Examples of using Further reforms in English and their translations into Arabic
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Further reforms in the simplification and harmonization area.
Such facts should be analysed as a basis for further reforms.
Further reforms designed to increase its relevance in this field are needed.
However, a number of critical gaps remain and further reforms are required.
Further reforms are to be discussed by Member States at the sixty-first session of the Assembly.
All Member States had astake in seeing Myanmar succeed in introducing further reforms and democratization.
Further reforms were needed to ensure a lasting recovery that would be felt by all members of the international community.
Society was moving in the direction of liberalization, and further reforms would surely be forthcoming in due course.
It encouraged further reforms, and the identification of technical assistance requirements to be met by the international community.
They urged United Nations organizations to exert afinancial push behind the TCPR review to ensure further reforms.
It encouraged further reforms to strengthen economic, social, cultural and women ' s and children ' s rights.
Estonia welcomed progress made and encouraged further steps tostrengthen the rule of law, including further reforms in the justice sector.
Further reforms were required to diversify sources of revenue and promote the role of the local private sector in that regard.
The action already taken must be followed by further reforms, including the reorganization of the Secretariat and field units.
(l) Further reforms of the World Bank with regard to voice, participation and enhanced voting power of developing countries;
The multilateral trading system in its current form requires further reforms to act more in favour of developing countries, in particular the least developed countries.
Further reforms took place during the reporting period in the Procurement Division, most notably in the increased use of institutional contract agreements.
It may thereforebe that the Court will need to explore further reforms to enable it to continue to deal with such complex cases in an efficient and effective manner.
To further reforms, particularly in regional areas, the President approved a State Programme for the Socio-economic Development of the Regions for 2004-2008.
They generally agreed with the findings of the secretariat that further reforms were needed and that progress had been slower than anticipated in certain areas.
As well as ensuring that we fully implement the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness,the UK is also working to promote further reforms to the international aid system.
It would provide the basis for further reforms towards improving system-wide coherence, effectiveness and targeted action.
Solomon Islands welcomes the current initiatives undertaken by the Secretary-General in reforming the Organization andsupports proposals made by other Member States for further reforms.
However, by 1998 no further reforms had been undertaken to devolve powers to local communities above the gmina level.
The Special Committee believes that further reforms are necessary to ensure that the Department of Peace-keeping Operations has a predictable and stable financial base.
We are willing to consider further reforms in procurement, accountability, administration of justice, enterprise resource planning, and human resources.
In such countries, further reforms could focus on the efficiency and equity of the various sources rather than on the rates of taxation per se.
The 2009 budget envisaged further reforms and deficit reduction with a significant shift in the composition of spending away from wages and subsidies towards public investment.
The draft 2009 budget includes further reforms and deficit-reduction measures, with the continued diversion of spending away from wages and subsidies and towards public investment.
To implement further reforms in the areas of procurement and logistics, ICT, construction and engineering to ensure that the provision of services achieves best value for money.
