Examples of using Problem must in English and their translations into Arabic
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The problem must be in there.
It is our strong belief that efforts aimed at addressing the problem must be multidimensional if they are to succeed.
The problem must lie elsewhere.
Chief among those rights is the right to return to their homes or to receive compensation,and any measures aimed at achieving a just and lasting solution of that problem must be based on the provisions of those resolutions.
This problem must be dealt with in a responsible manner.
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His delegation was convinced that an interdisciplinary and inter-institutional strategy should be used and that in the absence of differences between producer,consumer and transit countries, the response to the problem must be universal.
Not every problem must go straight to the United Nations.
It is generally agreed that a major weakness of the 1980 Convention, and of many other conventions for that matter,is its lack of implementation mechanisms, and that this problem must be rectified during the forthcoming Review Conference.
In his opinion, the problem must be solved through regional cooperation.
Each restriction in this area must be examined on a case-by-case basis,and the Special Rapporteur welcomes the view expressed by most of his interlocutors that this problem must be addressed at the level of education rather than censorship in broadcasting.
Therefore this problem must be treated as part of priority issues in the education sector.
His Government shared the legitimate humanitarian concerns about the indiscriminate and irresponsible use of MOTAPMs,but any measure to address the problem must also take into account the legitimate right of peoples to defend themselves and their territories as enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations.
She said that the problem must be viewed in terms of supply and demand in the market for such services.
Those who would direct attacks against innocent civilians with conventional weapons should be assumed to be equally willing to commit atrocitieswith weapons of mass destruction-- a prospect that convinces the United States that this problem must be challenged on every front and defeated in an effective, hopefully multilateral.
Any lasting solution to the problem must be a global one, as the Group of 77 had recently stated.
The problem must be addressed by the people of Burundi, assisted by the international community and not replaced by it.
This problem is caused by not giving the possibility of selling price change in the bill expires,and to resolve the problem must click on the list of services- users- the powers of the users screen and the granting of powers of the current user price adjustment.
Any solution to this problem must take into account the joint African position on the issue and the particularly critical economic situation of Africa.
If we understand overt acts of violence against women as a symptom of underlying cultural patterns of disrespect,then it is clear that the problem must be specifically addressed in the domestic sphere of family expectations of girls and women, as well as in all settings where intimate relations occur.
The problem must therefore be dealt with by the public sector, and research centres must be mobilized by the Governments of the highly advanced countries.
What I mean is that this problem must be addressed as soon as possible and resolved in a way that is mutually beneficial to both countries.
That problem must be addressed seriously if the Special Committee wanted to fulfil its mandate and make appropriate recommendations to assist those Territories in their development process.
On the contrary, the Kosovo problem must be approached on the basis of recognized principles of international law and universal democratic values.
The problem must be tackled from both ends: easing the burden on States parties and underscoring the importance of meeting treaty obligations, while enhancing effectiveness in the deliberation of, and follow-up to, the recommendations of the treaty bodies.
The solution to this problem must be sought in a transnational framework, through a gradual rebalancing of individual national economies and in full respect for the social and cultural independence of populations.
Resolving this problem must be viewed from several angles and across sectors, because this is not only a health sector problem, but also a matter of social protection, training for work and life, and preventive work on the causes of the disability.
Problems must be restated.
These problems must be addressed from the perspective of both present and future generations.
Those problems must be addressed in order to enable women to contribute to decision-making and to the country's overall development.