Examples of using Hinders in English and their translations into Arabic
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Lack of sustainable financial commitment to regional organizations hinders long-term planning for implementing effective marine and coastal integrated management schemes.
The lack of sustainable drug information systems hinders monitoring of emerging epidemics and the implementation of responses to problems based on reliable evidence.
The low level of institutionalization, which is also a factor in this, further hinders effective communication and cooperation among the States Parties.
They can do this by reducing the transaction costs associated with using formal financial institutions which hinders the poor from using modern financial institutions.
The security situation hinders independent verification of needs and the delivery of assistance in conflict-affected areas.
The lack of stable leadership within the United Nations country team further hinders an effective humanitarian response to the displacement crisis in Burundi.
The lack of such information in the report, as well as a clear presentation of the new structure by programme budget section, hinders an evaluation of the financial effects of the restructuring.
The headers of boilers include water-cooling hinders of boilers proper, economizer hinders, superheater hinders, etc.
(c) A sense of ownership of UNEP activities is important, and the current system of elected representation in the UNEP Governing Council hinders the full participation of all countries by excluding countries not represented on the Governing Council from effective decision-making;
Lack of territorial access to the sea and their remoteness and isolation from world markets hinders the efforts of landlocked developing countries to generate and sustain economic growth and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
The art that we have developed- and therefore the relationship between the yogaterapeuta and the student is important- is the field of observation, meet the student to detect where the greater friction, occurs what hinders the process of recovery of health.
But since the act has been implemented we experience that the focus on equality hinders that proper measures are taken in cases in which the parents are in reality not equal- e.g. in cases of domestic violence.
At the D-2, Assistant Secretary-General and Under-Secretary-General levels, there is a lack of systematized information on qualified female candidates, especially from the developing, unrepresented and underrepresented countries, which hinders the ability of the Secretary-General to appoint women to those posts.
is different from the classic IP cameras, for which a more complex installation and different router settings are needed, which hinders the success of a technical person in the installation and setup.
The central role of vehicle manufacture/ freight transport and private car use in the economic and social life of most countries currently hinders the incorporation of the Polluter Pays and User Pays Principles into transport policy.
During the process of resolving disputes and promoting peace, any attempt to exclude the concerned countries, especially ones in dispute, hinders the settling of disputes between countries as well as the maintenance of peace and security.
Women appear to be disproportionately affected by the impact of unilateral coercive measures, which hinders the implementation of article 2 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
Inequality hinders economic growth.
Love hinders death.
HIV/AIDS also hinders development.