Examples of using Additional burdens in English and their translations into Arabic
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national education programmes, which could create additional burdens for host authorities and place Agency pupils at a disadvantage with respect to their public school counterparts, with implications for future educational, employment and other opportunities.
(c) Expresses its appreciation and strong support for those African Governments and local populations which, in spite of general deterioration of socio-economic conditions and overstretched national resources, continue to accept the additional burdens imposed by increasing numbers of refugees and displaced persons, in compliance with relevant asylum principles;
Many transit developing countries that are neighbours of landlocked developing countries bear additional burdens as a result of transit transport requirements and their need to build and strengthen the infrastructure for roads, maintenance and service programmes as well as to develop the human resources and administrative and financial systems needed for those facilities.
(c) Expresses its appreciation and strong support for those African Governments and local populations that, in spite of the general deterioration of socio-economic conditions and overstretched national resources, continue to accept the additional burdens imposed by increasing numbers of refugees and displaced persons, in compliance with relevant asylum principles;
The Prime Minister said that the end of this month and the beginning of next month will announce the policies issued to exporters, especially that the agricultural season heralds high productivity and unprecedented harvest, noting the importance of increasing revenues in a manner that does not impose any additional burdens in taxes and fees.
in particular if they cannot go to their former homes, in order to avoid undue additional burdens on areas still grappling with the problem of internal displacement.
Nations should not be given authority to borrow money, since commercial borrowing on the open market would require the payment of interest and that would only impose additional burdens on all Member States and increase the overall costs of the Organization.
Welcomes the progress made in pursuing common premises and services, and requests the members of the United Nations Development Group to consult their respective governing bodies, as appropriate, on issues related to their further involvement in the development of common premises and services, bearing in mind that these arrangements should not impose additional burdens on developing countries;
s practical implementation, it would also avoid additional burdens on overstretched State ministries in the long term.
During these sessions, ISAR also recognized the need to provide voluntary technical guidance on reporting on corporate responsibility as part of the information presented in corporate annual reports, with a view to contributing to improved comparability of such information without imposing undue additional burdens on reporting entities.
During these sessions, ISAR also recognized the need for providing voluntary technical guidance on reporting on CR as part of information presented in corporate annual reports, with a view to contributing to improved comparability of such reporting without imposing undue additional burdens on reporting entities.
As a consequence, in many cases, men lost their protective and breadwinner ' s role within the household while women were forced to take additional burdens and acquire roles other than the ones traditionally performed by them(see E/CN.4/2000/25, para. 43) in order to provide for all the economic and social needs of the family.
The AFRICAN GROUP cautioned against placing additional burdens on developing countries.
North- South RTAs should not result in additional burdens for developing countries, particularly for LDCs.
Each contribution carries transaction costs and imposes additional burdens on the core-funding base of the secretariat.
To counter the effects of staff attrition, remaining staff have had to take on additional burdens.
At present, reductions have often resulted in additional burdens on existing staff, stretching available expertise thinly.
mental health disorders are additional burdens that require parallel attention.
The imposition of additional burdens on such a population inevitably creates severe material, social and psychological hardships.
We have not shrunk from calling upon our people to make sacrifices and shoulder additional burdens.