Examples of using This growing problem in English and their translations into Arabic
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The world must pay adequate attention to this growing problem.
This growing problem calls for a more comprehensive and concerted international response and assistance.
The humanitarian system must evolve further to address this growing problem.
How can schools combat this growing problem? A network time server could help to ease attacks.
We join NGOs andCivil Society in calling on all governments to address this growing problem.
Government has been aware of this growing problem and has since embarked on a programme to develop legislation against trafficking in persons.
We need a much more structured and methodical approach to this growing problem of failed and failing States.
The loss of humanitarian personnel in several direct attacks in Angola andSomalia illustrated the extent of this growing problem.
This growing problem has, in turn, given rise to a large number of trendy diets and exercise regimes that often simply don't work.
However, with realistic goals and a balanced, coordinated approach,there is hope that we will bring this growing problem under control.
Aware of this growing problem, we conducted in 2005 the first assessment of risk factors for chronic non-communicable diseases, which has already shown worrying figures.
Eleven countries reported havingengaged in activities since the International Conference on Population and Development to prevent this growing problem.
Planned assessment missions by UNHCR andfurther consultations with regional Governments on this growing problem may necessitate a review of the appropriation for this programme in 1996.
As the CD and the United Nations begin to address the security agenda of an emerging era,it cannot shut its eyes to this growing problem.
The representative of the United States expressed the view that the Committeemust exert aggressive leadership in dealing with this growing problem, which was steadily eroding the reputation of the United Nations community in New York.
However, the two officers were later released. The human and material resources of law enforcementagencies are woefully inadequate to address this growing problem.
If American policy has failed to deal with this growing problem, European policy has focused on technical assistance, with the European Union providing €125 million in aid between 2002 and 2006. Moreover, Europe is Pakistan's largest trading partner, accounting for 27.4% of total exports and 17% of imports.
Recommends that the Committee on the Rights of the Child andother relevant treaty-monitoring bodies bear this growing problem in mind when examining reports from States parties;
Is a program adopted by the Association to raise awareness about the problem of congenital malformations in Egyptian society in all categories,as well as in the Arab and African world to reduce this growing problem.
Recommends that the Committee on the Rights of the Child andother relevant treaty monitoring bodies give attention to this growing problem when examining reports from States parties;
A large-scale regional programme to prevent the abuse of amphetamine-type stimulants will be designed in cooperation with the European Commission programme Poland/Hungary Aid for the Reconstruction of the Economy(PHARE),focusing the financial and expert resources on a coordinated response to this growing problem.
Recommends that the Committee on the Rights of the Child andother relevant treaty-monitoring bodies give attention to this growing problem when examining reports from States parties;
In the discussion that followed, the representative from International Organization for Migration(IOM) argued that the problem of trafficking in women and children, as a major human rights concern, should have been addressed, andthat IOM was working closely with countries in the region to address this growing problem.
That the time has come for this body to fulfill its responsibility to the international community by beginning formal discussions on whatsteps should be taken to address this growing problem"(A/AC.105/PV.379, p. 21).
Furthermore, the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, introduced at the December 2000 United Nations conference in Palermo, Italy, signed by 80 of the 121 countries attending the conference and adopted by the General Assembly in its resolution 55/25,emphasizes the critical nature of this growing problem.
Welcomes the efforts of the Committee on the Rights of the Child in the area of child labour, and encourages the Committee, as well as other relevant human rights treaty bodies, within their respective mandates,to continue to monitor this growing problem when examining the reports of States parties;
Welcomes the efforts of the Committee on the Rights of the Child in the area of child labour, and encourages the Committee, as well as other relevant human rights treaty bodies, within their respective mandates,to continue to monitor this growing problem when examining the reports of States parties;
Takes note of the recommendations made by the Committee on the Rights of the Child in the area of child labour, and encourages the Committee, as well as other relevant human rights treatybodies within their respective mandates to continue to monitor this growing problem when examining reports of States parties;
Further welcomes the efforts by the Committee on the Rights of the Child in the area of child labour, takes note of its recommendations and encourages the Committee as well as other relevant human rights treaty bodies, within their respective mandates,to continue to monitor this growing problem when examining reports of States parties;
Emphasizes that strict compliance with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other relevant human rights instruments constitutes a significant step towards solving the problems of children living or working on the streets, including problems of exploitation, abuse and abandonment of children, and recommends that the Committee on the Rights of the Child andother relevant treaty monitoring bodies give attention to this growing problem when examining reports of States parties;