Examples of using Backlog in English and their translations into Arabic
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Efforts should also be made to clear the printing backlog in respect of the United Nations Juridical Yearbook, and to ensure speedy translation of treaties registered with the Secretariat.
The Treaty Section hopes to have eliminated the backlog in the compilation of manuscripts by the end of the current biennium.
(c) To note that future efforts towards eliminating the backlog in the preparation of Repertory studies will be contingent upon mobilization of resources.
The Office has been discussing with GDP and the Court of Appeal ways to address the backlog of prisoners ' cases.
Despite the backlog and impediments, new technologies offer a new hope and an opportunity.
According to JS7, the lack of tenure of judges, backlog of cases in the courts, and excessive sentences in politically-related cases have marred public confidence in the Judiciary.
In that connection, the Trial Chambers have made strenuous efforts to eradicate the backlog of motions that had been affecting the pace of trials.
Kuwait welcomed the efforts regarding women ' s and children ' s rights, education, integrity and corruption, and the reduction in the court backlog.
Take all necessary measures to address the backlog in the submission of reports to treaty bodies(Burkina Faso);
The Committee notes with satisfaction the reduction achieved in the backlog and the length of time taken to process complaints by the Canadian Human Rights Commission.
Rimini Street's second quarter results demonstrated continued strong growth with record net revenues, deferred revenue and bookings backlog.
The Secretariat continues to accord the highest priority to the settlement of contingent-owned equipment and death and disability claims, the backlog of which has been substantially reduced.
Addressing the backlog and the increasing demand for technical assistance would have resource implications;
The failure to fulfil tax obligations deprives the country of the resources needed in order to address the backlog of social needs affecting Guatemalan society.
The secretariat of the Administrative Tribunal is confident it can fulfil the mandate of the General Assembly to complete the backlog, providing that appropriate resources are allocated.
This has been a long-standing problem and the backlog of discrepancies had grown to about 14,000 items as of 31 December 2000.
It reduced the backlog in the production of the Treaty Series and introduced measures that should eliminate it completely by 2001.
It also increased efforts to address the backlog in the preparation of the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs.
It is intended to concentrate on completing the planned two start-up kits as the Base backlog is being cleared.
It already had a backlog of eight years, which was set to double in short order as more countries submitted reports.