Examples of using Modest resources in English and their translations into Arabic
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multilateralism that characterize UNFPA efforts to carry out its mandate as a trusted and valued partner exerting influence far beyond the modest resources it is able to provide.
I reiterate my call for a culture of conflict prevention, which has the advantage of both averting many casualties and saving the modest resources that are so necessary to our countries ' development.
valued partner leveraging impact far beyond the modest resources it is able to provide.
Despite our modest resources, we have responded to Security Council resolutions by sending a clearly humanitarian mission, comprised of a contingent from the Honduran armed forces, to Iraq in order to contribute to the reconstruction, stability
Consequently, despite the modest resources at its disposal, measured by its substantive policy input and catalytic influence, the Unit has played a
Given the Office ' s modest resources, it must build strategic partnerships, and he noted, for example, the development of a joint programme with the World Bank targeting a dozen countries where drugs and crime issues affected the Bank ' s activities.
Despite the modest resources at its disposal and the difficulties it had to face, for example, in conducting investigations in areas that had been traditionally sealed, it had met with success and shown positive results.
In conclusion, preventive diplomacy today is delivering concrete results, with relatively modest resources, in many regions of the world, helping to save lives and to protect development gains.
The delegation of Cambodia is deeply concerned at the financial crisis in the United Nations today. With its modest resources, Cambodia intends to meet its responsibilities to do what it can to ease the financial crisis.
Much has been said about the very obvious disproportion between aid pouring into the southern Balkans during the Kosovo crisis, and the modest resources made available by governments to respond to other, equally grave crises, especially in Africa.
valued partner leveraging impact far beyond the modest resources it is able to provide. UNFPA regular resources increased from $469.5 million in 2008 to $486.4 million in 2009.
We believe that Eritrea ' s status vis-à-vis the MDGs points to the fact that, even with modest resources, countries can go a long way in achieving the Goals if they have the right policies
Takes note of the conclusion that, despite modest resources, UNDP regional programmes have made significant and long-standing contributions to development results, promoting cooperation among countries in building regional and national institutions as well as addressing cross-border and common challenges;
While UNDP 2001 increasingly requires staff to demonstrate proficiency in a series of areas such as networking, systems thinking, causal analysis, social, economic and political analyses, strategic planning and communications, only modest resources have been allocated to these ends.
compromised the right of developing countries to sustainable development by depriving them of the modest resources available to them.
(c) Within the overall budget reduction targets set, the Administrator proposes to reallocate some modest resources, amounting to $2.8 million, to provide a field capacity to follow up on the UNCED conference and to respond more decisively to the tragedy of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
Takes note of the conclusion that, despite modest resources, UNDP regional programmes have made significant and long-standing contributions to development results, promoting cooperation among countries in building regional and national institutions as well as addressing cross-border and common challenges;
Mrs. ZACHARIAH(Malaysia) agreed with the Coordinator for the International Year of the World ' s Indigenous People, whose final report had been issued as document A/49/446, that a 12-month period was insufficient to hope to significantly improve the situation of indigenous communities, particularly given the modest resources available.
fully brought to bear; and(c) safeguarding that the relatively modest resources are used well with a carefully targeted strategy.
To make the optimal use of its modest resources, the new programme will concentrate on areas where the expressed need for building policy and institutional capacities by developing countries is greatest; where their commitment to working together to achieve their agreed objectives is strongest; where the probability of involvement and support by donor and other non-state partners is highest; and where SU/TCDC can deliver at its best.