Examples of using Responsive to the priorities in English and their translations into Arabic
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Broader participation should lead to more open and transparent decision-making, and to programmes and policies that are more responsive to the priorities of the poor.
We have supported the reactivation of the Conference, based on a balanced and comprehensive programme of work responsive to the priorities of all member States.
We have supported the reactivation of the Conference based on a balanced and comprehensive programme of work, which should be responsive to the priorities of all Member States.
comprehensive programme of work that should be responsive to the priorities of all Member States.
India also wants an Organization that is more responsive to the priorities and aspirations of the Member States, particularly the developing countries, which constitute the vast majority of Member States.
India wants the United Nations to be an Organization that is truly responsive to the priorities and aspirations of Member States, in particular of developing countries, which constitute the vast majority of the membership.
(xiii) Promote and facilitate the equal access of women and girls, including those living in rural areas, to information and communications technology, through, for example, access to telecentres responsive to the priorities and needs of women as well as men; education and training on the use of such technologies for networking, advocacy, exchange of information and business and education activities; and opportunities to develop appropriate content;
Encourages the deepening of the dialogue between the Economic and Social Council and the Bretton Woods institutions, and in this regard recommends that at their next high-level meeting they consider the modalities needed to consolidate further a broader global agenda for a strengthened and stable international financial system that is responsive to the priorities of growth and development, in particular of developing countries, and to the promotion of economic and social equity in the global economy;
In particular, they stated that" such reform should cover all elements of the international system that relate to environmentally sustainable development, integrate environmental and development priorities, and be practically and speedily responsive to the priority needs of small states and least developed states".
mobilizing resources constitutes a further principal constraint to the activities of the United Nations in middle-income countries, compromising the ability of the United Nations to become more responsive to priorities set by the Governments.
Additionally, the fact that the Special Unit reports directly to the Administrator reinforces the oversight and accountability mechanism so as to ensure that the initiatives of the framework remain responsive to national priorities as well as to common challenges.
Programmes should be more responsive to national priorities and ensure greater involvement of the national planning authorities.
It must balance a clear strategic direction at an organizational level with the need for country offices to be responsive to national priorities and to the local development context.
They emphasized the need to ensure the effective involvement of specialized agencies and for agency mandates to remain responsive to national priorities and needs.
(a) The services of UNDP remain fully responsive to national priorities, in line with 34/213, which affirmed the responsibility of Government in coordinating assistance at national level;
Participatory approaches to collecting and disseminating socio-economic data may help to create ownership among the users of the assessments, capturing community ideas and local knowledge and making the assessments more responsive to community priorities.
Towards a strengthened and stable international financial architecture responsive to the priorities of growth and development, especially in developing countries, and to the promotion of economic and social equity.
These proposals all seek to build a strengthened and more stable international financial system, responsive to the priorities of growth and development and to the promotion of economic and social equity.