Examples of using Need for a framework in English and their translations into Arabic
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Section 1. The Need for a Framework for Health Statistics.
The General Assembly at its most recent session emphasized the need for a framework.
The need for a framework for action on adaptation was identified.
The LTTE leadership made a commitment not to interfere with the flow of humanitarian supplies destined for affected populations andaccepted the need for a framework to monitor this commitment.
Session 1 on the need for a framework for environment statistics.
The fact that environment statistics are ad hoc,widely dispersed and of varying degrees of quality clearly underlines the need for a framework, that is, a basic organizing structure to guide environment statistics.
The two parties also emphasized the need for a framework for dialogue and consultations that would go beyond the transitional period.
In addition, President Abbas would consult President Bush on ways to reach an agreement with Israel by the endof the year and stress the need for a framework for resolving sensitive final status issues.
However, there is still a need for a framework to guide the interactions of the organizations with their external auditors.
In addition, in 2007, the support team andthe Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs began discussing the need for a framework for humanitarian relief providers to be ready to respond during a pandemic.
The need for a framework that would guide measurements for international comparability will be stressed and a list of indicators will be suggested.
Recommendations vary and suggest, among other things, that annual reports be more standardized and include disclosure of ownership and related party transactions,and that there is a need for a framework regarding quality and independent audit processes.
At the same time, there was a need for a framework beyond the first commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol which would embrace action by all countries.
Although considerable efforts have been made at the system-wide level and at the individual organization level through bilateral discussions,organizations identified the need for a framework to guide their interactions with their external auditors throughout IPSAS implementation, building on lessons learned by early adopters.
The need for a framework that would guide measurements for international comparability will be stressed and a list of indicators will be suggested.
The Commission, having examined the report of the Secretary-General on integrating environment and development in decision-making(E/CN.17/1995/19),noted the need for a framework at the national level for integrating economic, social and environmental issues and for bringing together sectoral plans in a more comprehensive manner.
There was urgent need for a framework to limit the degree of exchange rate deviations from the fundamentals of multilaterally agreed rules for exchange rate management.
Furthermore, the international Joint Group of Expertson the Scientific Aspects of Marine Environmental Protection(GESAMP) has identified the need for a framework that will allow documentation of trends, identification of their likely causes and objective estimation of the relative contributions of integrated ocean and coastal zone management programmes to social and environmental change.
The need for a framework allowing the bodies established under the Convention to playa central role in the promotion of cooperation and coordination at all levels was also stressed.
Over the past few years,acute crises have highlighted the need for a framework for delineating the responsibilities of Member States and non-State actors towards migrants caught in crisis situations.
The need for a framework was also clearly recognized during the Security Council retreat in Alpbach, Austria, and the European Union Conference in Brussels, Belgium, both of which were held in September 2010.
One meeting participant, speaking on behalf of the African States,expressed the need for a framework for capacity-building to guide the provision of finance, technology equipment and knowledge transfer for sustained capacity in specific adaptation and mitigation actions.
(b) There is a need for a framework for cooperation aimed at strengthening the capacities of developing countries and countries with economies in transition for the sound management of chemicals and hazardous wastes by providing technical and financial assistance.
There also continues to be a need for a framework to deal comprehensively with international sovereign debt of insolvent developing countries.
In view of the need for a framework for equitable development, Jamaica had been surprised and disappointed to learn from the report of the Secretary-General in document A/54/299 of the continuing lack of interest in the Third Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination and, in particular, lack of support for the related Programme of Action.
The Asian Group and China supported the need for a framework of proactive policies for a broad range of support mechanisms and business development services based on integrated programmes.
There is also a need for a framework law as a major instrument for the implementation of the food and nutrition security strategy with a focus on the human right to adequate food as well as a national and international monitoring system, making it possible to ascertain achievements with effective response mechanisms which are accessible to victims of violations of the human right to adequate food.
The need for a strategic framework.
Need for a long-term strategic framework.
Need for a results framework.