Examples of using A mutually reinforcing in English and their translations into Arabic
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While focused on tackling interlinked challenges in the social, economic and environmental fields, the programme also seeks to contribute to a mutually reinforcing relationship among the three pillars of United Nations work: peace and security, development and human rights.
so far to address issues of prevention, relief, recovery and peace-building in a mutually reinforcing way.
While focused on tackling interlinked challenges in the social and economic fields, the programme also seeks to contribute to a mutually reinforcing relationship among the three pillars of the United Nations work: peace and security, development and human rights.
multilaterally negotiated legally binding instrument or a framework encompassing a mutually reinforcing set of instruments;
multilaterally negotiated legally binding instrument or a framework encompassing a mutually reinforcing set of instruments.
The programme also seeks to contribute to a mutually reinforcing relationship between the development work of the United Nations and the other core elements of the United Nations wider work for its Member States and their peoples, on peace and security and human rights.
multilaterally negotiated legally binding instrument or a framework encompassing a mutually reinforcing set of instruments;
There is a mutually reinforcing relationship between economic, social and environmental objectives.[Sustained
The Agency ' s central role in our common endeavours to achieve a world free of nuclear weapons by preventing their proliferation-- a mutually reinforcing role in the nuclear disarmament process-- will also need to be strengthened.
The following recommendations are intended to form a mutually reinforcing set of measures, which could be undertaken at the national, regional and global levels, to address the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus.
The programme also seeks to contribute to a mutually reinforcing relationship between the development work of the United Nations and the other core elements of the United Nations wider work for its Member States and their peoples, on peace and security and human rights.
UNICEF noted its special capability deriving from a focus on relief and development in a mutually reinforcing manner, its continuous in-country presence, and its programming partnerships with Governments and communities.
While focused on advancing the development pillar, the programme also seeks to contribute to a mutually reinforcing relationship among the three pillars of the United Nations work: peace and security, development and human rights.
The following recommendations are intended to form a mutually reinforcing set of measures which could be undertaken at the national, regional and global levels for the purpose of preventing, combating and eradicating illicit brokering in small arms and light weapons.
Taken together, we believe that this three-pronged approach can lead to a good balance- and, I might say, a mutually reinforcing balance- among the Agency ' s activities.
Organization delegations should follow closely the financing for development process and that an interchange with the United Nations exercise should consist of a mutually reinforcing, two-way process.
Now, at this Conference, we had the pleasure of hearing Mr. Michel Camdessus, the outgoing Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund, declare that" there is a mutually reinforcing relationship between… growth and the reduction of poverty and inequality…".
pointing to issues and actions that are key to furthering the development agenda in a mutually reinforcing way with the pursuit of the Millennium Development Goals.
Poverty, natural and human-caused disasters, diseases such as HIV/AIDS, human rights violations, fanaticism and terrorism are all factors in a mutually reinforcing feedback process of inequality, resentment and violence.
While focused on tackling interlinked challenges in the social and economic fields, the programme also seeks to contribute to a mutually reinforcing relationship among the three pillars of the United Nations work: peace and security, development and human rights.

