Examples of using Number and complexity in English and their translations into Arabic
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The other factor is the sheer number and complexity of the agreements.
The number and complexity of crises continues to strain the capacity of the relief community.
We have seen an increase in the number and complexity of peace-keeping operations.
Given the number and complexity of the recommendations, we responded generally in November 2010, discussing the recommendations in categories.
Achieved despite increase in the number and complexity of peacekeeping missions.
The increasing number and complexity of peace-keeping operations necessitated an assessment of the experience that had been gained.
Mr. KABIR(Bangladesh) said that the pastyear had seen a rapid increase in the number and complexity of peace-keeping operations.
As technologies multiply in number and complexity the building profession started to fragment".
(c) Provide common reference points and terminology for United Nations staff and for country partners and thereby reduce the number and complexity of the different agency procedures at the country level;
(d) An increase in the number and complexity of appeals both interlocutory and on the merits;
The Investigations Unit inOAI has experienced a significant increase in the number and complexity of complaints and requests for investigations.
The phenomenal growth in the number and complexity of peace-keeping operations since 1990 justifies the continuing need for the support account.
(b) Augmented leadership and management capacities to strengthen the direction and oversight of United Nations peacekeeping and broader field support activities and considerably strengthened staffing to more effectively support the number and complexity of operations;
The speaker also stressed the increasing number and complexity of international investment agreements(IIAs).
Given the number and complexity of international agreements and agencies that cover it, the environment poses particular challenges to coherence.
Today 's conflict environment is mainly characterized by the number and complexity of non-international armed conflicts, sometimes with external involvement.
The number and complexity of audits on peacekeeping missions and/or issues relevant to peacekeeping, has increased and hence influenced the workload of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations Audit Focal Point.
Acknowledging the significant increase in the number and complexity of special political missions over the past several decades.
This is due to the number and complexity of the polluting materials being discharged into receiving waters, inadequate knowledge about the pathways and ultimate sinks of many pollutants, the need for expensive and sophisticated analytical procedures for some pollutants, and insufficient knowledge of the human and environmental impacts of many pollutants, particularly synthetic organic materials.
Acknowledging the significant increase in the number and complexity of special political missions and the challenges faced by them.
(a) Strengthened leadership, management and staffing capacities to increase the focus on strategic and policy issues and the direction of peacekeeping operations and to ensure more effective management and oversight of United Nations peacekeeping and broader field support activities;and significantly strengthened working-level capacities to more effectively support the number and complexity of operations;
However, the increasing number and complexity of natural and man-made crises have underlined the need for more rapid deployment of staff.
The proposed 2008/09 support account budget for OLA provides for the further strengthening of OLC and of the General Legal Division to improvecapacity to cope with the continuing significant increase in the number and complexity of demands for legal adviceand assistance arising from procurement activities of peacekeeping missions, from claims and litigation related to peacekeeping operations, and in respect of institutional arrangements for peacekeeping.
The rapid growth in the number and complexity of emergencies had considerable implications for UNICEF, as they were occurring on a scale not seen since the 1940s.
Mr. HELG(Observer for the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC)) said that the number and complexity of peace-keeping operations had led ICRC to speak once again on the question of the applicability of international humanitarian law to United Nations peace-keeping forces.
In this context, the number and complexity of the cases brought before the International Court of Justice attests, in particular, to the willingness of States to submit and entrust to the Court the most varied aspects of international relations.
The growth in both the number and complexity of challenges faced by United Nations operational activities requires greater efficiency on all fronts.
With the increase in the number and complexity of such operations, their politicaland financial repercussions have acquired greater importance for Member States.
Mr. Chabar(Morocco) noted that the number and complexity of peacekeeping operations had increased dramatically in recent years, making peacekeeping the Organization ' s main activity.