Examples of using The solution lay in English and their translations into Arabic
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The solution lay in manufacturing and the generation of value added.
She appreciated the frankness of the secretariatin raising the issue of absorptive capacity, and agreed that the solution lay in prioritization.
The solution lay in comprehensive diversification strategies and in global policies.
The solution lay in a return to real human values, coupled with economic development.
Hunger and poverty were at the heart of crises in many countries and the solution lay in building stronger economies, increasing respect for human rights and promoting social reintegration.
The solution lay in the formation of strong consumer organizations and lobby groups to address consumer matters.
Fill spend slowly, slowly pouring the solution and stirring it periodically in the pit with a long metalrod that was not possible within the voids, and the solution lay down as needed;
Instead, the solution lay in the exercise of the right to free speech and an open discussion of the relevant questions.
Morocco, in its contribution, noted that mobilization of resources couldnot by itself solve acute problems of development; the solution lay in establishing a favourable environment for development of the developing countries.
The solution lay in the spiritual transformation of humanity and a change of outlook in terms of priorities, development and harmony with nature.
Despite the strong voices clamouring for price controls,the Competition Authority was able to convey the message that the solution lay in promoting competition in upstream wholesale markets, not price controls.
The solution lay in regional integration and, in that context, recent moves towards democracy in Libya and Tunisia were to be welcomed.
Ms. OUEDRAOGO welcomed the integrated approach which the Government had adopted to curb traditional practices that were harmful to women and girls. She did not agree,however, that the solution lay in penalizing the mothers.
The solution lay in leveraging Internet technologies and involving SME associations in the collation of basic data.
The solution lay, not in State control of the media, but in the establishment of an institute of non-governmental ombudsmen to serve as watchdogs.
His delegation was deeply concerned at the lack of progress in resolving the financialdisarray of the Organization, and emphasized that the solution lay in the political will of Member States to discharge their financial obligations in full, on time and without conditions.
The solution lay in pursuing technological and material solutions that broughtthe cost of housing down to levels that were accessible to low-income groups.
Mr. HAMAD(United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), speaking on agenda item 108, said that his organization was deeply convinced that enforcement measures were not in themselvessufficient to overcome the widespread problem of drugs. The solution lay above all in sound social and economic approaches to the problem which was caused by marginalization and social exclusion.
Others agreed that the solution lay in raising awareness among miners and mining communities about the risks posed by mercury use and the alternatives to it.
UNDP, recalling the gap between developing planning mechanisms on the one hand and humanitarian resource mobilization on the other, and the resulting gaps in assistance to persons who had recently returned or resettled,believed that a key part of the solution lay in better coordination of different resource- mobilization mechanisms and their applications at the different stages of intervention.
While recognizing that the solution lay mainly in speedy economic and social development,the relevant OIC forums were focusing on the specific interests of children.
The solution lay in the effective and timely fulfilment by the developed countries of their ODA commitments, on which the international responsibility and credibility of donors depended.
Belarus was convinced that the solution lay in the widespread introduction of technologies involving the use of new and renewable energy sources, and in reinforcing intergovernmental dialogue on energy issues within the United Nations.
The solution lay in inclusion and in democratizing international political and economic relations in order to secure world peace and stability, human rights, social justice and an end to poverty; in other words, the very purposes for which the United Nations had been established.
His delegation believed that the key to the solution lay in a reasonable balance between provisional application and domestic law;the effects of provisional application should be clarified as a rule of international law, but States should have leeway to decide on provisional application in accordance with their domestic law.
Perhaps the solution lay in applying a results-based management approach to special political missions, in order to determine objectives, establish timelines for accomplishing those objectives and ensure that programme managers were accountable for implementation.
He submitted that the solution lay in recommendation 216, according to which, in the situations described by the representative of the United Kingdom, the law of the new location of the grantor would determine priority as between competing claimants.