Examples of using Approach should in English and their translations into Arabic
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A more active approach should be taken to eliminating discrimination against certain groups of children, in particular girl children and children in rural areas.
A more scientific approach should be taken in determining which industrialized countries should reduce their emissions further.
Developing countries stressed, though, that the request-and-offer approach should remain a cornerstone in the approach to negotiations.
We believe that this approach should be supported by public health bodies, in addition to existing efforts to prevent smoking initiation and encourage cessation.
The cluster approach should be an inclusive process involving all humanitarian actors in order to increase efficiency at the field level.
We understand that to manage it successfully, a fully personalised approach should be taken on a patient by patient basis.
A global, rights-based approach should address the entire continuum of education
The programme approach should facilitate the integration of development activities supported by various partners under national management and with a focus on results and outputs.
He noted that this approach should help the Chairs reach a meaningful outcome at their twenty-sixth meeting.
While our goals should be ambitious, our approach should be constructive and pragmatic.
A more efficacious approach should be adopted by addressing the conditions which created situations of misery, conflict and human rights violations.
The bottom-up participatory approach should ideally represent an ongoing process of engagement
Let me hasten to add that this approach should by no means be interpreted as a sidestepping of this issue.
with one saying that the approach should be flexible.
In 1997, the Commission had once again reviewed its earlier decisions and concluded that the social benefit approach should be continued.
With regard to reform of the family law, members expressed the opinion that a more comprehensive approach should be preferred to a segmented process of amendment.
The threat of terrorism should not be treated narrowly through a military counter-terrorism lens. A more prudent approach should involve better governance.
While he supported the priority given to development in Africa, he considered that a more balanced approach should have been adopted with respect to the needs of other regions.
Such an approach should be discussed thoroughly in order to reach a solution satisfactory to all, and we trust in the Chairman to conduct deliberations on the subject during the coming weeks of our work.