Examples of using Exigencies in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such measures will be strictly to the extent that is required for the exigencies of the situation.
With the increasing dominance of international distribution networks even in developing countries, these exigencies must be met also when supplying domestic markets.
Improvements in the quality of products and quality control are necessary in order to meet market exigencies and increase returns to production.
The death penalty was a challenge because public opinion was divided on the issue and there were exigencies for its retention.
In addition, it will be on call to respond to any exigencies that may arise in other parts of the country;
I admire his leadership of the United Nations, his perseverance and his quick responses to the exigencies of urgent matters.
These have generated pressures on traditional structures of government and public administration, which no longer correspond to contemporary exigencies.
However, it was important to balance the exigencies of the market with the needs of States.
Secondly, we also wish to observe that it is necessary to adapt the Organization to the exigencies of globalization and to this post-cold war era.
Moreover, they are endeavouring in difficult conditions to restructure their poor economies to meet the exigencies of globalization.
All temporal derogation of obligations in the Covenant must be strictly limited the exigencies of the invoked situation.
We need to enhance the capacity of the world body to meet the exigencies of modern times.
that the Organization and all that it stands for are not set aside on the basis of expediency or the exigencies of the moment.
He did not discuss any family-related matters with her and expected her to adjust to his exigencies without expressing her opinion.
exporters in developing countries to meet all these market exigencies.
In addition, it would be on call to respond to any exigencies that might arise in other parts of the country;
Owing to the late date of that visit, combined with the exigencies of the conference services, the independent expert will not be in a position to present a full report to the Commission at its present session.
If that is not possible due to the exigencies of the situation-- and we believe this should be truly exceptional-- a standard pre-announced time limit should be imposed upon all, members and non-members alike, without any discrimination.
Physical and social infrastructure is subjected to increased demands, and administrative and political structures come under pressure as they seek to respond to both the exigencies of the new economic activities and the aspirations of the local communities.
was unable to take home leave and return to the duty station six months prior to the date of abolition of their post due to exigencies of service.