providing specific proof of the circumstances in which goods were lost.
One difficulty faced in disseminating the University ' s research results has been that of making the coherence of the academic programme better understood.
Finally, in the area of ship finance, he drew the Committee ' s attention to the report" Ship finance for developing countries"(UNCTAD/SDD/SHIP/3),which concluded that the difficulty faced by the shipping industry in attracting capital was the result of the inability of many shipping investments to achieve financial yields that were competitive with more profitable projects.
However, the difficulty faced by developing countries in that context was in mobilizing the resources needed to finance their sustained and equitable development.
This was a significant achievement considering the difficulty faced by the airline industry in keeping costs down as fuel prices escalated to unprecedented levels.
However, the difficulty faced at present by most donors in formulating new programmes will certainly make the realization of the Government ' s aims problematic.
In view of the critical situation facing refugees in Lebanon and the difficulty faced by the Agency in meeting their needs, a special emergency appeal was launched to provide increased assistance in 1997-1998(see para. 20).
However, a key difficulty faced by the United Nations system is that not all governing and policy-making bodies have the same understanding of the concept of sustainable development.
In 1997,the Administrative Committee on Coordination noted that" a key difficulty faced by the United Nations system is that not all governing and policy-making bodies have the same understanding of the concept of sustainable development.
Compounding the difficulty faced by Sami in securing rights over lands and resources was the fact that Swedish courts placed the burden of proof on Sami claimants to demonstrate land ownership.
The newly created situation in world trade following the establishment of theWorld Trade Organization has made the difficulty faced by Africa and other developing countries in this area all the more complex and daunting, and if flexibility in the application of agreements is not introduced, in favour of African countries, the consequences could be very serious.
Other speakers stressed the difficulty faced by small delegations that could not simultaneously attend plenary sessions and participate in the expert consultations, reserving the right to propose amendments to the draft decision when it was considered in plenary meeting.
Owing to the volume and late submission of documents, the difficulty faced by Member States in absorbing and acting adequately on reports was particularly acute for small delegations like those of the Pacific Island Forum countries.
An observer, commenting on the difficulty faced by developing countries in trying to regulate global business, said that it was time for a fresh approach to be taken as there was no consensus on a code of conduct.
The Department commented that the difficulty faced by the Arabic Translation Service has been, and continued to be, the need to develop a standard form of Arabic language for diverse clientele.
Mr. Egbadon(Nigeria) said that he understood the difficulty faced by China, the major trading partner of several African countries, but political considerations were also important, and he asked the Chinese delegation to reconsider before taking a final position.
The spreading conflict and increasing difficulty faced by the government authorities in providing adequate security guarantees for the safety of humanitarian workers has seriously impinged on the ability of aid agencies to gain access to the most vulnerable populations.
This case exemplifies the difficulty faced by the Panel on several occasions in the course of its investigations, in particular in countries in Africa: while some materiel is quite clearly from Libyan stocks, it is impossible for the Panel to confirm whether it reached the country in breach of the arms embargo unless the Panel receives precise information about the chain of transfers, which is generally not gathered during, for example, civilian disarmament.
Reference was made to the difficulties faced by women in the religious States.
Brazil asked about the difficulties faced in the preparation of the national report.
Difficulties faced by the Steering Committee were reported by the Secretary- General.
Some of the responses received illustrate the difficulties faced in having paternity claims addressed.
Any difficulties faced by our returnees will be handled by this office.
Difficulties faced in the fulfilment of employment objectives.
They were able to remove part of the difficulties faced by the builders earlier.