Examples of using Reforms include in English and their translations into Arabic
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The reforms include the following elements.
Some of these reforms were likely a result of the protests and changes sweeping the regions,but some predate the“Arab Spring.” The reforms include.
United Nations reforms include provisions to strengthen cohesion for peace-building.
In the Macau SAR, the Committee recommends that the State party expedite its plans for reform of the juvenile justice system andensure that such reforms include.
Planned reforms include allowing enterprises to buy back their own shares on the market.
The Committee urged that constitutional reforms include the incorporation of the principle of equality in the text of the Constitution.
Ongoing reforms include a review of pay and grade structures, new guidelines and an increased emphasis on training.
(d) Ensure that the current education reforms include specific mechanisms to guarantee children ' s involvement and expression in school policy and the development of curriculum.
The policy reforms include the granting of a 6 per cent yearly interest rate on lands covered by P.D. 27 and Executive Order 228.
The reforms include a review of legislation and initiatives to fiscalize the economy and automate tax administration procedures.
At the same time, legal reforms include measures and procedures instituted by the Department of Passports, Immigration and Nationality to step up controls.
Critically needed reforms include addressing the ethnic balance, enhancing the judiciary ' s independence, and developing a cadre of qualified and judicial workers.
Proposed reforms include decentralization, which would open the door for all Liberians to enjoy equitable access to services and to take part in decisions that affect them.
The reforms include a network of 65 Family Relationship Centres across Australia, a major increase in funding to services to assist families, and legislative changes to the Family Law Act.
Jail Reforms include setting up separate jails for women, improving the physical environment and staff conditions; and the protection of women and juveniles from abuse and their eventual rehabilitation.
For example, the reforms include provisions to expedite the negotiation period for the grant of a licence for exploration on Aboriginal land, while maintaining the traditional owner veto(power to withhold consent).
Basel III reforms include higher minimum capital requirements, an improved quality of capital, a leverage ratio and larger liquidity buffers(inclusive of off-balance sheet obligations).
The Government ' s social reforms include reform of the social security system; this seeks to create conditions for private participation in order to broaden coverage rapidly, with mechanisms by which individuals can pay into the system.
The reforms include ongoing work on the alignment of staffing policies and strategies with organizational needs, a review of the deployment of UNHCR staff between capital cities and field locations and of the balance between international and national staff.
The reforms include ongoing work on the alignment of staffing policies and strategies with organizational needs, a review of the deployment of UNHCR staff between capital cities and field locations and of the balance between international and national staff.
Other reforms include establishment of commercial courts to deal with commercial disputes, improvement of business licensing procedures, liberalization of the domestic trade regime, which has enhanced competition and productivity, as well as liberalization of the foreign exchange market.
The reforms include:(a) the restructuring of the seventh and eighth corps to combine them into a unified national force;(b) the demilitarization of Mazar-i-Sharif;(c) the collection of heavy weapons; and(d) the appointment of professionals to key positions and the defactionalization of the local administration.
I would recall that the reforms include both external aspects, undoubtedly requiring further material and human resources from the United Nations, and internal aspects, which, I cannot stress too often, call for an in-depth rethinking of the structures and operating methods of the International Tribunal.
Other positive legislative reforms include in particular the adoption and entry into force of a new Asylum Law, dealing with the question of non-refoulement; the labour law; amendments to the election law, removing the language requirement to stand for election and to legislation on trafficking in human beings.
Industrial reforms include measures to reduce the number of inefficient and loss-making public enterprises through privatization and other public enterprise reforms, reduction of entry and exit requirements on private enterprises, easing of price controls and removal of soft budget constraints.
In the construction services sector, reforms include reduction of government involvement in the provision and maintenance of infrastructure, introduction of environmental and social impact regulations, development of sensitive zone management plans and adoption of a rational method for management of infrastructure assets by government agencies.
Some of the positive effects of these reforms include a revised programme budget for 2004-2005; shorter, more efficient cycle planning and budgeting for the biennium 2006-2007, a reduction in the quantity of reports and meetings and greater integration of human rights elements into the work of United Nations country teams.
Planned reforms include the appointment of new provincial governors based on clear standard criteria and the delegation of authority to subnational administrations, accompanied by full accountability, establishment of a public-private partnership mechanism for improved service delivery, and 40 per cent of the budget to be allocated to the provinces.
These reforms include the organizational development process prepared in close consultation with the Agency ' s key stakeholders, which was made operational in 2007, and, building on that process, continuing reforms of the Agency ' s programmes that aim to improve the effectiveness and quality of services delivered to refugees.