Examples of using Be addressed effectively in English and their translations into Arabic
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Unless the risk of corruption and the weak delivery of services are addressed effectively by the Government, public frustration might be fuelled.
The Committee further urges the State party to take all necessary measures to ensure that cases of discrimination against children in all sectors of society are addressed effectively.
Until the ever-increasing digital divide was addressed effectively, radio broadcasting remained the most cost-effective and universal means of communications in many developing countries.
(c) Taking all necessary measures to ensure that cases of discrimination against children in all sectors of society are addressed effectively, including with disciplinary, administrative or-- if necessary-- penal sanctions.
As the Government continues to review its policy with regard to refugees, the United Nations will continue to work closely with Government interlocutors with a view to ensuring that refugee-related issues are addressed effectively and in line with international humanitarian law.
It recommended that Romania ensure full protection against discrimination on any grounds, including by ensuring that cases of discrimination against children are addressed effectively, including with administrative, disciplinary and penal sanctions.
Hence, it is important that the United Nations strengthen its role in these countries to ensure that their remaining development challenges are addressed effectively, the achieved gains are preserved
The post-war generation had already become aware that the world which had emerged from the ashes of a global war could no longer be a peaceful world unless the underlying forces of conflict were addressed effectively by the entire community of nations as a collectivity.
the question remains of whether the contemporary international security architecture is addressing effectively and in a timely manner the multifaceted and interconnected challenges and threats confronting our world today.
The Australian Government has a long history of ensuring that women ' s perspectives, needs and interests are addressed effectively through policy and programmes, but it recognizes that like many nations, more is needed to integrate gender equality effectively into Government processes.
a Nuclear Accident and the Convention on Assistance in the Case of a Nuclear Accident or Radiological Emergency4 provide useful examples of cross-sectoral and transboundary issues being addressed effectively.
Thirty-three of the States that previously manufactured mines have become States parties; 38 million mines have been destroyed, and another 10 million are scheduled to be destroyed by 12 States parties; seven of 52 States parties affected by landmines have cleared their mined areas, including, most recently, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia; and for the first time, a disarmament treaty is addressing effectively the needs of survivors.
The High Commissioner also calls for a review of both the criminal and civil law to ensure that they adequately address domestic violence, the development of specific legislation on domestic violence to ensure it is addressed effectively as a crime, and the establishment of a functioning civil jurisdiction, including, possibly, the establishment of family courts as a priority, to ensure the fulfilment of women and children '
Means of implementation must be addressed effectively to achieve targets.
Transnational crime can be addressed effectively only through inter-State cooperation.
These developments have to be addressed effectively at this session.
Contamination of cluster munition remnants can be addressed effectively and relatively quickly.
Debt-service problems of middle-income countries should also continue to be addressed effectively.
The issue cannot be addressed effectively in the absence of sufficient data.
We believe that is a global issue which needs to be addressed effectively.
