Examples of using Increased effort in English and their translations into Arabic
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Finally, we would like to see an increased effort on small arms and light weapons.
Like the Secretary-General,my delegation urgently appeals to the international community to make an increased effort of solidarity.
The Federal Government makes an increased effort to promote social security systems in developing countries.
However, three fatal crashes that occurred in1997 clearly indicate the requirement for continued and increased effort in this area.
Response from the field was positive and resulted in an increased effort by the field offices to promote TCDC. 131. TCDC-INRES.
There is increased effort throughout UNIFEM to learn from its experiences and those of partners and to share knowledge within and outside of the Fund.
In particular, the preparation for the liquidation of the Mission will require an increased effort in capturing, sorting, organizing and maintaining records.
Increased effort was therefore needed, in particular through the cooperation and partnership of intergovernmental organizations and country Parties.
The Committee strongly recommends that the State party make an increased effort in promoting affirmative measures in the field of education and training.
Increased effort will be made to demonstrate the benefits of investing in SLM and shifting the perception of drylands as poor, desolate areas to areas of high growth potential.
The global challenge of cybersecurity requires an increased effort in multilateral forums to improve the security of interoperable networks.
They confirmed that weapons shipments from Libya into areas bordering Israel to the west continued,but that the shipments had slowed with an increased effort by Egypt to track and seize weapons.
It commended Argentina on increased effort in combating human trafficking, on providing information to the public, assistance to the victims and punishing the perpetrators.
The aspirations of the international community embodied in the Millennium Declaration and in summits over recent years, and endorsed by heads of State and Government,can be met only through a vastly increased effort.
Higher output owing to the increased effort to sensitize the population of Nimba County following the eruption of street violence and to encourage participation in sporting events at the district level.
The importance and sensitivity of the matters under consideration by the Review Conference andthe lack of progress made during the preparatory meetings required increased effort and determination on the part of all in order for its work to be successful.
The 2002 local government elections witnessed an increased effort by both government and civil society and development organizations to encourage women ' s participation both as candidates and voters.
In order to free the country from underdevelopment, apart from our domestic effort, we have attached great importance to the achievements made in our increased effort to implement the regional integration of the Association of South-East Asian Nations(ASEAN).
The manual preparation and processing of data causes increased effort and workload for the HR-staff in order to perform the recurring HRreporting requirements and limits data consistency when repeated.
There is also increased effort to strengthen national capacity through support for tailor-made courses at local universities and institutions for CFS models, emergency preparedness and education reform in post-crisis countries.
In addition to ongoing language training andtraining for new technological applications, an increased effort is now proposed for management training, training for operational activities and upgrading of the substantive knowledge and skills of staff.
The new mandate would require increased effort to reach out to the public and regularly update the UNPOS website, creating the need for far greater outreach to the media and strengthening of the visibility of UNPOS.
The consequences of the global financial crisis would exacerbate the HIV situation,and the Assistant Secretary-General proposed increased effort, renewed commitment and initiatives to address the social factors that increased vulnerability and risk-taking behaviours.
It was critically important to make an increased effort to solve problems associated with commodities markets: improved competitiveness and better participation in global supply chains was the key. 4. Eight" new" elements had been identified.
Country-level implementation of the reforms advocated by the Initiative require an increased effort from UNICEF to support national capacity, specifically in health policy development and analysis, costing and defining financing options and management of health services.
Other areas requiring increased effort were, inter alia, the establishment of the high-level political forum, the intergovernmental process on options for an effective sustainable development financing strategy and the facilitation mechanism for the promotion, development and transfer of clean technologies.
Achieving the goals laid out above will require increased effort and commitment, from a wide range of stakeholders including governments, civil society, the media, the private sector and the international community.
Likewise, we hope that increased effort will be devoted to small arms and light weapons, the illegal traffic and excessive accumulation of which affect international security and stability and fuel armed violence, which significantly slows development in a great number of countries.
The preparation for the Mission liquidation will also require an increased effort and dedication of time to records appraisal and selection as well as their preparation for transfer to United Nations Headquarters in order to preserve the financial, legal and historical recall of the Mission.
The 1980-1990 decade witnessed an increased effort to provide rural women in Greece with a legislative support framework, enhancing their economic and political rights, so as to enable their full participation in economic, as well as in political activities.