Examples of using Broader in English and their translations into Arabic
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An issue under discussion was whether that broader measure should also include private finance mobilized by official action.
They define science and technology in its broader sense and are committed to the promotion of training and capacity-building at the national, regional and interregional levels.
Moreover, if the broader context of development is understood as being important for the realization of economic, social and cultural rights, reference should be made to such instruments as the Declaration on the Right to Development.
The importance of ensuring that victim assistance(in the context of broader efforts to respond to the needs of persons with disabilities) is on the agenda in
The High Commissioner also takes action with regard to minorities in the broader context of the rise of xenophobia and new forms of racial and ethnic discrimination and of reported attacks on migrant workers, immigrants, asylum-seekers and refugees.
The Tribunals have continued to offer technical assistance to the project, in particular in the areas of security, telecommunications, budget, human resources and procurement, within the broader framework of administrative support that they provide to the Mechanism.
said that the Secretary-General had identified the strengthening of the Department of Political Affairs as an important part of his broader vision for strengthening the Organization in all its pillars.
we would like to emphasize that we share the view of many of the Member States of the United Nations that climate change is an integral part of the broader international debates on sustainable development.
The programmes of work of other units of the Secretariat, of other bodies and programmes of the Organization and of the specialized agencies included the relationship between population and development as a component of broader development issues.
Accordingly, the final report would provide a general background to the work within the broader framework of general international law and in the light of subsequent developments since the Commission ' s adoption of the 1978 draft articles on most-favoured-nation clauses.
Four global documents- CEDAW, the Beijing Platform for Action, the Millennium Declaration, and Security Council resolution 1325- and a broader range of regional agreements offer UNIFEM and its partners both a guiding framework and accountability tools.
Bearing in mind this so-called resource curse(and the evidence is mixed), the impact of FDI on host developing countries needs to be considered in the broader context of the role of extractive industries in development and poverty reduction.
Following a review of the report, and provided the report is approved by the IAEA Board of Governors in June 2011, the broader conclusion will give the Agency the opportunity to implement integrated safeguards in Ukraine from 2012.
The analytical studies are the first step in a broader, multidimensional strategy that includes the organization of community dialogues, a regional dialogue and a global dialogue, complemented by pilot projects on sustainable bioculturalism and adaptation to climate change.
be given special treatment during a transitional period in which they will still require exceptions, waivers and other transitional arrangements in the broader context of international trade liberalization and economic integration.
survival should stimulate bolder and more creative thinking on the part of the WTO and its supporters about how its role might evolve in a way that would generate a broader base of political support.
(g) Increase efforts directed towards poverty eradication, by assessing the impact of broader macroeconomic policies on the feminization of poverty and on women's health; and address the health needs of those vulnerable, throughout their life span;
The High-Level Committee on Programmes identified five areas of focus for United Nations system activity in response to the negotiation process under the Convention and in pursuance of the broader mandates and capacities in the United Nations system.
Several delegations stated that the synthesis of the findings and recommendations on various programming and administrative issues in the field provided a useful reference for the Committee for consideration of the specific issues under its broader programme of work.
The United Nations system will continue to leverage its strengths in line with the mandates it receives from Member States to respond to the multifaceted challenges of climate change within the broader context of sustainable development.