Examples of using Could complement in English and their translations into Arabic
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The studies demonstrated that space assets could complement ground-based observations and therefore represented a credible
The new model law could complement that process, since the issue of the centre of main interests(COMI) and its application in different areas of the world had created a certain degree of unpredictability.
it could also provide early-warning systems which could complement land-based seismic data systems in order to reduce the impact of climactic and geological crises.
It was suggested that that information could complement and be of use in interpreting the information provided by Member States through the biennial reports questionnaire and reflected in the final report to the Commission on the world drug problem.
Draft resolution A/C.3/60/L.11 and the draft resolution on crime prevention and criminal justice introduced by Italy(A/C.3/60/L.8) could complement each other in covering all aspects of crime prevention.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 56/265, recognized that the Declaration and Programme of Action adopted by the Conference addressed a wide range of practical issues which could complement the Programme of Action for the Third Decade.
The Department of Humanitarian Affairs and the United Nations Volunteers Programme, in consultation with Member States and intergovernmental organizations, have looked at the feasibility of this proposal and considered how qualified national volunteer teams could complement existing arrangements.
The tax could also provide compensation for those adversely affected by various financial crises, and could complement national budgets in the introduction of a social protection floor.
He indicated that he had taken due note of that information and that he would establish contact with the new institution, whose work could complement that of the Court.
Recalling General Assembly resolution 66/288 of 27 July 2012, which acknowledged the importance of the regional dimension of sustainable development and regional frameworks that could complement and facilitate the effective translation of sustainable development policies into concrete action at the national level.
United Nations programmes could complement other initiatives already in place
With regard to the role of the private sector, Parties stated it could complement initiatives by government institutions, as it has a significant potential for a multiplier effect within countries and regions.
This poses the question whether foreign investors themselves could complement the efforts of host(and home)
Yet another approach is to identify gaps in domestic industries, and to target foreign firms which could complement domestic firms through backward and forward linkages, thereby strengthening national technological capabilities and production capacities.
are developing arrangements for quick deployment of civilian experts, which could complement United Nations standing capacities.
We also see the Tokyo International Conference on African Development, the recent Asia-Africa Subregional Organization Conference and other similar initiatives as part of an important process that could complement efforts made in the framework of NEPAD.
advisory bodies on the right to development, which could complement the existing ones, when appropriate, and include representatives of civil society, to provide proposals to monitor and implement the right to development in their countries.
In that context, the Congress could offer an opportunity for the initiation or announcement of technical assistance projects, as well as for the suggestion of a variety of measures and initiatives that could complement what has already been accomplished by the relevant activities of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, such as.
which could benefit from the establishment of a human rights presence, in suggesting ways in which these operations could complement those of UNHCR, and in providing logistical support to the activities of her Office in the field.
If well developed, it could complement the Government efforts.