Examples of using Wider implications in English and their translations into Arabic
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This has far wider implications than just biotech crops;
(14) Paragraphs 2 and 4 contain definitions which are explicitly given for the purpose of article 4,but have wider implications.
This phenomenon could have wider implications for international relations.
The wider implications of France ' s decision are also of deep concern to Forum Heads of Government.
Finally, I would like to add that the wider implications of this initiative are, if anything, the most grave.
The wider implications of France ' s decision are also of deep concern to Forum Heads of Government.
It does therefore cover livelihood although, as willbe discussed below, the concept of sustainable livelihoods has wider implications.
Yet the wider implications for the total Palestinian refugee population of over 4 million should not be ignored.
Non- ratification of any of these instruments by any State has wider implications than only its effect on the feasibility of one particular treaty.
As each context differs, the way Governments integrate education as part of awider peacebuilding strategy can have wider implications.
The debate on dams and indigenous peoples has wider implications, as reflected in the discussions on the environment and sustainable development.
Zaire ' s denationalization of its own citizens in 1981constitutes a dangerous precedent which will have wider implications throughout the African continent.
The recent FLA experience with monitoring may have wider implications for corporate responsibility and accountability in relation to human rights.
We are, however, carefully studying the proposal concerning the replacement of the Commissionon Human Rights with a Human Rights Council, particularly its wider implications for all Member States.
Allow me to raise another issue that may have wider implications, namely, that of justice and, more specifically, of universal jurisdiction and its abuse.
My Representative in Guinea-Bissau has conveyed to the authorities theneed to address this issue with a view to understanding the wider implications of such a measure on peace, security, justice and the rule of law.
Meanwhile, artificial Intelligence, digital marketing, and the wider implications of digitalization for health systems, including the evolution of personalised medicine are key priorities going forward.
It was therefore imperative for the Council to listen to the States Parties-- as well as to every State Member of the Organization--given the wider implications of the debates for the functions and powers of the Council.
Research on the wider implications of climate change is exploring its potential impact on issues closely associated with threats to international peace and security, as described below.
The recovery policy has been seen in the past more or less strictly in the context of the financial operations of UNICEF,but the present report goes beyond this specific context into the wider implications for UNICEF.
Progress in our work here will not only provide the much needed impetus to the NPT regime,but will also have wider implications for other multilateral disarmament activities within the United Nations or elsewhere.
The discussion below, therefore, has wider implications than only risk management: the same factors that improve access to risk management markets can also improve access to other credit markets, such as those for trade finance.
Progress in our work here will not only provide the much-needed impetus to the NPT regime,but will also have wider implications for other multilateral disarmament activities with the United Nations or elsewhere.
Switzerland While we acknowledge that there was understandable concern in Pakistan for its security, national sovereignty and territorial integrity, these nuclear tests, far from enhancing Pakistan ' s security, have further raised tensions in the region andwill undoubtedly have much wider implications for nuclear proliferation.
Although the case had been made for some"flagship" species in terms of their intrinsic value, the wider implications in relation to socio-economic development were still poorly understood and even more poorly communicated.
For thematic expansion, preference was expressed to evaluate global or north-south partnerships rather than regional, bilateral or south-south partnerships,as the former would allow the task force to examine the wider implications of thematic issues across the world.
We hope that Cyprus will prove to be a successful case study,epitomizing the value of confidence-building measures and their wider implications, which transcend the boundaries of practical disarmament measures and have the potential to alter the parameters of conflict situations.
Bearing in mind that National Officers have been used in the United Nations Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina(UNMIBH),the Committee further recommends that the study also include the wider implications for all future peacekeeping operations(ibid., para. 40).
Third, countries within trade blocs should consider the wider implications of trade agreements and make long-term effects in terms of employment creation and social development central not only to trade but also to investment policies.
Two ongoing cases under the World Trade Organization(WTO)dispute settlement process may have wider implications: United States-- Subsidies on upland cotton(complaint by Brazil) and European Union-- Export subsidies on sugar(complaint by Brazil, Thailand and Australia).
