Examples of using View of the complexity in English and their translations into Arabic
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But we must also be realistic in view of the complexity of the issues being discussed.
In view of the complexity of the issues surrounding countermeasures, a cautious approach was advisable.
His Government considered the articles to have beendrafted in language which was too broad, in view of the complexity of the issues under consideration.
In view of the complexity and magnitude of the work involved,the length of the Working Group ' s sessions should be extended.
It is proposed to discontinue this dual section andto establish two separate units in view of the complexity and wide range of the services provided until now by the Section.
In view of the complexity and scope of increasing new challenges, it is proposed to reclassify the position of Chief of Budget and Planning from the P-4 to P-5 level.
Mr. Zhang Chen Yang(China) praised the inspirational spirit of the Swiss proposal;however, in view of the complexity of the issue, he agreed that no decision either way needed to be taken.
In view of the complexity and the cautious optimism for more participatory political reform,the original objectives of the country programme are no longer valid in the present political context.
Additionally, Governments, intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental organizations agree that more suitable institutional mechanismsare required to assure an integrated approach in view of the complexity of mountain ecosystems and the socio-economic issues at stake.
To date, the process has demonstrated that, in view of the complexity of the system, further time is required before the full implications of different proposals made to date can be assessed.
Second, an agreement on authorizing the ECB to oversee the banking sector was reached at the end of last year. In a year, the new regime will be fully operational-not a trivial achievement in view of the complexity of the issue.
In view of the complexity of the cases at the Tribunal, experience has shown that it is almost unavoidable to have breaks in between different phases of the proceedings, especially during lengthy trials.
With regard to the alleged violation of article 14, subparagraph 3(c), of the Covenant,the State party notes that, in view of the complexity of the case and the conduct of the author himself, a duration of seven years and 10 months for the proceedings is justified.
In view of the complexity of the matter and the expertise of international organizations such as the World Intellectual Property Organization, it was suggested that increased efforts of coordination and further studies were called for.
In the meantime, in view of the complexity of the mandate and the scope of the tasks to be undertaken, immediate cash resources were required to enable UNTAET to meet its start-up and monthly operating costs.
Yet another reason given was that, in view of the complexity of the provision and uncertainty whether it produced the intended result in the relevant jurisdiction, the provision might introduce legal technicalities into what might otherwise be an informal process.
Financial and technical support has furthered the participation of developing countries in negotiation and implementation of international agreements, but the supportis insufficient for the task, particularly in view of the complexity of integrative instruments which demand greater expertise in a wide range of areas.
Several delegations stated that, in view of the complexity of the matter, a solution to the challenges posed by the projected workload could be found only through a comprehensive approach that combined several options outlined by the Chairman or addressed in document SPLOS/157.
In its response, the African Tax Administration Forum, while focusing on the African region, highlighted the lack of necessary skills in many African tax administrations toadequately deal with tax avoidance and evasion, especially in view of the complexity of international business transactions.
In view of the complexity and multifaceted nature of this right,the Special Rapporteur views the mandate as not focusing only on individual cases and incidents or being confined only to the issue of freedom of the press or the media.
Based on a comprehensive independent review of the adequacy of the currentstaffing level of the Security and Safety Section, and in view of the complexity of the functions and expanded responsibilities required in the implementation of headquarters minimum operating security standards and the increasing security coordination responsibilities in Thailand, significant strengthening of the security force is proposed.
In view of the complexity of the challenges facing a country emerging from long periods of armed unrest, the question remains whether the National Convention can be welcomed as an effective step towards a civilian Government and, most importantly, towards a peaceful settlement of the conflict.
In view of the complexity of the issues raised, the volume of the documentation underlying the claims and the compensation sought by the claimants, the Panel decided to classify them as" unusually large or complex" within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules.
In view of the complexity of the issues raised, the volume of documentation underlying the claims and the amount of compensation sought by the claimants, the Panel classified each of the claims as" unusually large or complex" claims within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules.
Lastly, in view of the complexity of establishing a single post adjustment index for Geneva, he hoped that the Geneva-based organizations would provide the additional information mentioned by the Commission in paragraph 145 of its report so that it would be in a position to respond fully to the request made by the General Assembly.
In view of the complexity of the issues raised, the volume of the documentation underlying the claims and the compensation sought by the claimants, the Panel decided to classify each of the claims as" unusually large or complex" within the meaning of article 38(d) of the Rules.
In view of the complexity of the topic of international liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law, his delegation welcomed the progress achieved by the Special Rapporteur in the elaboration of revised draft articles which were ready for adoption and took into account comments by States and members of the International Law Commission.
In view of the complexity of the issues raised, the volume of the documentation underlying the claims and the amount of compensation sought by the claimants, the Panel classified each of the claims as“ unusually large or complex” claims within the meaning of article 38( d) of the Rules.