Examples of using Issues could in English and their translations into Arabic
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The time spent on those issues could be better devoted to more pressing human rights problems.
Some delegations had expressed their convictionthat, with the necessary political will, the remaining outstanding issues could be resolved.
Arguably, a number of these issues could more appropriately be taken up in ad hoc formations convened sporadically.
They had expressed their conviction that,with the necessary political will, the remaining outstanding issues could be resolved.
A panellist suggested that such issues could be addressed through inter-agency coordination within Governments.
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It thus made a contribution to the Summit by reviewingpopulation trends and emphasizing the contribution that population issues could make to development.
After discussion, it was agreed that the issues could be explained in commentary to this work, without introducing a recommendation at this stage.
Mr. Bazinas(Secretariat) said that procedural issues might arise at some point in extrajudicial enforcement and that those issues could be discussed in the commentary.
Those issues could be the subject of a background paper on best practices but should not be main topics for the Commission.
These delegations also stressed that the interplay between these issues could produce challenges that were not addressed under current policies.
These issues could be analysed through, for example, stocktaking of existing empirical studies on the development impact of FDI in different countries.
In the globalized and interdependent world of today, economic,social and cultural issues could contribute significantly to peace and security.
We believe that addressing these issues could fast-track the renewal of the continent.(Detailed proposals on each programme are available as annexes.).
To the extent the foregoing would raise issues not addressed by the Convention(for example,priority issues relating to negotiable instruments comprising proceeds), such issues could be left to be resolved under law and other treaties specifically applicable thereto.
The Governor stressed that those issues could be resolved by applying a clearly specified, consistent principle as to how the Territory would be treated in the future.
In view of the above-mentioned considerations, to combine consistency with the law applicable to ownership rights and the benefits of the application of a single law for security rights issues, the lex protectionis approach could be combined with the law of the grantor 's location approach in the sense that some issues could be referred to the law of the grantor ' s location, while other issues could be referred to the lex protectionis.
In response, it was suggested that those issues could be addressed by remedies already available under other law, such as liability and wrongful trading.
Such issues could be those raised as concerns in concluding observations, or they could be specially formulated by treaty bodies.
The presentation introduced a basic concept of capacity-building and asserted that the issues could be addressed at three levels: broader system/societal; entity/organizational; and group of people/ individual.
Social accounting issues could be useful and consideration should be given to the desirability of incorporating such information into UNDP ' s financial reports.
Our interlocutors have suggested that a solution to these issues could contribute to returning the country to stability and putting in place the conditions for a durable peace.
These issues could also, mutatis mutandis, be applied outside the water, sanitation and hygiene sector-- so as to ensure that equity and non-discrimination are also captured in other areas of development.
Some of the problems that might be raised by joint administration were considered and it was pointed out,for example, that issues could arise, even in a domestic context, where the parent and subsidiary were located in different places and different courts were competent to consider the respective insolvency applications.
We believe that issues could be referred to a multilateral consultative standing committee, as provided for in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the practical function of which would be to clarify and resolve issues and advise on the technical and financial resources needed for the settlement of problems that might arise and on the securing and deployment of those resources.
In the view of the Inspector, it is likely that such issues could be more speedily resolved in the forum of a joint advisory committee for security and safety services.
Policies to address these issues could look at, inter alia, increasing SDR issuance, reducing global risks and strengthening the global financial safety net.
While some representatives said that the issues could be discussed in tandem by a single group, they suggested nevertheless separating the issues in the text of the instrument.
The Chair expressed confidence that those issues could be resolved speedily at the ninth session of the Committee and that the financial rules would be ready for adoption by the first meeting of the Conference of the Parties.
The view has also been expressed that these issues could be addressed through the development of guidelines, codes of conduct, and impact assessments(see A/61/65, paras. 29-31 and 71-73; see also A/62/169, paras. 67-81).
In his opinion, a number of issues could be resolved only by the diplomatic conference while others would have to be discussed further in order to narrow the options before any decisions were taken on the relevant provisions of the statute.