Examples of using Effective and predictable in English and their translations into Arabic
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More effective and predictable responses to mass influx situations.
Lessons learned arealso an important part of ensuring a more effective and predictable humanitarian response.
It is now clear that effective and predictable financial support is crucial to the success of any peace mission.
There are a number of suggestions on how to make theglobal financial safety net more effective and predictable.
Programme implementation is supported by timely, effective and predictable delivery of information and telecommunications services;
A number of proposals have been made on how to make theglobal financial safety net more effective and predictable.
It was also stated that an effective and predictable legal framework had both short- and long-term macroeconomic benefits.
(n) Calls also on UNHCR to continue tocollaborate actively with the IASC in its efforts to establish an effective and predictable division of labour in respect of internally displaced persons;
It was also stated that an effective and predictable legal framework had both short- and long-term macroeconomic benefits.
In the field of investment, it is now clear thatan increasing number of African Governments have adopted more effective and predictable incentives policies, as well as regulations for the promotion of FDI.
Furthermore, we will make development more effective and predictable by providing developing countries with regularand timely indicative information on planned support over the medium term.
Mr. Zohar(Israel) reiterated the statement made by his country ' s Ambassador to the United Nations in the General Assembly on 28 September regarding peacekeeping operations,namely that effective and predictable financial support was crucial to the success of any peace mission.
He encouraged all donors to provide aid in an effective and predictable manner and to align it with beneficiary countries ' strategies.
Approves an increase in the ceiling of the Emergency Programme Fund to $75 million per annum, effective in 2015, to be met through allocation of regular resources,to increase the ability of UNICEF to provide an immediate, effective and predictable response to the needs of children and women affected by humanitarian emergencies.
Development of innovative systems and networks to ensure more effective and predictable requesting/providing procedures for MCDA, ensuring a more reliable and timely response.
Implementation of commitments of official development assistance(ODA): The Ministers called on the G-8 leaders, at their 2007 summit in Heiligendamm, Germany, to make explicit a clear action plan for the implementation of their commitment made at the Gleneagles summit to double aid to Africa in order toensure effective and predictable delivery of aid.
Sufficient funding from Member States is essential to enable an effective and predictable United Nations response in these areas.
The ICRC isdetermined to remain a reliable, effective and predictable organization that can adapt to evolving humanitarian situations and needs-- an organization whose work is underpinned by a strong culture of accountability, first and foremost to the affected persons themselves.
This included a review of the Office ' s rolein the reintegration of refugees returning to their home countries and the need to provide an effective and predictable interface with longer-term development or reconstruction efforts in order to ensure sustainable repatriation solutions.
In the short term, namely,when countries faced crises in their financial sector, an effective and predictable legal framework was necessary, in particular in terms of enforcement of financial claims, to assist banks and other financial institutions in controlling the deterioration of their claims through quick enforcement mechanisms and to facilitate corporate restructuring by providing a vehicle that would create incentives for interim financing.
Clear and concise reporting by UNODC on achieved results and outcomes, efficiency, transparency, accountability and timely responses to oversight reports together with a transparent programme-planning process constituted necessary conditions for creating the confidence in UNODC that both recipient States and donor States required in order to be ableto assume political ownership and provide effective and predictable funding.
We will further make development more effective and predictable by providing developing countries with regularand timely indicative information on planned support in the medium term.
Recalling the Agenda for Protection, endorsed by the Executive Committee, and the goals and objectives set out in its Programme ofAction, aimed at achieving, inter alia, more effective and predictable responses to mass influx situations and improving responsibility-sharing arrangements to share the burdens of first asylum countries, in responding to the needs of refugees.
UNHCR and UNICEF worked on developing more effective and predictable cooperation in refugee emergencies, involving careful reviews of complementarities and capacities.
(l) Urges UNHCR to continue towork with the IASC to develop ways of implementing effective and predictable linkages between humanitarian assistance, rehabilitation and development in countries of origin and to analyse lessons learned in this regard;
Resolute responses to the root causes of refugee movements, more effective and predictable responses to mass influx situations, improved reception policies and an environment generally more conducive to refugee protection would contribute to better implementation of the refugee protection regime.
UNCITRAL ' s success in providing guidance toward the creation of an effective and predictable legal framework will particularly benefit developing country economies where microfinance sector growth has advanced the need for legal structures tailored to the idiosyncrasies of MFIs; such legal developments will promote economic growth and trade.
In the short term, namely,when countries faced crises in their financial sector, an effective and predictable legal framework was necessary, in particular in terms of enforcement of financial claims, to assist banks and other financial institutions in controlling the deterioration of their claims through quick enforcement mechanisms and to facilitate corporate restructuring by providing a vehicle that would create incentives for interim financing.

