Examples of using To resolve those problems in English and their translations into Arabic
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More must be done to resolve those problems.
He wished to assure everyone that his Government was doing everything it could to resolve those problems.
Regional efforts to resolve those problems have been substantial.
Efforts of the Commission on Refugees to resolve those problems.
We urge our development partners to resolve those problems so that resources for development in African countries can be released.
Observers worked closely with judicial and penal officials to resolve those problems.
In order to help women to resolve those problems, special measures have been taken in their favour(e.g. higher subsidies).
The efforts of the Commission on Refugees to resolve those problems are as follows.
Thus, if we are to resolve those problems in a sustainable manner, it is essential to reform the international financial and monetary system.
Discussions with high-level representativesof the Party, he suggested, were needed to resolve those problems.
The five weeks that the Committeehad left should be enough to resolve those problems, if it focused on questions which could be resolved at the expert level.
There are many different skinproblems that might arise, and many different ways to resolve those problems.
We are convinced that the only sure way to resolve those problems is through a multilateral approach, requiring the joint efforts of the entire international community.
The only way to improve their nutrition andhealth is to devise strategies to resolve those problems.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was prepared to resolve those problems through a dialogue with the host country or the good offices of the Secretary-General and the Legal Counsel.
All countries were increasingly demanding thatinternational cooperation should be strengthened in order to resolve those problems.
The Philippines didnot have enough negotiating power to resolve those problems for products of particular export interest to it, such as coconut products.
They shared the view that discriminatory practices against missions were troubling andurged the host country to resolve those problems.
The Special Committee and the Secretariat had endeavoured to resolve those problems and ensure the smooth running of operations, but the task also required the full cooperation of the international community.
The financial markets and their problems are of global scope,yet the governmental efforts to resolve those problems have a strictly local range.
The international community must step up its efforts to resolve those problems, which not only impeded sustainable development but also threatened the stability and security of States, particularly countries of asylum.
The Minister described at some length the problems associated with prison overcrowding and the shortage of facilities for asylum-seekers,as well as the action being taken to resolve those problems.
As a result, they said there would need to be a new war to force the Government to resolve those problems, to which they had attributed Col. Byamungu's resistance to being replaced.
In that regard, the United Nations and the international community should work together to strengthen the human and institutional capacities of Africa in order to complement the continent 's efforts to resolve those problems.
He hoped that the Committee on Relations with the Host Country wouldconsider the political motivation of those obstacles and restrictions and be able to resolve those problems with the host country, particularly as such unjustified discriminatory practices were incompatible with the Headquarters Agreement.
The European Union was aware of the importance of the question of indebtedness of diplomatic missions and staff members and of the difficulty of finding a solution satisfactory to all parties involved; it was of the highest importance for good relations between the diplomatic community, the United Nations and the authorities and people of the host country that greaterefforts should be made by all concerned to resolve those problems.
Faced with major catastrophes arising from wrongful conduct, such as genocide or invasion of a State, it could not be argued that therules of State responsibility by themselves were sufficient to resolve those problems without any organizational response or coordinated action by the international community.
On that basis, it was felt that an international instrumentmight not be the best way to resolve those problems, but rather that legal certainty in electronic contracting could be provided by giving users a combination of voluntary rules, model clauses and guidelines, which could be developed in cooperation between UNCITRAL and international non-governmental organizations representing the private sector.
He confirmed the permanent missions ' obligation to respect the laws of the host country and recognized the parking and traffic problems confronting the city butconcluded that efforts to resolve those problems must be consistent with international law.
Noting that developing countries were continuing to suffer from underdevelopment, poverty and unemployment, he urged the international community to find solutions which would make it possible to resolve those problems in an appropriate manner so that developing countries could join in the world economy, occupy their rightful place in world trade and take full advantage of scientific and technical progress.