Examples of using More equitable distribution in English and their translations into Arabic
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UNOPS is in agreement with the intent of these recommendations, which is to achieve more equitable distribution among sources of procurement and contracting.
to ensure equal access for all their citizens to resources and opportunities and undertake policies geared to a more equitable distribution of wealth and income.
The growth of secondary cities often signals the diversification of economic activity, as well as a more equitable distribution of the benefits of development.
(c) Improved efficiency in the utilization of existing facilities and resources and a more equitable distribution of educational facilities and resources.
If this new stage is going to lead to a more equitable distribution of international trade, all States, particularly those with the largest share in trade, must abide by
Land and agrarian reforms were central to achieving more equitable distribution of land and agricultural production opportunities at the start of the economic take-off of many of the countries in the region.
Governments must take policy measures to move towards a more equitable distribution of labour market risks and benefits and to abolish policies that discriminate against hiring young people.
In India, for instance, greater women's representation has corresponded with a more equitable distribution of community resources, including more gender-sensitive spending on programs related to health, nutrition, and education.
A more equitable distribution of the benefits of skilled-labour migration could be achieved through" brain circulation"-- or short-term migration-- which would reduce the losses to the developing countries, and through boosting economic opportunities in those countries in order to reduce migration incentives.
The new operating concept will also aim to achieve a more equitable distribution of resources to information centres in all regions and the redeployment of resources to other high priority activities.
Thus, the overall policy framework should be geared towards supporting increased, more effective and more equitable participation of all people in productive activities and ensuring more equitable distribution of the fruits of economic growth.
The eradication of poverty, the enhancement of the status of women, the protection of our shared environment, the provision of basic rights and more equitable distribution of wealth have all become key issues for Member States and for the peoples of the world.
This has to be accomplished through a more equitable distribution of goods and services, the development of human resources, the strengthening of social organization, the sharing and dissemination of socially, culturally and environmentally sustainable technologies and the education, empowerment and participation of the poor in integrated coastal management.
In this context, in late 2009 the Government of El Salvador launched a fiscal reform proposal for greater taxation equality through a more equitable distribution in the payment of taxes, increasing taxation on tobacco, alcoholic drinks and luxury items in particular.
The Assistant Secretary-General took note of the favourable comments of delegations on the actions taken since his appointment to ensure a more equitable distribution of resources for operational activities among the information centres.
Stresses that(reducing/eradicating) poverty can be achieved(in each country only) on the basis of a(clear and lasting/strong) political will(of the State based on national consensus/at the national and international levels) and directed in particular towards promoting more equitable distribution of the benefits of growth and equal access to productive resources and social services;
According to the Secretariat, this new approach is designed to provide for a self-sustained operation that will reflect a more equitable distribution of telecommunication costs based on reliable measures of utilization and the lowest commercial rates; it is also expected that users will have a greater
If it does, it will allow more equitable distribution of relief, based on demonstrated need.
In times of inadequate resources, perhaps a more equitable distribution of those resources should be considered.
Clearly, ways must be found to ensure that there is a more equitable distribution of international resources.