Examples of using Insufficient in English and their translations into Arabic
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Other cases were dismissed by the Court due to insufficient information.
There was also insufficient capacity within the Secretariat to coordinate the review and implementation of the Board ' s recommendations.
Low attendance rates by girls at secondary institutions, insufficient details on free primary education and increase of literacy amongst women.
They have to rely on an insufficient and informal health-care network in the form of" mobile health teams", which provide medicines and vaccinations.
(b) Insufficient time and space is provided for public debates and the involvement of all stakeholders, before the adoption of laws;
Differences in legal systems and insufficient international cooperation hampered the investigation and prosecution of cybercrime.
Medical staff was insufficient and unqualified inmates were involved in the provision of healthcare.
However, the condition of the roads is often insufficient for the safe and expeditious movement of cargo.
Other factors adding to the overall vulnerability include widespread poverty and illiteracy, insufficient institutional capacity, limited infrastructure and armed conflicts.
Insufficient operational capacity. The post of Deputy Secretary-General, created by the General Assembly at the end of 1997 to support the Secretary-General, has provided a much needed increase in capacity at the top of the Organization.
The OSCE delegation stressed that the return of the missions was insufficient to secure the participation of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in the organization,
The Committee is also concerned that insufficient progress has been made in achieving de facto equality between women and men in all sectors and about the State party ' s apparent lack of understanding of the purpose of temporary special measures and the reasons for their application.
With regard to the situation of children deprived of a family environment, the Committee expresses its concern at the insufficient number of alternative care centres and the lack of support to the existing ones supported by non-governmental organizations.
The risks of continuing with this model include that the momentum generated will be insufficient to reach the 25 by 25 target and that countries will not be able to gain access to the support that they need.
However, the Committee is concerned that insufficient attention has been paid to article 4 of the Convention regarding the implementation to the“maximum extent of… available resources” of the economic, social and cultural rights of children.
Noting with concern that, owing to insufficient resources, the Scientific Committee was not able to hold a regular session in 2002, and that, as a result, it was not able to address its new programme of work effectively.
However, the Committee is concerned that insufficient attention has been paid to article 4 of the Convention regarding the implementation to the" maximum extent of… available resources" of the economic, social and cultural rights of children.
With regard to the implementation of the general principles of the Convention, and in particular article 2, insufficient measures have been adopted to ensure that full enjoyment by all children of the rights recognized in the Convention.
Concern was expressed regarding the marginal participation of non-governmental organizations from Africa in the work of the Economic and Social Council and the question was raised whether insufficient public awareness was preventing them from increasing their number.
had considered that when it came to applying the principle against another State of nationality of the person concerned, there was as yet insufficient support in customary international law for the codification of such a rule.