Examples of using Problem is compounded in English and their translations into Arabic
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The problem is compounded by persistent volatility in aggregate demand.
If the judiciary itself is corrupt, the problem is compounded and the public at large is left without the rule of law;
The problem is compounded by lack of sustainability in the agriculture sector where the majority of rural women are active.
In some countries, this problem is compounded by the identification of private enterprises with foreign ownership.
This problem is compounded by the need to suppress any air defence systems which threaten NATO aircraft.
In the Gaza Strip, the problem is compounded by the poor quality of the water, exposing residents to severe health risks.
The problem is compounded by insufficient intergovernmental and managerial control of extrabudgetary resources.
The access agreement problem is compounded when island nations lack the resources to regulate and enforce the agreements.
The problem is compounded by the threat posed by terrorism and the distinct possibility that weapons of mass destruction can be easily acquired by terrorist groups.
In Ukraine, moreover, that twofold problem is compounded by the enormous burden of the Chernobyl catastrophe and the multi-billion-dollar cost of destroying nuclear weapons and converting the military industry we inherited.
The problem is compounded by limited oversight from the specialized intergovernmental body, namely, the Commission for Human Settlements, which convenes once every two years.
In the case of urban water supply, the problem is compounded by the need for considerable additional capital investments in infrastructure and increasing costs in the light of a growing demand for water from rapidly expanding cities.
The problem is compounded by the fact that the police are in general not trained to respond adequately and in a gender-sensitive manner to gender-specific crimes.
The problem is compounded by the ever-increasing number of mandates emanating from legislative bodies by which the secretariat is requested to submit additional reports and to convene meetings.
But the problem is compounded by easy access to firearms, by political intolerance, by the failure of the criminal justice system to act effectively and by mistrust of the South African police.
The problem is compounded when consent is obtained just hours before a major operation, and months after the last consultation with the surgeon. This can lead patients to consent to procedures that they do not understand- or want.
The problem is compounded by the failure of both the national and the departmental authorities to pay it due attention: they are not quick to issue the permits for threatened individuals to transfer to branches in other towns or regions.
The problem is compounded by increasing calls by national governments to recruit nationals rather than expatriates in the country, which constitutes a severe constraint given the low UNDP salary structure and the very small pool of qualified national professionals.
The problem is compounded by the failure of many to adequately inform and educate their citizens about the level and nature of juvenile offending, the current state of the administration of juvenile justice, and the success and failure of attempts to address offending and rehabilitate offenders.
The problem was compounded by the absence of information.
Where technologies are owned by small and medium-sized enterprises, these problems are compounded.
The problem was compounded by the diversion of water to settlements in the area.(The Jerusalem Times, 19 May).
The problem was compounded by the fact that there was no provision for capital punishment under Israeli law, not even for the most heinous crimes.
Unemployment problems are compounded by triple-digit inflation in countries such as Zaire.
Law and order problems are compounded by ineffective or absent law enforcement agencies, poor economic conditions and the availability of weapons.
These problems are compounded by the external debt problem, which in turn is exacerbated by the decline in official development assistance.
In the specific case of domestic violence and rape, problems are compounded by limited access to health care and services.
The supply of drinking water andof sanitation services was also grossly inadequate, and the problem was compounded by the large-scale migration to urban areas, which was leading to a situation where agricultural work was being carried out mainly by women and children.
The problem was compounded by the substantial decrease in ODA, with the result that the developing countries remained hostages of poverty because they did not have the funds needed to implement social and economic development projects.
The problem was compounded by the often prolonged trade negotiations among States, with the result that any consensus reached was mostly irrelevant.