Examples of using Difficulties faced in English and their translations into Arabic
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(a) Focus on developing policies to address the difficulties faced by unaccompanied migrant children and on setting up mechanisms for their identification and protection;
However, the difficulties faced by the administrative, logistic and operational structures of the national police have affected the initially envisaged" multiplication" effect of this approach.
However, given the difficulties faced by professionals at home, it is likely that many will migrate when possible.
(c) Difficulties faced by indigenous people in obtaining public funds for the improvement of their living standards;
The representative of Mongolia referred to the difficulties faced by Mongolia in dismantling the former socialist economic system and introducing a new market-oriented system.
While it had to respect the rights and appreciate the difficulties faced by the youth, it had to take into account the practical realities.
His Government appreciated the difficulties faced by those serving in areas covered by hazard pay.
China called on the international community to pay attention to the difficulties faced by Yemen and provide assistance accordingly.
CMW recommended policies to address the difficulties faced by unaccompanied migrant children. Similar recommendations were made by CRC.
Tandem realizes the difficulties faced by entrepreneurs in starting a business, and has developed an entrepreneur-in-residence program for particular individuals that.
The representative of the indigenous Crimean Tartars spoke about the difficulties faced in the restitution of their land and their exclusion from decision-making processes.
as well as on some difficulties faced in the implementation process.
Thus microfinance can not only provide a solution to some of difficulties faced by orphans and vulnerable children,
Recognizing the difficulties faced by countries operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 of the Montreal Protocol in their search for viable alternatives to analytical methods that comply with international standards.
The members of the Security Council thank you for your letter dated 26 February 2004 in which you draw their attention to the difficulties faced by the Special Court for Sierra Leone with regard to its third-year budget.
Indeed, to the extent the discussions on the difficulties faced by this segment and the lack of specific public policies developed, government and civil society realized the urgency of expanding and strengthening the Assistance Network for women in situations of violence residing in rural areas.
A recent regional workshop on“Criminal law and its administration in international environmental conventions”, held in Samoa from 22 to 26 June 1998, highlighted the difficulties faced in the prosecution of environmental crimes.
of service imports in the development of competitive service sectors and examine the difficulties faced by developing countries which prevent their participation in world trade in services.
As part of a regional project for central America, Spain will provide technical support to UNIDO and policy advice to Guatemala in addressing the difficulties faced by some growers in adopting methyl bromide alternatives, as well as supporting policy measures in the Party through enforcement of legislation and licensing and the establishment of methyl bromide tracking systems.
Many representatives said that the Panel ' s assessment did not take sufficient account of the challenges and difficulties faced by Article 5 parties, particularly with regard to small
