Examples of using Need to devote in English and their translations into Arabic
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Israel recognizes the need to devote further attention to these matters moving forward.
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Schools and universities need to devote curriculum space to land resource issues.
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Emphasize the need to devote a sufficient volume of resources on favourable terms to development assistance;
They can draw on the knowledge accumulated elsewhere, obviating the need to devote significant resources to research and development.
We need to devote greater energy and greater determination to closing these gaps, because we are aware that their continued existence represents a threat to international peace and security.
It reiterates its strong conviction as to the need to devote sufficient resources to the implementation of articles 9 to 14 of the Covenant.
He believes, however, that the acts covered by the draft article could be prosecuted as acts of aggression and that there might, as a result,be no need to devote a separate article to them.
The Commission stressed the need to devote special efforts to the protection of Mediterranean ecosystems.
The need to devote more attention to combating the HIV-AIDS pandemic,to eliminate gender disparities and to ensure the involvement of youth was emphasized.
However, its review of the peacekeeping budgets had been hindered by the need to devote part of its winter session to non-peacekeeping items and by the late submission of related documentation.
Governments need to devote serious attention to the risks such events pose, and to begin to implement long-term sustained mitigation strategies to lessen their impacts.
We feel very optimistic in this regard,given the near-consensus among representatives concerning the need to devote a large part of the task of reforming the Security Council to improving its working methods.
He emphasized the need to devote all the attention that might be required to the question of judicial cooperation between States, including both States parties and States not parties to the statute.
If children everywhere were regarded as persons in their own right and not as objects,there would be no need to devote a separate agenda item to the promotion and protection of children ' s rights.
We will need to devote time to addressing the options for delivering capacity building, technical assistance, and financial mechanisms, and include these in our recommendations to the Governing Council.
Various proposals had been made regarding the issue,including that the members of the Commission might need to devote full-time attention during certain periods to the examination of the submissions(see CLCS/44, para. 51).
He stressed the need to devote adequate attention to the African continent, of which the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was part, by strengthening the development activities of the African Union and NEPAD.
Various proposals had been made on this issue,including suggestions that the members of the Commission might need to devote full-time attention during certain periods of the yearto the work they perform on the examination of the submissions.
Mr. Al-Haddad(Yemen) stressed the need to devote more resources to the United Nations funds and programmes in order to achieve the internationally agreed development goals, in particular those set out in the Millennium Declaration.
Although the States of this subregion function at a highlevel with regard to counter-financing of terrorism in general, many need to devote far greater attention to developing effective measures to freeze funds and assets linked to terrorism.
Special emphasis was placed on the need to devote more attention to combating the HIV-AIDS pandemic,to eliminating gender disparities, and to ensuringe the close involvement of young people in such endeavoursths.
The submission points out the willingness of Guatemala to develop andundertake measures to sensitize States about the need to devote resources for the implementation of programmes for the promotion, protection and appraisement of human rights and cultural diversity in the world.
Intergovernmental bodies need to devote enough time and attention to the external oversight units and be willing and able to guide and target them on issues which are of paramount concerns to Member States, as well as the efficient functioning of the organizations.
As such, the Administration does not see the need to devote additional resources to develop any further guidance under the United Nations system accounting standards.
There is a need to devote one or two days in sessions of the United Nations Forum on Forests to discussions on regional and subregional dimensions to allow regional and subregional organizations to present their perspectives and information and to share experiences and best practices.
The implementation progresshas been slower than expected owing to the need to devote existing resources to other priority activities, both in the Department of Management and in the Department of Peacekeeping Operations(see para. 25 and annex I, paras. 52-54).
Following the debates concerning the need to devote more time to the examination of submissions, in 2005, the Commission started to convene intersessional meetings of its subcommissions in the GIS laboratories of the Division.
However, the report stresses the need to devote increased financial and technical resourcesto certain priority areas-- particularly agriculture-- in order to increase the potential of African countries to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
