Examples of using Should be managed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Population growth should be managed to reduce the population pressure on resources, environment and the economy;
The website gives an organization a virtual presence and it should be managed carefully to avoid the side effects mentioned above.
When this is not practically feasible, the registers or records should be managed in cooperation with the relevant indigenous people.
The Programme should be managed in a comprehensive and sustainable manner, as mandated in General Conference resolution GC.12/Res.1.
The process should be managed by a suitably qualified senior staff member recruited specifically for that task.
Decree 14264 was issued in 2005 and specifies the administrative and financial regulations according to which the TRA should be managed.
The fund should be managed by an autonomous government agency, with international technical assistance and monitoring that would be independent of the established ministries responsible for raising and spending government moneys.
As indicated by the Board, this will involve identifying precisely the activities that require tighter control and should be managed centrally and those that can be delegated to local ICT units(see A/67/651, para. 58).
Caribbean States recognize the ocean as a symbol of the common heritage of mankind, a vital resource which should be managed in a responsible manner so as to ensure its continued use for present and future generations.
As indicated in paragraph 67 above, under the terms of section II, paragraph 2, of General Assembly resolution 35/217, the Advisory Committee considers proposals for all new posts at levels D-1 and above funded through extrabudgetary sources which are not otherwise subject to scrutiny by an intergovernmental body; similarly, the Advisory Committee is of the view that all such extrabudgetary posts should be managed with the same degree of care as is exercised with regular budget posts.
As indicated in paragraph 80 above, under the terms of section II, paragraph 2, of General Assembly resolution 35/217, the Committee considers proposals for all new posts at levels D-1 and above funded through extrabudgetary sources that are not otherwise subject to scrutiny by an intergovernmental body; similarly, the Committee is of the view that all such extrabudgetary posts should be managed with the same degree of care as is exercised with regular budget posts.
Recommendation: Change should be managed at the highest levels.
An equally important question is how demonstrations and peaceful assemblies should be managed.
Commercial activities should be managed separately from other core activities of the Secretariat.
The allocation of the funds raised should be managed within a United Nations framework.
The internal affairs of a country should be managed by its own people.
Any psychological or behavioural problem should be managed independently of the enuresis symptoms.
Soil, water and all other life-sustaining resources should be managed and maintained for long-term use.
Forests should be managed to optimize both their local benefits and" higher-level" public goods.
In the short and medium term, migration should be managed in a way that supports this long-term goal.