Examples of using Concluding section in English and their translations into Arabic
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1998 and the volatility and uncertainty that private flows have engendered(see concluding section of this chapter).
The concluding section makes recommendations to different key actors(intelligence agencies, domestic legislative assemblies, domestic executive powers
In this concluding section, the Panel endeavoured to pull together threads of the material presented in the earlier sections, draw on their insights and suggest approaches and measures that it believed will enable policy makers to move towards expanding the opportunities of people, especially in the developing countries, and enhancing their participation in social and economic life.
In the concluding section of the Monterrey Consensus, Governments committed themselves to staying" fully engaged, nationally, regionally and internationally", and went on to outline a set of guidelines(paras. 69-73) on how they would continue" to build bridges between development, finance, and trade organizations
possibility for Governments to choose among different levels of policy intervention, according to the specific needs and conditions of each country, while a concluding section illustrates the preliminary findings of UNCTAD ' s research on best practices in the promotion of business linkages from a policy perspective.
the economies of the host countries(sect. IV). Finally, in order to create an environment conducive to attracting foreign investment and enhancing its impact, it is not sufficient to deal just with the basic legal framework; rather, much more can and should be done, as discussed in the concluding section.
their own paths themselves. Dovetailing on the same issues, the concluding section of Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View discusses"the character of the species" and evaluates the necessity of giving space for personal freedom as a key element in broader social advancement.[1].
The concluding section offers some recommendations.
Movement towards an increased focus on multi-practice teams by the Global Programme is noted in the concluding section of this midterm review.
In its concluding section, the report includes recommendations for the future consideration by the Council of the situation in African post-conflict countries.
The current and potential role of regional and non-governmental organizations in conflict prevention is addressed in the concluding section of the Inspectors ' report.
In the second and concluding section, key aspects of the roles of the Security Council, the General Assembly and other United Nations organs and agencies are considered.
In the concluding section, the Special Rapporteur emphasises a number of basic principles as elements of best practice in securing the right to a fair trial in terrorism cases.
The concluding section V addresses the overall story of reform as suggested by these data
Section 5 draws attention to the challenges and constraints while the concluding section 6 tables a number of proposals on the way forward aimed at enhancing UN support to the AU and its NEPAD programme.
The present concluding section offers a number of recommendations based on the lessons learned from the New Agenda, with a focus on carefully targeted set of actions by the African countries as well as the international community.
In addition to addressing issues raised by cross-category claims, this concluding section summarizes the Panel ' s recommendations to the Governing Council, pursuant to article 37(e) of the Rules, for the second instalment of category" C" claims.
Lessons from a range of policy measures falling under the framework of the Global Jobs Pact are reviewed in section IV. A concluding section V outlines key challenges in achieving the goals of the Pact and setting the world economy on a more stable path towards job-rich recovery, inclusive growth and poverty eradication.
The report focuses on the negotiations among the Liberian parties which led to the Cotonou Agreement of 25 July 1993 and on the proposed role of the United Nations in the implementation of that Agreement. Observations and recommendations in this regard are to be found in the concluding section of the report.
Though the report did not include a concluding section, its substantive sections only reconfirmed the conclusion of the 1990 A/54/167/Add.1 report,