Examples of using To a number of problems in English and their translations into Arabic
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If it is not cured, this will lead to a number of problems later in life.
All of this led to a number of problems in the tourism industry, eco-tourism and thus, on the national economy.
However, the documentation prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat gave rise to a number of problems.
The report refers to a number of problems rural women face(see, in particular, pp. 49, 63, 65, 68, 69, 71 and 72).
The Yugoslavia Tribunal itself refers in its report to a number of problems that have arisen.
Susceptible to a number of problems including cankers of various types, leaf and twig blight, cottony aphids, bark beetle, and scale insects.
Such scenarios quickly draw attention to the complex issue of extradition,which itself can give rise to a number of problems.
The resolutions mentioned in the preceding paragraphs refer to a number of problems relating to the human rights aspects of terrorism.
The report refers to a number of problems rural women face(see, in particular pp. 49, 63, 65, 68, 69, 71 and 72 of CEDAW/C/SUR/3).
The quality and coverage of reproductive health services were inadequate throughout Africa,and that led to a number of problems, including high rates of maternal mortality and morbidity.
Mr. ORR(Canada), speaking also on behalf of Australia and New Zealand, first considered the report of the Board of Auditors on the financial statements of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner forRefugees(UNHCR). The auditors had drawn attention to a number of problems indicative of serious deficiencies in financial management.
In my report on the safe areas(S/1994/555), I pointed to a number of problems highlighted by the failure of the safe-area concept to protect the civilian population of Gorazde.
This practice will also be replaced by the new budget rules,as it is not regulated by law and leads to a number of problemsit doesn ' t set penalties for failure to fulfil contractual obligations.
He drew attention to a number of problems facing the Iraqi Government, the most serious being those of Kirkuk, the Oil and Gas Law and the constitutional amendments, as well as the failure to date to address the issue of vacant ministerial posts.
The recent(post-World War II)strict application of territorial integrity has given rise to a number of problems and, when faced with reality"on the ground", can be seen as too artificial a construct.
That crisis was due to a number of problems, including the unfair nature of the apportionment of the expensesof the United Nations among its Members, the need to improve the methodology for the scale of assessments for contributions to the regular budget and to peace-keeping operations and the policies of certain Member States.
However, the use of arms andtheir diversion to the black market give rise to a number of problems and situations that have a serious impact on the development of individuals and of whole communities.
Due to a number of problems, such as the lack of helicopters for medical evacuations, the topography, the difficulty in locating mines because of the lack of precise reference points, the movement of the mines from their original locations by rain and river currents, as well as the growth of vegetation in the mined areas, the mine-clearance operations will be concluded in Nicaragua in 2005, not in 2004 as originally planned.
I should like to take this opportunity to draw attention again to a number of problems which require an immediate solution, both at the regional level and at the broader international level.
In response to a number of problems set out in the above-mentioned reports-- lack of clarity surrounding the Department ' s mission, fragmentation of its activities, a limited ability to match programme performance with" customer needs" and a confusing structure and insufficient degree of coordination with other Secretariat departments-- the Secretary-General had proposed a new form of operation for the Department and the United Nations information centres.
Mr. KRETZMER welcomed Argentina 's anxiousness to comply with the Covenant but pointed to a number of problems inherent in the difficult transition from an authoritarian regime to a democratic system.
There is a recognition that tax exemption leads to a number of problems: it increases the transaction costs relating to international assistance, facilitates tax fraud, and leads to economic distortions.
Rapid motorization in the region had contributed to a number of problems, including congestion, air pollution, greenhouse gas emissions and transport-related injuries and fatalities.
Moreover, non-recognition of Baha ' is leads to a number of problems concerning the validity of marriage contracts and the legal status of children born in such circumstances.
Rural and urban women in Uganda were subjected to a number of problems which they could not control, such as hunger, the lack of family planning, high-risk pregnancy and HIV/AIDS.
Played a leading role in devising creative solutions to a number of problems relating to refugees rescued at sea, including refugees rescued by ships flying flags of convenience and those belonging to developing countries;
Played a leading role in devising creative solutions to a number of problems relating to refugees rescued at sea, including those related to refugees rescued by ships flying flags of convenience and those belonging to developing countries;
In her previous work,the Special Rapporteur has already drawn the attention of the Sub-Commission to a number of problems of sub-State terrorism in relation to international and human rights law which need to be carefully examined, stressing especially the question of the accountability of non-State actors.
In UNOCI(AP2005/640/03),the lack of a formal acquisition plan for the Mission contributed to a number of problems such as ex post facto submission of procurement actions for review by the Local Committee on Contracts, excessive use of" immediate operational requirement" requests and direct purchases without competitive bidding.