Examples of using As a step in English and their translations into Arabic
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As a step towards addressing these challenges, I created in 2011 a Task Force on Transnational Organized Crime and Drug Trafficking to develop comprehensive
As a step in this direction, the High Commissioner brought this issue to the attention of the Executive Committee on Economic and Social Affairs in May 1999 and to the Manila workshop on the rights of the child mentioned above.
Ultimately, the report should be seen as a step, in partnership with the leadership of the Palestinian Authority, towards setting out a national framework for action towards the achievement of the goals outlined in the Millennium Declaration.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, for example, the two entities will continue their work aimed at delivering reparations benefits to different communities, as a step leading towards the development of a national reparations programme.
We can use them as a step to.
We see a CTBT as a step towards achieving total disarmament.
We regard this initiative as a step in the right direction.
The present report is designed as a step towards that goal.
JS1 regarded the failure of such revision as a step backward.
This may well be considered as a step forward in our common task.
The UNGEGN Chairperson regarded this as a step forward towards web training.
Armenia considers the draft as a step irrelevant to the ongoing peace negotiations.
We welcome this positive development as a step towards a new normative framework.
It should be considered as a step in the long process of national reconciliation.
The industry considered this as a step towards compatibility between HIS and MPEG-DASH.
The program is recommended as a step for moving to more complex editors.
The European Union views our debate here today as a step in that direction.
Foot stool can be used for patient as a step, which is hidden.
Introduction of the new system was considered as a step in the right direction.
It has been described as a step towards a European army.[3].
