Examples of using On the need to develop in English and their translations into Arabic
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Experts agreed on the need to develop far-reaching production plans covering industry, agriculture and services, taking into account social and environmental issues along with more traditional concerns around productivity and growth.
It was therefore essential to  assist developing  countries in that area through international and bilateral technological and financial support that concentrated on the need to develop human resources and establish institutions to  assist the  private sector, especially small- and medium-sized firms.
In its resolution 62/211, the  General Assembly places special emphasis on the need to develop impact assessment mechanisms for partnerships, recognizing that strong monitoring and evaluation processes can enhance accountability, support effective management, enable learning and better show contributions to  development.
In her presentation, Mrs. Sardenberg reaffirmed the  support of the  Committee for this project and insisted on the need to develop appropriate indicators in the  field of children's rights which would respond to the  requirements of validity, objectivity, accuracy and disaggregation(see CRC/C/10).
Special emphasis should be put on the need to develop user-friendly guidelines, as it is often claimed that this is one of the  deficiencies of the  help guides for affected country Parties.
JUNIC agreed on the need to develop an action plan for communications training for staff at all levels, and several members agreed to  work on the  preparation of system-wide media training modules.
There was a general consensus during the  daylong discussion on the need to develop a fast-track strategy to  advance the  implementation of the  Commission ' s decisions in general and for the  scaling up of successful practices in particular.
Takes note with appreciation of the  emphasis placed by the  Secretary-General in his report to the  General Assembly at its forty-seventh session on the need to develop the  capacity of the United Nations for early warning and preventive diplomacy to help deter humanitarian crises; A/47/595.
Emphasis was also placed on the need to develop gender-sensitive indicators to  track the  use of aid for trade funds to  ensure resources are available to  close the  implementation gap, as stressed in the  ministerial declaration.
while the  Mauritius Strategy focused part of its attention on the need to develop national capacities to  monitor, conserve and manage coral reefs and associated ecosystems.
We have indeed agreed on the need to develop non-military measures to  supplement the  activities and initiatives undertaken by other forums in order to  contribute to  improving trust and confidence among States.
He felt encouraged by the  fact that there seemed to  be agreement on the need to develop of a regulatory framework, although there were divergences on  what aspects and segments of the  industry should be regulated, how they should be regulated and at what level.
in combating international terrorism, the  Board agreed on the need to develop a new disarmament paradigm that promoted new perceptions of security, particularly human security.
ACC reiterated that the  promotion of human rights is a core value of the  system as a whole, and agreed on the need to develop standards and parameters against which the  impact of the  system's work in relation to  human rights can be measured;
General Assembly consistently has recalled the  emphasis in the  Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action on the need to develop global strategies to  address the  problem of internal displacement.
Recalling also the  emphasis in the  Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action adopted by the  World Conference on  Human Rights, held at Vienna from 14 to  25 June 1993,A/CONF.157/24(Part I), chap. III. on the need to develop global strategies to  address the  problem of internal displacement.
Recalling also the  emphasis in the  Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, adopted by the  World Conference on  Human Rights on  25 June 1993, A/CONF.157/24(Part I), chap. III. on the need to develop global strategies to  address the  problem of internal displacement.