Examples of using Extent in English and their translations into Arabic
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The recurrence of violent incidents underlines the extent to which Lebanon needs to take further specific steps to counter the prevalence of weapons outside the authority of the State and to ensure the effective implementation of resolution 1701(2006).
would be held twice a year, utilizing videoconferencing to the extent possible.
The extent to which the poor will benefit from economic growth depends on initial levels of inequality, the extent to which growth generates employment for the poor and the sector of the economy in which growth occurs.
Decide to reiterate their requests to visit the countries concerned and to take the appropriate measures to carry out, to the extent possible, the missions with which they are charged by the Commission on Human Rights.
since it was not for the Commission to determine the extent to which international obligations might arise under the rules of an organization for the purposes of the draft articles.
In addition, the compendium examines the extent of assistance and supplies from outside Iraq and the methods used by Iraq to hide the true purpose of some of its procurement and the importance of this in certain programmes.
The international community should ask itself the extent to which the crisis in official development assistance was linked with a distancing of public opinion from the ethical imperative to eradicate poverty referred to in the Copenhagen Declaration.
that strategic policy and programme evaluations continued to rely to some extent on funding from other sources within the organization, instead of the allocation of core resources to the Evaluation Office.
it is unlikely that the study would enable Iran to determine the extent to which pollution from the oil fires contributed to the levels of carbon that may be observed in the soil.
Furthermore, it was noted that it had become common for local authorities to define the extent of their port areas, which would in most cases provide a
Table 2 below summarizes the extent to which the waste management needs identified earlier in section 17 are being met to by different organizations that have existing
It was unclear to the Advisory Committee the extent to which the other international and regional organizations being coordinated by the United Nations could
The Committee expresses its concern at the extent of the problem of violence against women, both within and outside the family, in Salvadoran society and its implications for the physical and mental health of women and their children.
If you are getting lots of noise out of your camera, it could mean two things- either the extent of the camera sensor is too little or the ISO level in your camera is too high.
The evaluation examined changes in impact and outcome levels in the areas affected by the tsunami and asked to what extent the UNICEF response delivered on its commitment to" build back better" in the three countries.
For this, we support the efforts of the President of the General Assembly to implement a strategy of aggregation to simplification in the areas of categories of membership, extent of expansion, regional representation and the right of veto.
This information should indicate which government departments were involved in its preparation, and the nature and extent of their participation; the extent of consultations with non-governmental organizations; and whether the report
In addition, the Department called on Governments, intergovernmental and non-governmental groups to submit cases that demonstrated the level and the extent of their involvement in issues related to the further implementation of the Programme of Action.
means of assessing on a regular basis the extent to which complaints for racially motivated crimes are addressed in an appropriate manner within its criminal justice system.
Regarding article 5 of the Convention, members of the Committee expressed concern that information had not been provided on the extent to which all groups in the population of the State party enjoyed the rights enumerated in that article.