Examples of using More diffuse in English and their translations into Arabic
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It becomes more diffuse and slow.
Five years on, the record looks more diffuse.
(ii) The second, more diffuse, threat is corruption, by money, of social.
In the latter case,the power of the State is rather more diffuse.
The more diffuse the lines of accountability are, the more difficult it is to delegate authority and hold people to account.
The manufacture andtrade in small arms has become even more diffuse and complex in the post-cold war era.
Although it initiated a similar review as at 31 December 1999,more people were involved and the responsibility for the review was more diffuse.
Architecture is a much more lateral, broader, much more diffuse discipline than the way it has conventionally been taught.
As the events over the past year in different parts of the world have shown, these partnerships are becomingever more critical as the threat becomes more diffuse.
With the pillars of a more holistic and social character,the general results are more diffuse, subjective, and without specific standards.
In any society, there are tensions, some more diffuse or apparent, chronic or acute than others, which pose a threat to the social order when they have no clearly defined object.
This involves building bridges between technocratic and often centralized water institutions andthe much more diffuse set of water users in rural and urban settings.
Again, the theme of the sea, only in this case a more diffuse, symbolic- the lights here like bubbles of air on the"water", blue background of the headboard.
In fact, the targeted effect of such" individualized" sanctions may bemore likely to violate such individual rights than the more diffuse general trade sanctions.
The threats to international peace and security are more diffuse and perhaps less serious than they were, but not less real and not less tragic for those caught up in them.
In some areas, there is clear leadership accountability following the institutional mandate of a United Nations entity orentities, while in others, accountability is more diffuse.
That could facilitate the path to incorporating the issue in global governance,even if this happens through more diffuse structures and with a set of agreements that would not necessarily be uniform.
In the former case, the persons concerned are in effect part of the apparatus of the State insofar the particular situation is concerned. In the latter case,the power of the State is rather more diffuse.
He said," because ina world where prosperity is more diffuse, we must broaden our circle of cooperation to include emerging economies-- economies from every corner of the globe"(ibid.).
One has to do with the total quantity of wealth that we accumulate, and there is nothing bad per se, of course, in accumulating a lot of wealth,and in particular if it is more diffuse and less concentrated.
Under normal conditions, the very notions of power and wealth are being redefined andbecoming more diffuse, their different dimensions less prone to be focused in just a few world capitals.
The threats are more diffuse and less global in range and scope than those of the cold war, but they are none the less very real and need to be addressed in all earnestness in the world forum.
The multilateral development system too is at a crossroads--as the donor base for international development cooperation becomes more diffuse at the same time that the United Nations system moves to increase its coherence in service delivery.
The Committee notes that the terrorism threat has become more diffuse, and it welcomes the fact that more States are taking a holistic approach by developing strategies that address conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism and by taking preventive measures that involve many sectors of society.
In part, this results from immediate needs(e.g., public health, potable water)of demonstrable benefit at the national level that compete with equally costly but more diffuse environmental objectives, in combination with resource limitations for Government.
Against the background of a much more diffuse policy-making process, the highly competitive global economy and the need to reconcile economic, social and environmental objectives forces national Governments to concentrate efforts on three interlinked policy issues that will have a major impact on manufacturing: sustainable growth, a favourable climate for domestic enterprise and foreign investors, and increasing skill levels in societies through human resource development and technology policy.
And we made the Group of 20 the focal point for international coordination,because in a world where prosperity is more diffuse, we must broaden our circle of cooperation to include emerging economies-- economies from every corner of the globe.
The reflector factor is the ratio of the illumination provided by a lamp fitted within a reflector to the illumination provided without any reflector fitted. A matte reflector will typically have areflector factor of around 2, due to its more diffuse effect, while a polished or metallic-finished reflector may have a factor of up to 6.
The Security Council notes with concern that terrorism continues to pose a serious threat to international peace and security, the enjoyment of human rights, the social and economic development of all Member States, and undermines global stability and prosperity,that this threat has become more diffuse, with an increase, in various regions of the world, of terrorist acts including those motivated by intolerance or extremism, and expresses its determination to combat this threat.