Examples of using More reflective in English and their translations into Arabic
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That is an important aspect of making the Council more reflective of the views of the membership.
Are you willing to sacrifice user time, if need be, to go for a more reflective conversation?
In coaching conversations, executives think out loud, become more reflective and gain access to their own tacit knowledge and unexplored ideas.
Therefore better and more reflective indicators need to be put in place to measure the actual numbers of disabled children achieving primary education.
The reform of the Security Council is considered necessary to make that crucial organ of the United Nations more reflective of contemporary realities.
A mixed system ensured that the Constituent Assembly is much more reflective of Nepal ' s diverse society than any previous representative body.
The calculation procedure had also been streamlined with a view to making the system more reflective of child protection-related measures in national tax and social legislation.
The CD, even with the expansion of its membership, continues to be more reflective of the cold war era than of the current international environment.
The Group welcomed any effort to make the selection and appointment of senior officials more transparent and more reflective of the international character of the Organization.
Monitoring and evaluation procedures are under revision to make them more reflective of the new fifth cycle emphasis on capacity-building, particularly in the six areas of focus.
it is more representative and more reflective of today ' s political realities.
It also contained proposals for modifying some elements of the scheme with a view to making the system more reflective of national trends in social protection for children.
The Special Representative regrets that this final report could not tell a different story, one more reflective of the President ' s aspirations for his country.
Therefore, his attempt at the end to insult Lauren is more reflective of his overstated sense of expertise, which says more about him than the article at hand.
Even without a constitutional foundation in place, some notable steps have occurred to combat discrimination and to make the State more reflective of Guatemala ' s diversity.
And second, and probably the more reflective one, is just about how much each of us can hold problems in opposition when they're really not that way.
The Committee will strive to make its programme of meetings and conferences more reflective of the evolving situation, as well as forward-looking, and will continue to review and assess its effectiveness.
cannot substitute for the comprehensive change that is required in the composition of the membership of the Council to render it more reflective of contemporary global realities.
Improve the formulation of resource requirements for air operations in budget submissions to make them more reflective of actual operations,
Improve the formulation of resource requirements for air operations to make them more reflective of actual operations, bearing in mind the over-budgeting of air transportation requirements in some peacekeeping operations(para. 3).
