Examples of using Two challenges in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
However there are two challenges.
The two challenges are bound together.
The weaknesses point to two challenges.
However, two challenges with the MRF have made it difficult to draw conclusions based on this evidence.
Farmers ' efforts tend to face two challenges.
People also translate
We face two challenges.
Therefore, my project would need to address two challenges.
This situation presents two challenges to the insurance sector.
What you will see, I think, is two things that are critical, and these, I think, are two challenges for the open movement.
Here, we would like to highlight two challenges, namely, the enforcement of sentences and the remaining fugitives.
I would like to put before the Assembly, however, two challenges for consideration.
Allow me to refer to two challenges, which in my opinion are the most important: the lack of security and the existence of poverty.
At a meeting held with the executive heads of keyUnited Nations agencies last April, two challenges clearly emerged.
The experts believe that two challenges from the past still linger: the remnants of slavery and electoral disenfranchisement.
These two challenges will form the basis of close senior management attention through the rest of the strategic plan period.
Small timber companies in developing countries face two challenges:(a) getting certified; and(b) making certification work in their favour.
Indeed, the two challenges to which I have referred-- adjusting the Council to new geopolitical realities and making it more equitable-- require that we expand both categories.
The absence of a state presence beyond Banguiwas seen as a major obstacle to tackling these two challenges, and provides a breeding ground for rebel activity and illegal trafficking in natural resources and small arms and light weapons.
He referred to two challenges:(a) the need for technology transfer and for building indigenous capabilities; and(b) the need for an integrated policy framework for pro-poor rural development strategies.
By 2001, the second phase of the survey revealed that the top two challenges were still changing people ' s behaviour and measuring the value and performance of knowledge assets.
There are two challenges Africa faces at this stage:(a) most donors and governments do not traditionally fund work at this stage; and(b) the skills needed to navigate complex regulatory requirements and generate the data that are crucial to registering and protecting the products are in many cases missing, rare or still emerging.
On the other hand,the Counter-Terrorism Committee had identified two challenges for the immediate future: first, technical assistance, which should have an increasingly larger role in the work of the Committee.
The focus on these two challenges derives from the fact that they intersect with many other social challenge and are included in any major UN declarations and resolutions of the African Union.
Palestine's community foundation, Dalia Association, grew out of two challenges: continued Israeli occupation, dispossession, and colonization; and dependence on politically-restricted international aid.
The session took up two challenges: how to sustain transnational families and how to resolve the problems of transnational families, particularly for women and children.
In particular, they face two challenges for sustainable industrial development:(a) a diversification of their economies from their heavy dependence on oil, and(b) a shift from the public to the private sector.
The recommendations concerning the two challenges in cooperation identified by the Secretary General, namely, the challenge to a clarify the nature of the partnership(Clarification of Roles), and b assist in building the capacity of partner organizations.
At present, the PA faces two challenges that require immediate action with implications for the success of long-term development efforts: building new institutions for Palestinian civil administration and rejuvenating the existing ones; and dealing with unemployment.
At the international level, he believed that there were two challenges: to find practical ways and means to encourage even closer cooperation between UNEP and convention secretariats, and to strengthen the links between the Commission on Sustainable Development and the Economic and Social Council.
In the context of the above, Exclusion puts women exposed to two challenges: as persons with disabilities and unable to compete on equal basis with any other citizens, and as women with certain abnormalities, unable to compete with a disabled male for employment, education, health and other social goods.