Examples of using Need to restructure in English and their translations into Arabic
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Some delegations observed that there was a need to restructure the draft articles in a systematic manner.
(a) There is a need to restructure the document to place the general definition of an international migrant and the conceptual framework at the beginning.
Throughout the report, reference is made to the need to restructure the Organization.
We fully recognize the need to restructure and expand the Security Council to reflect a fair and balanced representation of all regions.
The presence of French and Chadian troops was attributable to the need to restructure the Congolese army.
These relate to a need to restructure and improve the command and control of FARDC, while strengthening morale and discipline.
More often than not, the need for legislation is accompanied by a need to restructure the criminal justice system.
Similarly, we believe that there is a need to restructure the Secretariat to give it greater flexibility and effectiveness in the execution of its tasks.
The Secretary-General, in his report on strengthening the capacity of the United Nations to manage and sustain peace operations(A/61/858 and Corr.1),indicated the need to restructure the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.
The need to restructure markets in order to promote, support and accommodate transitions to more sustainable energy paths.
Chile shares the view of many other countries regarding the need to restructure the Security Council to make it more representative.
Recognizing the need to restructure the Solomon Islands economy, my Government is closely reviewing several key areas, such as public expenditure, banking and the taxation regime.
The seminar, entitled" Justification for Police Tribunals", spoke of the need to restructure rather than to abolish the current system of tribunals.
CARICOM supported the need to restructure the Department of Public Information, so that it could better fulfil its mandate as the main information and communication channel for the Organization.
Mr. Sunkel noted that the involvement of transnational corporations in privatization measures in developingcountries often produced short-term dislocations because of the need to restructure the acquired firms, with only long-term benefits.
In that connection, the Committee emphasizes the need to restructure the military, the police and the public service in order to bring them under effective civilian control.
Croatia firmly supported the reform process and endorsed the recommendations for reform and improvement in all critical areas,as well as the corresponding need to restructure the Secretariat and provide the necessary financing for staffing needs. .
The purpose of the meeting was to address the need to restructure the African Rehabilitation Institute in line with recent global developments in the field of disability.
Alfaisal stressed the need to restructure the international system in the future in order to achieve a more equitable and comprehensive vision of international reality. Otherwise, geopolitical turmoil would continue to threaten world peace and security; it was an outdated structure that was unable to meet the challenges of today.
The Charter wasinitiated by the developing countries based on the perceived need to restructure international economic relations on the basis of greater equality and the recognition of their specific needs. .
Management reform: there is a need to restructure the public sector in a less hierarchical and more coordinated manner in order to meet national needs, including cross-cutting issues raised by global conferences.
Pending the comprehensive review, the Special Committee recognizes the need to restructure the Military and Civilian Planning Division, including separating the Civilian Police Unit from the Division.
It acknowledged the need to restructure fishing fleets and eliminate government subsidization of the fishing industry to overcome the problems of excessive fishing capacity and promote a fishing industry that operates on a commercial basis.
The World Summit in 2005 agreed on a number of reforms,and especially on the need to restructure the main United Nations bodies, including the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council and the Security Council.
The Committee also emphasized the need to restructure the military, the police and the public service in order to bring them under effective civilian control, and to take steps to foster, at all levels of society, a dialogue of reconciliation which included the military and other security forces.
In its April 1995 mission to the occupiedterritories cited above, ICAO emphasized the need to restructure the Palestinian Civil Aviation Authority and to establish a comprehensive training programme with the technical assistance of ICAO.
Many delegations commented on the need to restructure the Procurement and Transportation Division, taking into account the resolution on procurement reform adopted by the General Assembly(51/231 of 13 June 1997), including projection of staff requirements and the filling of posts by United Nations personnel.
While the members of AOSIS acknowledged the need to restructure their economies to avoid dependence on a single sector or commodity, that was a long-term process.
Meanwhile, his review of the possible need to restructure the United Nations Secretariat in line with his mandate would extend to all sections dealing with human rights matters.
On this issue,my delegation endorses the position of other delegations on the need to restructure the membership of the Security Council so that it may better reflect the geographical representation and the under-represented groups of Member States without affecting the Council ' s authority.