Examples of using Internalization in English and their translations into Arabic
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Sound macroeconomic policies, a strong fiscal system, the development of human resources in environmental management and administrative efficiency are essential for successful internalization.
This internalization of the religion of Islam is analyzed as a cause behind law-abiding behavior among Bahraini people where violation of law is considered violation of the principles of God.
This might then lead to an internalization of this standard and these recommendations within States.
Principle 16 of the Rio Declaration addresses the promotion of internalization of environmental costs, taking into account the polluter-pays principle.
One aspect of internalization is thus the internalization of environmental costs and benefits in producer prices.
Sudden internalization is also likely to generate conflicts between environmental protection, the need for structural change and narrowly understood sectoral competitiveness.
Collective forms of activity are embedded by internalization into the human consciousness and become individual.
(b) Encourage internalization of the principles of democratization, furtherance of rights and non-violent conflict prevention;
Problems such as implementing internalization measures without negatively affecting poverty alleviation should be studied in a policy context.
These definitions are based on" The internalization of environmental costs…", annex 1 of which contains a short analysis of the respective merits and inadequacies of these valuation techniques.
Encourage the emergence of a new form of citizenship based on internalization of the principles of democratization, promotion of rights, and conflict prevention and management;
Without internalization, the costs Governments incur for sound chemicals management amount to a subsidy of the private sector.
Co-director of European Institute for Democracy and Human Rights program on improved internalization of human rights treaties into Israeli domestic law, exploring reform of internal reporting obligations.
Note, it is not merely the experience that causes change in the"life space", but the acceptance(internalization) of external stimuli.
Similarly, attempts in UNCTAD to pursue sustainability through the internalization of environmental costs and benefits into commodity prices have been unsuccessful.
Market instruments offer potential for augmenting regulations in some segments, and create an incentive for" better than compliance" through partial internalization of environmental costs.
Post-UNCED intergovernmental deliberations, in particular in UNCTAD and the CSD, have indicated that internalization is an important but complex issue.
It then discusses the special characteristics of developing countries that need to be taken into account in selecting internalization policies and measures, and examples of internalization measures already implemented in the commodity sectors of developing countries.
Education can make a decisive contribution to the internalization of values based on human rights and to the emergence, both at the individual as well as the group level, of attitudes and behaviour reflecting tolerance and non-discrimination"(A/50/440, para. 36).
The report starts with a brief review of the concept of internalization, that is the reflection of environmental costs and benefits in prices, its role in the process of sustainable development in the light of natural resource management, and the domestic as well as