Examples of using These complexities in English and their translations into Arabic
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In addition to these complexities.
These complexities contribute to the processes of educational marginalization.
But it has also become clear that these complexities can be overcome.
As a result of these complexities, mediators have to grapple with a wider range of substantive issues.
Good practice in the provision of services to victims of trafficking requires that these complexities are addressed.
These complexities are often underestimated by the media and by the non-governmental organization community.
Some studies have begun to recognize these complexities and use data analysis to explore more complex patterns.
These complexities and the profound global changes have overtaken the context in which the 1971 Declaration was conceived.
Use of narrow, strictly quantitative measures for reporting on mission performance in theprotection of civilians would fail to capture these complexities.
Trying to solve these complexities by way of a negotiating mandate could preclude the very negotiation.
The report of the co-facilitatorshas rightly underscored the complexities of peacebuilding. These complexities stem mainly from constructing a consensus narrative on peacebuilding at the global level.
Despite these complexities, the IDF has made significant progress with the investigations and concluded many of them.
The International Chamber of Commerce is encouraged by the role that the United Nations has assumed in providing a platform for the constructive engagement of business in such efforts and in facilitating universal dialogue among stakeholders to mobilize resources,deepen understanding and activate the necessary support measures to confront these complexities, particularly in developing countries.
For a full report on these complexities and other related issues see annex III to the present report.
These complexities require an approach led by the demands of Afghan women, who are best positioned to articulate their priorities.
Vendors like FiftyOne enable retailers to eliminate many of these complexities so that they can transact with cross-border shoppers in the more than 100 markets it delivers to worldwide.
These complexities make it difficult to gain a complete picture of how adjustment affects the poor and certainly cautions against overgeneralizing.
Many MICs are hoping that these complexities and realities will be articulated in the post-2015 development agenda.
But these complexities only keep out of sight simple and comprehendible realities that make up the economic and social fabric of the capitalist world.
The peacebuilding architecture can address these complexities by optimizing the interplay of various actors inside and outside the United Nations.
Because of these complexities, we use diverse measurement techniques from simple hand tools to visioning equipment and CMM machines.
Behind these complexities, there are also many devastating structural problems that undermine even the best efforts to achieve security and economic progress.
To address these complexities, the Secretary-General states that the Umoja team is working with stakeholders across all entities of the Secretariat to address their unique needs.
In addition to these complexities, I just learned that 70 percent of the kids that I see who are labeled learning disabled would not have been had they had proper prenatal nutrition.
Despite these complexities, most of the data indicate that wind energy is one of the most cost efficient sources of renewable energy but approximately two times the cost of coal generated power in 2006.
These complexities, even if recognized at the establishment of the new architecture, are perhaps still not fully internalized. There is impatience for the Commission to construct its narrative, to find its success stories, to define precisely its added value.
In dealing with these complexities, the international community must redouble its efforts to alleviate security concerns that have prevented certain states from joining the NPT and caused others to clandestinely pursue nuclear weapons capabilities.
In spite of these complexities, concrete progress was made at different levels of the three tiers of government and reflected, for example, in the adoption in 2003 of the Trafficking in Persons(Prohibition) Law Enforcement and Administration Act and the Child Rights Act.
Perhaps as a result of these complexities, creating national governance functions associated with international migration was a priority for almost half of all Governments(46 per cent), across all regions and among four of five income groups(except for high-income non-OECD countries).
These complexities, together with the limited riverine capacity, had a significant impact on the Mission ' s mobility given the vast network of waterways in South Sudan, thereby creating heavy demand on air assets, which resulted in difficulties in transportation to reach locations, the conduct of air reconnaissance, the deployment of civilian-military integrated teams for early warning, the resupply of UNMISS bases and the rotation of troops in the deep field.