Examples of using Stronger commitment in English and their translations into Arabic
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The private sector itself is demonstrating a stronger commitment to socially and ethically responsible business practices, and social entrepreneurs are applying innovative solutions to various complex social challenges.
A stronger commitment by the political leadership would generate a sense of urgency and would contribute to creating a conducive environment, which would make the work of CEAWC more meaningful and effective.
Recently, in response to an initiative by France, Germany, Spain and Sweden, the EU has also made a stronger commitment to the promotion of youth employment through the European Youth Pact.
Country Assessment/UNDAF assessment of 2010) UNDAFs included that reflect stronger commitment and resources for gender equality.
model was well suited, with national focal points, including both Government officials and other stakeholders, connected in networks and with a more formalized structure, yielding stronger commitment to achieving goals.
However, the Holy See had hoped for a more comprehensive treatment of the relationship between population and development, with appropriate attention being given to specific development strategies in which the developed nations would manifest a stronger commitment and establish some priorities.
As new opportunities for increased solidarity among nations are afforded by history, we must assume a stronger commitment to attain the results that have eluded us for many decades in the field of disarmament.
But the international community has yet to recognize that a stronger commitment and more outcome-oriented actions are needed if we want to get closer to the target of a drug-free world.
Malaysia further underlines the need for nuclear- weapons States to demonstrate stronger commitment to the goals of nuclear disarmament and the ultimate elimination of these weapons through a programmed reduction and elimination of their nuclear arsenals.”.
Another representative cautioned that implementation of the strategy would require stronger commitment on the part of Governments
A stronger commitment from Member States to assist countries in transition through adequate and timely support for critical interventions during transition is urgently required, with a view to sustaining their recovery and long-term development.
Above all, a stronger commitment by all organizations of the United Nations system involved in operational activities for development to system-wide collaboration and the effective participation of all, including entities with no country offices, are key requirements for progress.
The international meeting in Mauritius in January must result in a stronger commitment from the international community and in pragmatic and doable actions on the ground in all small island developing States.
Cogent coordination of implementing activities; effective support to intergovernmental mechanisms; stronger commitment by major stakeholders to strategies, policy goals and practical measures; viable outreach to and feedback from the decision makers and civil society.
A stronger commitment to partnerships. While broad, strategic partnerships may need to be nurtured with specific institutions, the largest gain may well lie in nurturing strong partnerships as part of coalitions, national and international, in support of specific development change.
We believe that this new agreement marks a stronger commitment by all parties to work together to support an irreversible trend for the future political status of New Caledonia.
the commitments by States, in order to reflect stronger commitment to following through on the outcome document, with the aim of further implementing the Declaration and the rights of indigenous peoples contained therein.
the Security Council should demonstrate stronger commitment in that regard.
We cannot overemphasize the urgent need for a greater sense of responsibility and for a far stronger commitment on the part of the entire international community vis-à-vis this continent, which is foundering economically and socially.
As already envisaged in the current plan of action, setting measurable targets at the national level could considerably facilitate the building of a stronger commitment to sustainable forest management and could also highlight the role of forests in contributing to the implementation of broader international development agenda.