Examples of using Stressing also in English and their translations into Arabic
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Stressing also that while Governments have the primary responsibility to define and implement such a strategy, there is need for the international community to provide full support to this effort.
Stressing also that Mozambique is emerging from a devastating war and that a proper response to the current situation in the country requires substantial international assistance provided in a comprehensive and integrated manner and linking humanitarian assistance with economic aid for national reconstruction and development.
Stressing also that population and housing censuses are designed to generate valuable statistics and indicators for assessing the situation of various special population groups, such as women, children, youth, the elderly, persons with disabilities and migrants, and changes therein.
Stressing also the importance of the full respect for the freedom to seek, receive and impart information, including the fundamental importance of access to information, democratic participation, accountability and combating corruption.
Stressing also the importance of extending central government authority to all parts of Afghanistan, of comprehensive nationwide disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of all armed factions, and of security sector reform including reconstitution of the new Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police.
Stressing also the importance of finding a durable solution to the non-Paris Club debt which has become a serious challenge to many developing countries in their pursuit of sustainable economic development.
Stressing also in that context the need to take into account the outcomes and commitments of relevant United Nations conferences, as well as the individual mandates and complementarities of the organizations and bodies of the United Nations development system, bearing in mind the need to avoid duplication.
Stressing also the contribution of the International Atomic Energy Agency to preventing illicit trafficking in radioactive materials and identifying vulnerabilities in security systems through, inter alia, the Illicit Trafficking Database and its work in the field of nuclear forensics.
Stressing also that peaceful protests should not be viewed as a threat, and therefore encouraging States faced with peaceful protests to engage in an open, inclusive and meaningful national dialogue.
Stressing also the importance of securing the necessary resources for funding expanded programmes of assistance for the peoples concerned and the need to enlist the support of all the major funding institutions within the United Nations system in that regard.
Stressing also the important contribution to the promotion and protection of human rights of an early start to the economic reconstruction and development process, and the need to ensure that it takes place in a coordinated and nondiscriminatory manner.
Stressing also that brain drain continues to be a severe problem in many developing and transitioning countries, threatening achievements in the area of human resources development.
Stressing also that the continued presence of the Mission in Liberia is predicated on the presence of the Monitoring Group and its commitment to
Stressing also that the full implementation of Security Council resolutions concerning the United Nations Protected Areas in the territory of the Republic of Croatia is of significant importance for the security,
Stressing also that measures for debt reduction need to be accompanied by vigorous measures aimed at improving the international economic environment
Stressing also the importance of securing the necessary resources for funding expanded programmes of assistance for the peoples concerned and the need to enlist the support of all the major funding institutions within the United Nations system in that regard.
Stressing also that there is a need for a supportive and favourable international economic environment that will enhance human resources development in developing countries and promote sustained economic growth and sustainable development.
Stressing also the need for renewed political will and enhanced efforts to overcome obstacles and challenges faced by States in addressing, preventing, investigating, prosecuting and punishing the perpetrators of all forms of violence against women and girls.
Stressing also the need for all signatories of the Bangui Agreements to continue to cooperate fully in respecting and implementing these Agreements in order to help to foster the conditions for long-term stability in the Central African Republic.
Stressing also the importance of the economic reconstruction and development process and the need to ensure that it is accomplished in a coordinated and non-discriminatory manner, in a context of full respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms.