Examples of using Quantitative targets in English and their translations into Arabic
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Among the countries responding to the Seventh Inquiry, 64 have adopted quantitative targets for reducing mortality.
Rather than set quantitative targets, the Decision encouraged activities under the Food Aid Convention.
The reference framework of the population for Africa sets many quantitative targets and will look at the implementation side.
Some countries are involved in the development of renewable energy resources, with ambitious quantitative targets.
The focus on the quantitative targets should at no time detract from these qualitative aspects of development.
Since 2002, each diversity plan must include quantitative targets for recruitment, promotion or training in respect of risk groups.
Parties should set markers for assessing the effectiveness of the Convention, including quantitative targets.
Japan aims to realize a zero-waste society in Japan based on the quantitative targets and further 3R actions, and to disseminate its experience to the international community.
Previous policies had relied primarily on quantitative targets as a measurement of policy success rather than the quality of FDI and its positive socio-economic contribution on host countries.
It is notable that the quantitative targets concerning ODA in the IPoA are identical not to only the BPoA, but also to the Paris Programme of Action for the 1990s.
The post-2015 keyword" SMART" must truly reflect" specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and time-bound quantitative targets" agreed to by all stakeholders.
It sets out clear strategies and action steps to be taken in working to achieve the quantitative targets set by the General Assembly for the representation of women in posts subject to geographical distribution and at the senior, policy-making levels.
The adoption by the Millennium Summit of a set of ambitious, but achievable time-bound quantitative targets, which were later collated into the Millennium Development Goals, marked an important step in that direction.
However, new challenges that go beyond achieving quantitative targets have emerged; this includes the quality of education and the need to ensure increasingly equitable access to education, to avoid reproducing and perpetuating existing inequalities.
We would support developing specific consequences in advance for non-compliance with quantitative targets, including various components of the target formula(for example, measurement and reporting obligations, mechanism rules).
To help developing countries achieve the MDGs, all States recognized the need for concrete efforts to reach the quantitative targets for ODA that have long been on the international cooperation agenda.
on the accountability framework. Another stressed the importance of monitoring programme delivery in 1997 and requested information on quantitative targets for delivery. Monitoring the success of the country cooperation frameworks was also a priority.
We emphasize that developed countries must take robust and ambitious mitigation commitments, with ambitious quantitative targets for limiting and reducing emissions, as required by science and mandated by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
More generally, the overarching goal of enabling half the LDCs to meet the criteria for graduation by 2020 indicates that a number of specific quantitative targets are implied in order for that goal to be achieved.
Examples from Member States reinforced the importance of socially relevant results, measures for objectives that take time to emerge, the independence of evaluations and of the information provided, and that quantitative targets might reduce quality if not also taken into account.