Examples of using Step would in English and their translations into Arabic
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First step would be reconnaissance.
The international communityhas been making this appeal for many years. Such a step would make possible the drafting of a treaty on the subject.
Such a step would be in full accordance with the democratic changes that have taken place in the entire region.
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Such a step would call for new levels of capability in global analysis, strategy and policy development.
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We do not believe that, as some suggest, such a step would hamstring the Council by imposing rigid guidelines.
Such a step would be inconsistent with international law and should be unacceptable to all delegations that respect the Law of the Sea.
Instead of contributing to the restoration of the status quo ante, such a step would reduce or even eliminate the possibility of effectively achieving that objective through collective reaction.
Such a step would remove a source of tension and conflict and would improve the prospects for peace, development and cooperation within our region.
The implementation of the Agrarian Reform Act(Decree No. 900) was preceded by an indoctrination campaign among rural workers to secure political support.It was considered that that step would make the agrarian reform more effective and that large groups of the population would thus understand its significance.
An important next step would be to re-examine the experiences gained to date with some of these innovations.
The members of the Special Committee on decolonization had felt it essential to point out that agreement with the Secretary-General's decision couldbe misinterpreted by the peoples of Non-Self-Governing Territories since that step would, in their view, signify that the United Nations was leaving them to the mercy of fate.
The Rio Group believed that that step would be detrimental to the mandate of the Special Committee and would undermine the decolonization programme of the United Nations.
Such a step would undoubtedly be conducive to preparing the ground for expedient negotiations and would, in its own right, be a useful interim contribution to nuclear non-proliferation.
In this connection, we cannot support the proposalto lift the arms embargo on Bosnia and Herzegovina, since such a step would lead to a further escalation of hostilities, threaten the whole negotiating process and give rise to conditions that could spread the conflict beyond the frontiers of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Such a step would be an invaluable demonstration of the constructive spirit, the flexibility, the transparency that are required in order to make progress in addressing and solving issues which, because of their importance, affect and constitute the responsibility not only of this forum but all of mankind; and, as the Women ' s International League points out at the end of its message," the stalemate in moving disarmament forward must be broken now".
Apart from setting a precedent heavy with consequences, such a step would call into question the universality and balance to be maintained among the Conference ' s central and supplementary aspects.
OIOS believes that such a step would enhance transparency and accountability with regard to the efficiency and effectiveness of the operations of the United Nations Secretariat, the funding for which derives from Member States through assessments or voluntary contributions.
Should any new chemicals be included in Annex III to theConvention by the Conference of the Parties at its fifth meeting, such a step would provide a further opportunity to use the number of import responses to evaluate the success of technical assistance provided to developing countries and countries with economies in transition to satisfy their obligations under the Convention to measure the effectiveness of technical assistance activities.
Mr. Shevardnadze emphasized that such a step would be a significant undertaking by the international community to prevent a wider conflagration; if the present conflict could not be halted, it could spread to the entire Caucasus region.
The Secretary-General considers that this step would constitute an essential new tool for holding managers more accountable, since the results would be reflected in their performance appraisal system records and performance compacts with the Secretary-General.
Such steps would significantly contribute to the stability of the region.
These steps would support the efforts of the multinational forces to create a climate conducive to democracy.
To take such steps would be contrary to the Constitution and be tantamount to an interference of the independence of the judiciary.
The Tribunals have made it clear that taking these steps would require additional resources because they are fully occupied with the completion of trials and appeals.
Clearly, these steps would be in UNITA ' s best interests and would open the door to its full participation in the future political life of Angola.
The speaker reported that steps would be taken to merge the general-purpose fund accounts and programme support cost accounts of the drug programme fund and the crime programme fund in time for the preparation of the consolidated budget for the biennium 2010-2011.
Concerning specific Panel recommendations, steps would need to be taken to ensure that the global think tank concept was linked to the needs of developing and least developed countries.
These steps would undoubtedly be conducive to preparing the ground for expedient negotiations on an FMCT and would, in its own right, be a useful interim contribution to nuclear non-proliferation.
He explained the meaning of" No Stopping" and" No Standing" signs, as well as parking regulations near fire hydrants, and requested that any evidence of discriminatory treatment against diplomats be brought to the attention of the United States Mission andassured the Committee that further steps would be taken to create a fair parking Programme.