Examples of using As a means of addressing in English and their translations into Arabic
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As a means of addressing within its ranks, a protocol to deal with perpetrators within the Police Force has been developed.
It is increasingly seen as a means of addressing the consequences of chaotic urbanization in developing countries and urban decay in the industrialized world.
The Commission should complete the study on the establishment of a statistical fund as a means of addressing resource constraints for statistical development in Africa.
The Independent Electoral Commission has endeavoured, however, to add polling stations to polling centres in nearby areas as a means of addressing these concerns.
Together with that information, advice on healthy lifestyles should be widely disseminated as a means of addressing the causes of many ailments mistakenly blamed on the Chernobyl accident.
The report argues for strengthening the innovation capabilities of African agricultural systems as a means of addressing poverty, improving food security, and achieving broader economic growth and development.
Strongly urges parliaments to commit to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals as a means of addressing underdevelopment and preventing the marginalization of many in the developing world;
prone to violence and promotes their political inclusion as a means of addressing grievances.
Multi-stakeholder partnerships among international institutions, particularly donor agencies and CSOs, are vital to enhance the role of exchanges as a means of addressing the commodity problem in CDDCs.
Particular importance is to be ascribed in this regard to multilateralism, international law and rules-based order, and international institutions as a means of addressing joint challenges and achieving peaceful coexistence.
The tripartite forum serves as the central mechanism for liaison and coordination and as a means of addressing operational and security matters, including violations of Security Council resolution 1701(2006).
It is also hoped that the people of Sierra Leone will take advantage of the re-establishment of local government administrative structures as a means of addressing the root causes of the conflict.
OHCHR supported the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Sierra Leone which has been established as a means of addressing impunity and ensuring accountability for wide-scale abuses and violations of human rights.
This is particularly important as the promotion of those rights should be seen as a means of addressing conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism and hence of preventing acts of terrorism.
Nigeria has been consistent in promoting dialogue and cooperation on non-proliferation as a means of addressing the threat posed by proliferation of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, and their means of delivery.
The tripartite forum continued to serve as the central mechanism for liaison and coordination and as a means of addressing operational and security matters, including violations of Security Council resolution 1701(2006), and confidence-building.
States should continue to reject all forms and avenues of commercialization of transplantation as a means of addressing demand-fuelled exploitation on the grounds of human rights concerns, including threats to basic principles of equality and non-discrimination.
than ever that the international community seize the opportunity to fulfil its obligation to promote and enhance cooperation as a means of addressing pressing challenges, which no country can do on its own.
Governments and donor agencies tend to combine economic and social priorities, seeing technical and vocational education and training as contributing to economic development and as a means of addressing poverty and marginalization and supporting social cohesion.
The Act seeks to provide a framework for preferential treatment of women of all races, black people and persons with disabilities in procurement transactions, as a means of addressing historical imbalances, to accelerate de facto equality.