Examples of using Substantial effort in English and their translations into Arabic
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With an increasing emphasis on youth development and employability in the Middle East, the United Arab Emirates(UAE) has made a substantial effort to re- imagine and reform its public education sector.
This may require that the secured creditor make a substantial effort to monitor not only the actions of its grantor, but also transferees(and licensees, if a licence is treated as a transfer).
Reaching the goal of eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV requires a more substantial effort towards universal testing and at least 95 per cent coverage for antiretroviral treatment.
These changes will affect the work of most UNHCR staff and a substantial effort will be required to ensure that all staff understand the scope of the system as well as their role and responsibilities within the new operations management framework.
Thus a substantial effort has been made in recent years to provide training for public servants, especially those working in the area of public safety, on human rights and combating torture.
In addition, after the Madrid conference of 1991, Israel made a substantial effort to contribute to the success of the arms control and regional security talks in the framework of the multilateral negotiations of the peace process.
It must be admitted that despite a substantial effort that has been sustained for over a decade now, the Convention appears to be very little known,
Moreover, substantial effort is required for the manual entry of the applications in the database and the registration of personal history profiles in Galaxy as the applications are received in hard copies
With the number of drought-affected people increasing, a substantial effort by both the Government of the Sudan and the international community is required in this regard, in particular with
we are seriously considering making a substantial effort in terms of grants and medium-term loans for the occupied territories.
She would have preferred a negotiated process with the Government regarding the human rights situation in that country, but the Government had not made any substantial effort to respond to the concerns of the international community and had refused any discussions in that regard.
In 1999 UNIAPRAVI completed 35 years of institutional life, and during these three and a half decades has made a substantial effort to enhance, by means of strengthening the capabilities of sectoral institutions, resource mobilization for housing and urban infrastructure initiatives, as well as access to housing for a greater share of the population.
As parties to the major international conventions on drug control, they had always supported the measures taken by the international community and had made a substantial effort to improve their national capacities to combat illicit drug trafficking through the adoption of domestic legislation.
For instance, a substantial effort to extend access to water to the entire population in a given area, but which perpetuates prohibited forms of discrimination by providing separate taps for the majority population and for a marginalized or excluded group, while meeting the criterion of accessibility,
The Action Plan will require substantial effort and investment across the range of development actors.
Many submissions expressed appreciation for the substantial effort that the secretariat has devoted to webcasting meetings.
There has been substantial effort to reduce gender disparity in education through general as well as special focused educational programmes.
There has been substantial effort to reduce gender disparity in education through general as well as special focused educational programmes.
Implementing these actions will require substantial effort and investment across the range of development actors, with developing countries playing an important leadership role.
Implementing the Action Plan will require substantial effort and investment across the range of development actors, with developing countries playing an important leadership role.