Examples of using Restructuring in English and their translations into Arabic
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Restructuring of the existing system of finance for housing and creation of a housing finance system free of distortions and providing cover for the lowest income groups in the country.
On the return from Venezuela, Trade Point Curaçao financed a one-day mission to discuss the Trade Point and its possible restructuring.
Indeed, given the distressing debt indicators for Indonesia it is likely that economic stability would not have been possible without a debt restructuring agreement.
The Advisory Committee understands that the restructuring proposal was not before the Assembly at the time of its adoption of resolution 61/246.
Restructuring of the Centre has created an institutional environment that provides for a greater focus on organized crime and corruption and increased emphasis on technical cooperation.
The United Nations Industrial Development Organization(UNIDO) is helping the Government to plan a restructuring of industry.
Financial restructuring programmes, combined with a radical change in the incentives faced by the managers of banks and enterprises, are now priorities in most of these countries.
The restructuring has involved the privatization of some of the activities that had previously been undertaken by the State in the field of rural development.
It noted that the restructuring and reorganizing of the secretariat was contingent on the completion of the Secretary-General ' s restructuring of United Nations Headquarters and its field operations.
Industrial restructuring was an important component of Bulgaria's overall economic reforms, given the need for enterprises in the main branches to urgently renew their technologies.
This commission has been asked to develop a restructuring plan following the guidelines indicated by the head of State.
Institutional reform is the process of reviewing and restructuring state institutions so that they respect human rights, preserve the rule of law, and are accountable to their constituents.
The Chairman informed members that internal restructuring and realignment of functions took place on an as-needed basis as a matter of routine and in response to managerial exigencies.
The meeting was part of the national consultation process on the restructuring of the Centre and was attended by a number of representatives of civil society and staff members of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway.
Following the restructuring of the Secretariat, the responsibility for the unit was assumed by the Department for Economic and Social Information and Policy Analysis through the Office of the Special Coordinator for Africa and the Least Developed Countries.
The Secretary-General regards the report as a valuable contribution to the discussions on restructuring the economic and social sectors of the United Nations and to making the work of the regional commissions more effective and efficient.
In 1995 the High Commissioner initiated a process aimed at restructuring the programme of work and the organization of the Centre for Human Rights in order to enable it to achieve its objectives effectively and efficiently.
Once the process of restructuring the Centre for Human Rights has been finalized, it will be necessary to apply the basic concept of reform to the whole machinery of the United Nations in the field of human rights.
Encourages the sponsoring organizations of the Joint Group of Experts on the Scientific Aspects of Marine Environmental Protection to continue to support and provide the necessary assistance to the process of restructuring the Group of Experts;
Economic restructuring.