Examples of using Issues need in English and their translations into Arabic
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What issues need to be explored?
There is broad agreement that these issues need to be explored in the future.
Sanitation issues need to be given priority in our development policies.
It is not necessary to do everything strictly by the minute, but some issues need special punctuality.
These issues need to be canvassed.
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When the decision is made to adapt international standards rather thanjust accepting them as they are published certain issues need to be addressed.
You got any issues need taken care of?
On the basis of articles 2 and 4 of the Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion orBelief, three issues need to be emphasized.
However, several issues need more attention.
These issues need to be solved in order to enhance the functional efficiency of the family of the United Nations.
Should the Permanent Forum accept the recommendation of the Special Rapporteur that a study be commissioned,a number of issues need to be addressed, both in the creation of the study and in the study itself.
A number of issues need to be addressed to strengthen the sector.
In view of the information in this document, it is clear that monitoring and evaluation of adaptation projects, policies and programmes and development and usage of indicators is still evolving andthat a number of issues need to be further investigated.
After sale service issues need to be resolved immediately.
Those issues need to be addressed by the intensified efforts of all States under the umbrella of the United Nations and in the framework of international law, demonstrating the necessary flexibility and transparency while taking into account the concerns of every party.
The Comprehensive Peace Agreement will remove some of the stumbling blocks and pave the way for a new approach. However,a number of issues need the immediate attention of the international community, both regarding the ceasefire and the political talks.
(d) What other issues need further analysis before the third session?
The participants noted that the progress made in the peace process should go hand in hand with serious consideration of the socio-economic disparities in the region and requires that the idea of security in the region be addressed in all its dimensions: social, economic and political. In this context,they agreed that these issues need to be addressed within the framework of a global approach encompassing socio-economic dimensions, safety and welfare of individuals and nations of the region.
CSOs think that some issues need to be addressed urgently in the UNCCD process.
Such issues need to be taken as seriously as material relief and require a less contentious intergovernmental approach.
The Subcommittee could agree that when issues need urgent action by all or some of its members, the Chairperson and the Secretary should take on a galvanizing role, after some internal consultations.
Noted some issues need further consideration as to how to have some continuous development, standardise requirements, costs etc.
A number of issues need to be resolved before the proposal can be implemented, including donor financing and additionality of donor resources.
However, some issues need to be addressed not only within the international right to health framework, but also within the right to health in domestic law.
Last but not least, these issues need to be resolved taking into account the principle of common and differentiated responsibilities as embodied in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and its equivalent within the framework of the World Trade Organization, namely, special and differentiated treatment for developing countries.
A number of issues need to be addressed in this context, such as agriculture, improved availability of electricity, water and other basic infrastructure, good governance and anti-corruption measures, support for entrepreneurs and self-employed people, and the national management of the country ' s natural resources for the benefit of the population and the Government.
All these issues need to be effectively considered if Africa is to achieve the international development goals that have been set at various global conferences during the last decade, in particular to halve, by 2015, the proportion of people with incomes of less than $1 day, of people suffering from hunger and people without safe drinking water.
However, several issues need to be addressed as some potential alternatives are: currently under scrutiny themselves; new proprietary chemicals for which data on environmental and health effects are very limited; more costly; and less effective, hence much higher levels are required and products may be less likely to meet flammability standards.
Both issues need to be addressed simultaneously and in parallel, as a loss of balance in implementing the disarmament and non-proliferation objectives of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty(NPT) will only undermine the confidence of non-nuclear-weapon States in the underlying original bargain of the Treaty, leading down a dangerous path of uncertainty, which is hardly encouraging as we set out on a new cycle to build towards a successful NPT Review Conference in 2010.
A number of issues need to be addressed to enable more efficient and effective management of the Operation ' s finances and these relate to:(a) building a stronger internal control mechanism through an improved tracking of financial documents, monitoring of discounts payable to UNAMID, coordination of liquidated damages, clearance of receivables and payables, and account reconciliations;(b) avoiding interruptions of day-to-day operations when staff are taking their leave entitlements; and(c) reducing the processing time related to payroll and vendor payments.