Examples of using Lead to duplication in English and their translations into Arabic
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Nevertheless, the Committee stresses that this should not lead to duplication and overlapping of resources.
These initiatives may, however, lead to duplication of effort and inconsistencies if there is insufficient information-sharing and concentration among the various institutions concerned.
The question remains, however,whether the adoption of an optional protocol to the Covenant would lead to duplication.
The Committee is therefore concerned that this may lead to duplication and lack of effectiveness in the implementation of the Convention.
The growing number of regional consultative processes can be trust-building exercises butcan also lead to duplication and contradictions.
The Committee is therefore concerned that this may lead to duplication and lack of effectiveness in the monitoring of the Convention.
The Commission needed to focus on gaps that it could fill that were consistent with its mandate andshould avoid engaging in a broad discussion which could lead to duplication of work.
We must close the gaps andeliminate any overlap in mandates that could lead to duplication in responding to emergencies; a clear line of authority is needed.
The implementation of the division of labour envisaged in that document has given rise to some lack of clarity, for example, in areas such as technology and activities implemented jointly,that can lead to duplication between the two subsidiary bodies.
The Inspectors believe thecreation of internal oversight committees can lead to duplication of responsibilities that properly belong to the head of internal oversight in each organization.
While some States were open to considering new ways to address the issue, others considered that the existing mechanisms are adequate to the task andsuggested that the creation of a new mechanism could lead to duplication.
Apparent difficulties in harmonizing cross-cutting issues should be addressed,as they could lead to duplication and thus have a negative impact on the budget.
It was suggested that a new mechanism could lead to duplication and weakening of existing mandates, or had the potential to create conflicting authorities and actions arising under different instruments.
This impedes decision-making on ICT investments and priorities at the corporate level, favouring ad hoc rather than strategic decision-making,and could also lead to duplication or incompatibility of systems, providing grounds for inefficiencies.
In addition, such direct access could lead to duplication of work, bearing in mind that the supporting defence team member who does not have the qualification and expertise to advise the accused persons will report to the lead counsel the conversation held with the accused and hand over to him or her documents communicated by the accused.
More generally, members asked whether the proliferation of programmes, strategies and other measures designed to combat racial discrimination, in particular against Aboriginals,might not lead to duplication and to coordination and centralization problems; and what was the exact status of the Convention in the domestic legal order, particularly at the federal level.
While appreciating the role and functions of the proposed entity,the Subcommittee agreed that its creation should not lead to duplication of efforts and required close consultation between the ad hoc expert group and other organizations that had ongoing initiatives in the use of space technology for disaster management.
As of now, the 1503 procedure leads to duplication within the system.
The audit highlighted the inadequate harmonization ofprogramme business processes at the corporate level leading to duplication of efforts in terms of programing and reporting.
In the view of the Office of Internal Oversight Services, such lack of coordination leads to duplication of efforts instead of strengthening synergies.
Multiple sectoral action plans, leading to duplication, and lack of rational and optimal use of resources;
This has led to duplication of services, a waste of resources and piecemeal solutions.
In addition, there is the challenge of horizontal coordination, which often leads to duplication of functions and unhealthy competition among ministries, departments and agencies.
The growing number of special procedures and mandates led to duplication of work and stretched available resources.
Multiple sectoral action plans and insufficient coordination among actors leading to duplication of work and ineffective use of resources;
Ms. Blum(Colombia)said that the cross-cutting nature of development issues had led to duplication with other decision-making bodies at the international level.
OIOS reported several cases where the IPs did not report on contributions received from other sources which maybe used on UNHCR funded projects, leading to duplication of assistance.
Inability to cooperate effectively and efficiently with other international organizations in the interest of developmentis counterproductive to achieving results on the ground and leads to duplication, resource waste and bureaucratic inertia.