Examples of using Addressing that in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Ukraine was therefore invited to consider addressing that issue by submitting a description of the actions taken by these ministries to collect the data.
Indeed, addressing that challenge requires the genuine political will and cooperation of all States.
The draft Convention goes a long way in addressing that conflict(which concerns all States and not only member States of the European Union).
The 2010 Review Conference must succeed in addressing that challenge in order to strengthen and ensure the continued effectiveness of the Treaty.
The international community took an important first step towards addressing that problem at the High-Level Conference on World Food Security, held in Rome in June.
However, since 1993, the Open-ended Working Group addressing that issue has not been able to draft a specific formula that is universally accepted.
The success of Afghans and of the international community in addressing that issue will be key to enhancing the prospects for long-term peace and stability.
Indeed, addressing that first comprehensive regional study on climate change would be a main priority for the European Union in 2005.
The Centre is proposing to include a permanent item addressing that point in the agenda of its Management Committee meetings.
Addressing that problem would be crucial to enhancing the stability and security of United Nations personnel on the ground.
The Committee should therefore consider alternative ways of addressing that problem, such as reducing the time frame for the issuance of documents from six to four weeks.
Addressing that challenge required strengthening development partnerships and global rules not only on trade,
As a step towards addressing that issue, the Evaluation Office conducted a pilot quality assessment of 18 outcome evaluations that were completed in 2007.
Addressing that new form of racism required a more proactive approach at the national and international levels.
Some support was expressed in favour of addressing that situation in the Commentary section of the draft Guide.
Yet, addressing that harm remains a critical human rights concern and obligation under international law.
As HIV responses mature and continue to scale up, addressing that reality is critical.
Our hope is that, during the sixty-first session of the General Assembly, the United Nations will be able to help smaller countries in addressing that threat.
While the initiative under consideration would not have a major impact, it would go some way towards addressing that problem.
The United States sought the support of Committee members for its draft resolution addressing that situation.