Examples of using Would mitigate in English and their translations into Arabic
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Reducing the number of participants would mitigate the impact.
Technological advances would mitigate some of the environmental impact of coal usage.
The Advisory Committee had noobjection to the course of action proposed by the Board, which would mitigate the Fund ' s actuarial deficit.
Ultimately it would mitigate the consequences of ethnic cleansing and genocide.
For example, in section 30, table 30.6,reorganization and restructuring would mitigate the impact on mandate implementation.
That would mitigate the effects of discontinuity for States moving up through the threshold.
Concerning the expanded definition of" fully funded",she assured the Executive Board that UNFPA would mitigate any associated risk.
The latter would mitigate the risk of a backlash against FDI in poor countries.
Furthermore, stronger regional integration of agricultural markets would help countries cope with supply shocks and would mitigate changes in food prices.
This would mitigate to the extent possible direct impact on the implementation of the UNCTAD mandates.
A Unit at Headquarters, with this unique expertise, would mitigate the duplication of procurement and training efforts in field missions.
That would mitigate the North-South gap and encourage better living standards and improved human rights.
The appeal to the purposes of the weighting and selection would mitigate the Glua of random applications of the principles and legal provisions relating to money.
Interestingly, a recent IMF study of corruption in health-care services concludes:" participation of the poor in thedecisions that influence the allocation of public resources would mitigate corruption possibilities".
This action would mitigate the fear and mistrust between Police officers and Rastafarians and vice versa.
The Committee also notes that in the proposed budget, the rationale for removing one rotary-wing aircraft from the fleet is not clearly presented,nor is information provided on how the Mission would mitigate any adverse impact on mandate delivery.
Creation of such a post would mitigate risk by improving the quality of the actuarial valuation and related projections, particularly in relation to demographic trends.
There are many indications that an international observer presence with a protection element,if sufficiently widespread, would mitigate this situation and have a positive effect in promoting both the perception and the reality of security.
The green revolution has degraded natural resources essential to long-term food security, while performance and the scientific record to datequestion the credibility of claims that genetic engineering would mitigate climate change.
Reliable projections, close monitoring and analysis would mitigate financial risks and enable WMO to operate and use its resources more effectively and efficiently.
The inclusion, therefore, of the provision for SDS replenishment to within the $50 million commitmentauthority approved by the Assembly in its resolution 49/233 A would mitigate the constraints resulting from the 150 day time lag.
Although the implementation of this proposal would mitigate the risk of inappropriate decisions on the appearance of the curtain wall, it would not compensate for the absence of detailed studies on blast protection.
Moreover, the Advisory Committee believes that the report of the Secretary-General shouldhave contained more detailed information on how specifically, and at what cost programmatically, the efficiency measures would mitigate reductions in mandated programmes and activities.
(j) The Advisory Committee considers that thecourse of action proposed by the Pension Board would mitigate the actuarial deficit of the Fund and has no objection to increasing the normal retirement age for participants in the Fund to the age of 65.
Many delegations reiterated the need for temporary moratoriums or standstills on debt servicing for developing countries facing severe difficulties,in line with paragraph 15 of the Outcome, as this would mitigate the adverse impacts of the crisis and stabilize macroeconomic developments.
If the International Court of Justice were given a more active role,that would increase the confidence of the Member States in the Organization and would mitigate the bias, double standards and hegemony that characterized the Security Council and would promote peaceful settlement based on international law and on the principles of justice and impartiality exemplified by the Court.
As reported in document A/C.5/50/57, efforts continue to be made to identify efficiencies that might increase the capacity of the programme budget to improve productivity, but it is unlikely that the efficiency reviews to be concluded by the fifty-first session of the General Assembly would yield savings in excess of the total required reduction of $154 million;it is anticipated rather that those efficiency savings would mitigate the impact on activities and services.
These sessions ended with recommendations for member States to(a) adjust educational systems to better meet the demands of the labour market,(b)take steps that would mitigate the impact of food aid and agricultural subsidies on food security,(c) undertake studies on the effects of non-tariff barriers on intraregional trade, and(d) strengthen financial resource mobilization for development, including the participation of the poor in the financial sector- all aimed at helping member States to achieve the MDGs.
To address those shortcomings, OIOS had recommended that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations should conduct a risk analysis of information flow through the internal chain of command andintroduce procedures that would mitigate the risk of failing to report important matters to senior managers, particularly during times of crisis.
In conclusion, ICSC and the Board were in agreement as to the objectives and major features of the revised methodology: the significant reduction over time of the" income inversion" anomaly through the use of the income replacement approach; the introduction of a common scale of staff assessment to be used in deriving pensionable remuneration for all categories of staff;and dates of implementation and the transitional measure which would mitigate the impact of the changes and protect acquired rights.