Examples of using Failure to resolve in English and their translations into Arabic
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Failure to resolve the Darfur crisis would bring serious regional implications.
Aziz said,"We truly believe that the failure to resolve the Palestinian question will pose threats to Iraq's security.".
Failure to resolve these decolonization and sovereignty issues would seriously damage and undermine the development and economic capacities and prospects of developing countries.
Insofar as it pitted the Muslim world against the West, the failure to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would have repercussions around the globe.
The failure to resolve the question of property rights has been a major obstacle to return.
The claim of the Judges to thisentitlement has been long outstanding, and the failure to resolve it expeditiously and fairly has been detrimental to the morale of the Judges.
The failure to resolve the fundamental issue of property remains one of the major obstacles to the return of Croatian Serbs.
Ms. Adem, speakingin her personal capacity as an Algerian student, said that failure to resolve the conflict between Western Sahara and Morocco was impacting the stability of the entire region.
A failure to resolve security issues and the disposition of armed forces along the border, disputed or otherwise, could easily spark renewed violence.
This is the practice whichunfortunately has been followed in this Conference, because failure to resolve matters of substance has led us to focus on questions of form.
The failure to resolve differences between Israeli and Palestinian people in the Middle East continues to be a catalyst for recruitment into terrorism.
While a number of delegations had expressed disappointment at the Committee ' s failure to resolve outstanding issues, it was important to acknowledge the progress made in recent years.
Moreover, the failure to resolve the issue of non-extradition of nationals and the question of transferring proceedings between the States involved continues to be of concern.
Now, certain parties are trying to draw a veil over that issue and to cover up the failure to resolve it, by bringing into Security Council discussions internal affairs that exceed the scope of the agenda item.
Failure to resolve the problem and restore stability, security and constitutionality in Sierra Leone can only prolong the ordeal of the innocent and peace-loving people of that country.
Failure to resolve these decolonization and sovereignty issues would seriously damage and undermine the development and economic capacities and prospects of developing countries.
In her general conclusions and recommendations, the Special Rapporteur reiterated the pertinence of minority rights inthe context of the former Yugoslavia and expressed the view that failure to resolve the problems faced by minority populations carries the threat of renewed conflict.
One of the reasons for this is the failure to resolve the question of how to redress the existing imbalance in the Security Council between the developed and developing countries.
Failure to resolve that discrepancy during the current session of the General Assembly session would constrain the budgetary resources and programme delivery of her Office for the biennium 2012-2013.
However, there is another, more pessimistic scenario, in which failure to resolve the serious issues weighing on the economies of southern Europe would spark a euro crisis whose consequences would be even worse than those of the 2008 mortgage crisis.
Failure to resolve these decolonization and sovereignty issues would seriously damage and undermine the development and economic capacities and prospects of developing countries.
As all Governments know well, a failure to resolve the issue of land degradation and desertification in Africa and around the world is likely to lead to even greater conflict and to further migration flows towards the developed countries.
Failure to resolve the problems faced by minority populations, notably the minority populations in the entities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, carries the threat of renewed conflict.
The persistence of political injustice, the failure to resolve certain conflicts, economic disparities, exclusion and the defamation of religions helped to feed hatred and extremism and encouraged the indoctrination and recruitment of terrorists.
The failure to resolve long-standing conflicts meant that return and reintegration was an unrealistic option for many, while opportunities for local solutions expanded modestly owing to the goodwill of a number of host countries.
The persistence of political injustice, the failure to resolve certain conflicts, economic disparities, exclusion and the defamation of religions helped to feed hatred and extremism and encouraged the indoctrination and recruitment of terrorists.
Failure to resolve the conflict undermined the prospect of a politically stable and economically viable future, and invited disruption from armed groups as they exploited disaffection in a frustrated generation that had become a recruitment pool for extremists.
The Committee also notes that failure to resolve the issue of land rights in the Sámi Homeland has so far prevented Finland from ratifying the International Labour Organization(ILO) Convention No. 169 concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries.
Failure to resolve this crisis speedily and effectively is not only having further profound negative effects on the people of Argentina but is also damaging confidence in the ability of the world at large to manage the globalized economy for the benefit of all.