Examples of using Requisite in English and their translations into Arabic
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however, the passing of the requisite subdecree establishing this institution was subject to lengthy delay.
We strongly urge all parties concerned to demonstrate the requisite flexibility and accommodation, as well as a sincere commitment to the vision of lasting peace in the Middle East.
avoided the habit of producing resolution after resolution minus the requisite pursuit and follow-up.
The basic aim was to strike a balance between a requisite degree of deterrence and respect for individual freedoms.
Only in this way can we more definitively determine not only the potential need but the requisite support for these proposals.
The plan must cover all of the actions which are necessary in order to secure each of the requisite component parts of the right
Urges the Government of Angola to provide the requisite facilities for the establishment of the independent United Nations radio, and also urges UNITA to finalize the transformation of its radio station Vorgan into a non-partisan station;
In the light of the fact that the citizens of the" safe area" of Bihac had been receiving half of the requisite humanitarian aid before this blockade was imposed, large amounts of food and medicine are needed to compensate this shortage.
There is a need to make an inventory of entities and networks with the interest in enhancing collaborative efforts and requisite capacity and specialized expertise, and to include information on how to access these skills and resources.
Encourages all countries to apply the requisite policies to ensure the development of their human resources, through education and training and by seeking, where possible, to increase receptivity to technological innovations, including those in the field of information and communication technologies;
Urges the Government of Angola to provide the requisite facilities for the establishment of the independent United Nations radio, and also urges the União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola to finalize the transformation of its radio station Vorgan into a non-partisan station;
We believe that it is necessary to build up the capabilities of the Agency as the only international body with the requisite authority to assess States ' compliance with their obligations in the area of nuclear non-proliferation.
We hope that as a result there will be increased awareness in the world of the importance of human rights and a determination to build the requisite capacity at the national and local levels to ensure their enforcement.
Encourages all countries to apply the requisite policies to ensure the development of their human resources, through education and training and by seeking, where possible, to increase receptivity to technological innovations, including those in the field of information technology;
States parties should strive to supply the requisite legal information to persons belonging to the most vulnerable social groups, who are often unaware of their rights.
The security and information operations centre adds a significant qualitative dimension to the conduct of programme delivery by providing the requisite human and technical resources for detailed security analysis, trend identification, contingency planning and emergency response coordination.
His delegation welcomed the progress made in the preparations for the Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries and called on the international community to demonstrate the requisite political will to deal with those issues.
it is imperative that we muster the requisite political will and moral courage to achieve the goal of the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
I dare say so because there are-- in the President, his entire Government, as well as retired national leaders and the civil society-- the requisite leadership, political will and resolve to continue the fight against this scourge.
We have thus responded to the need felt by all for reform of the Council, in order to make it more representative and democratic, with formulas that do not yet appear to reflect the requisite universal spirit of reform.