Examples of using Cannot be addressed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Establishing a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East is yet another priority that cannot be addressed due to the non-adherence of the Israeli regime to the NPT and its ongoing development and stockpiling of nuclear weapons.
global problems cannot be solved only at the global level and national problems cannot be addressed successfully solely at the local level.
Lastly, the ultimate measurement of impact, defined as changes in attitude and social behaviour(see figure 6), cannot be addressed without tracking global public opinion on the Organization as a whole.
The theme in question cannot be addressed without mentioning that for 14 years, the mothers, wives and daughters of five Cuban families have been victims of violence caused by the policies of the United States Government against Cuba.
weak potential growth cannot be addressed by demand-side initiatives; supply-side measures are needed.
In view of the developments in our region that we have referred to in detail in the past, the issue cannot be addressed by any kind of constructive ambiguity but needs to be addressed in a very direct manner.
Many of the persistent and emerging challenges facing the international community cannot be addressed in a sustained and sustainable manner without building a strong science, technology and innovation(STI) capacity.
In view of the discriminatory arrangements undertaken in our region that we have referred to in detail in the past, the issue cannot be addressed by any kind of constructive ambiguity but needs to be addressed in a very direct manner.".
But the Gaza conflict cannot be addressed as a stand-alone issue. While we must acknowledge the urgency of stopping the immediate crisis, we must also frame our calls in the broader context of the imperatives for sustainable peace: first and foremost, the urgent recommencement of the peace process; intra-Palestinian reconciliation; the ending of the blockade on Gaza; and the ending of the closure regime in the West Bank.
However, we must not forget that it cannot be addressed either in an isolated manner
Some issues cannot be addressed on a unilateral basis.
Corruption cannot be addressed in isolation from other considerations.
This dire situation cannot be addressed through worn-out remedies.
The costs of war cannot be addressed through reconstruction projects.
It therefore cannot be addressed from an exclusively economic focus.
Prevention issues cannot be addressed by sanctions and peacekeeping operations alone.
They cannot be addressed by bodies like the Security Council.
The foreign terrorist fighter phenomenon cannot be addressed through security means alone.
The issue cannot be addressed effectively in the absence of sufficient data.
The issue of small arms cannot be addressed with arms control measures only.