Examples of using Reforms in English and their translations into Arabic
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While we recognize the difficulties we face, we sincerely believe that the reforms should be comprehensive and include the expansion of its membership in both the permanent and the non-permanent categories, the issue of veto, and its decision-making process.
The World Health Organization(WHO) Medium Term Programme is focusing on the following priority areas: health-care reforms, including financing and training; control of communicable diseases, with special emphasis on control of tuberculosis, malaria, typhoid and diphtheria, and family planning.
The independence of the Puerto Rican judiciary is seriously threatened under a series of" reforms" proposed by the current administration designed to convert it into yet another weapon in the battle over the political status of Puerto Rico.
ECLAC continued with the analysis of the significant economic and institutional reforms carried out by Governments in the region, aimed at evaluating their impact on the performance of the region's economies,
While those legal reforms constituted a major accomplishment, it was not sufficient to adopt measures;
Pursuant to the reforms of the Secretary-General in the medium to long term, the United Nations system continues to explore alternative models for its country level activities while
The Committee notes with satisfaction that during the period from 1993, important constitutional reforms have been introduced in order to advance the status of Mexican women and implement the Convention and that constitutional reform has been followed by changes in other legislation.
Among the reforms referred to in the preceding paragraph, a simple and practical mechanism must be established to resolve the situation of subordinates who receive illegal orders,
Number of UNICEF country offices and regional offices carrying out thematic analyses such as poverty/disparities, social protection, migration, governance reforms and economic or humanitarian crises affecting MDG outcomes, using a human rights and gender analysis framework.
post of Director of the Procurement Division, in order to provide the appropriate level of executive direction and management of the Division, remains critical to the success of the reforms.
In July 2012, the Human Rights Council had endorsed the Guiding Principles on Foreign Debt and Human Rights. All States and other stakeholders should implement the Principles in the context of their external debt arrangements, debt relief operations and economic policy reforms.
During the biennium 1996-1997, activities will aim at fostering progressive crime prevention and criminal justice practice and assisting countries in accomplishing necessary reforms in line with their respective systems and new requirements in order to make use of those instruments.
wishes the programmes to take these reforms fully into account.
Participation in biweekly meetings of the General Customs Administration reform committee to assess progress on current reforms and to assist in planning future reforms designed to increase revenues and enhance the capability of the Customs Administration.
According to the agency, the classification indicates the balance achieved by Kuwait against the deterioration in some aspects of the institutional framework and the effectiveness of the government due to the inability to implement the planned financial and economic reforms.
Taking into account that the present Constitution of Mauritius was adopted after a long and arduous process, the reforms cannot but be laborious for the sake of continuing political stability and the strengthening of democracy.
In Yemen, with assistance from the Department for Development Support and Management Services of the United Nations Secretariat, reforms have been suggested that seek to integrate economic, technical, institutional and legal elements for the management of scarce water resources.
the police and the judiciary in designing and implementing policies to develop managerial and oversight capacity and implement institutional reforms.
There is a need to reorient future discussions on financing of sectoral areas of Agenda 21 towards a better mix of policy reforms and funding sources, given the wide variety of traditional and innovative financial mechanisms.
At the third intercountry meeting, held in Cotonou(July 1999), 46 countries took part in the policy dialogue and reached consensus on what constitutes health sector reforms.