Examples of using Need to increase the number in English and their translations into Arabic
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It brings out the fact that agreement was reached on the need to increase the number of members of the Security Council and to take a fresh look at its working methods and other issues related to its functioning, in order to enhance its effectiveness and representativeness.
By paragraph 8 of that resolution, the Assembly once again stressed the need to increase the number of reporting States with a view to the broadest possible participation from different geographic regions and representing different budgeting systems.
In particular, it discussed the projected workload associated with the examination of the submissions expected in the coming years and noted the need to increase the number or duration of sessions convened each year.
I informed the Council that Ms. King had confirmed the many representations made to me by the parties in South Africa on the need to increase the number of United Nations observers in the country to assist in the electoral process.
It is, indeed, paradoxical that it has not been possible to formalize any agreement on the composition of the Council, despite the fact that, since the very beginning of the consultations, there has been consensus on the need to increase the number of non-permanent members.
Convinced of the need to increase the number of judges and Trial Chambers,
Convinced of the need to increase the number of judges and Trial Chambers, in order to enable the International
There is a need to increase the number of applicants participating in NCRE from those un- and underrepresented countries, which, so far, have not had sufficient successful candidates.
Also reaffirms the need to increase the number of common premises, in cooperation with host Governments, in a way that increases efficiency through, inter alia, consolidation of administrative infrastructures of the organizations concerned, but does not increase the costs for the United Nations system or for developing countries;
Reiterates its request to the Secretary-General, contained in section IV, paragraph 8, of resolution 55/258, to develop a programme and set specific targets as soon as possible for achieving equitable geographical representation for all unrepresented and underrepresented Member States, bearing in mind the need to increase the number of staff recruited from Member States below the mid-point of their desirable ranges;
In section IV, paragraph 8, of resolution 55/258, the Secretary-General was requested to develop a programme and set specific targets as soon as possible for achieving equitable geographical representation for all unrepresented and underrepresented Member States, bearing in mind the need to increase the number of staff recruited from Member States below the mid-point of their desirable range.
Owing to the establishment of the essential Voluntary and Confidential Counselling and Testing facilities in all sectors, there is a need to increase the number of national staff in order to make the programme more efficient and user-friendly, thus meeting the minimum standards for such services.
In addition to the need to increase the number of authorized advisory entities, including those advising the Secretary-General, we believe that the Court could be strengthened by the revision of its membership, in the light of the criteria established in Article 9 of its Statute.
Emphasis was placed upon the need to increase the number of countries and the priority areas to be covered.
With regard to the need to increase the number of women resident coordinators, UNFPA fully supports a more vigorous approach to accomplish that goal.
There was a clear need to increase the number of specialized courts outside the main cities,