Examples of using Substantial improvements in English and their translations into Arabic
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expressed the hope that the legal reform to be completed by the end of the year would bring substantial improvements.
In order to enable logistic operations to continue unimpeded, substantial improvements to roads, hardstanding and parking areas are needed.
However, to date, implementation has been uneven, and substantial improvements in coordinating development efforts remain necessary.
In the context of globalization, achieving sustainable economic growth requires substantial improvements in productivity and international competitiveness.
In addition, structural reforms have helped to maintain both good macroeconomic performance and substantial improvements in the social indicators.
Major decisions had been adopted at the High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness earlier in 2005 to achieve substantial improvements in the harmonization and alignment of development aid.
It was deplorable that no substantial improvements had been made, despite repeated appeals by the General Assembly.
(c) Administrative records, such as civil registration, education and employment registers, require substantial improvements in many countries in order to become a viable source of information.
While awareness of trafficking and of relevant rights and obligations has improved significantly, this has not resulted in substantial improvements on the ground.
The report will focus on criticisms and areas for improvement, but it is important to recognize that there have been substantial improvements in recent years.
The only way we're going to make substantial improvements in health and health care is to make substantial improvements in the behavior of health and health care.
Since that time, substantial improvements have been made in the consultative process among the Security Council, the troop contributors and the Secretariat and have been welcomed by the Special Committee on Peace-keeping Operations(see A/49/136) and the Security Council(S/PRST/1994/22).
Agricultural negotiations are aimed at substantial improvements in market access; reductions of all forms of export subsidies, with a view to phasing them out; and substantial reductions in trade-distorting domestic support.
Requirements for progress would include substantial improvements in the election preparations by the National Electoral Commission, legislative changes to ensure freedom of press and assembly, resolution of outstanding registration issues and a security environment conducive to elections.
The framework agreement for agriculture aims to guide the remaining negotiations towards the objectives set under the 2001 Doha Ministerial Declaration, i.e. substantial improvements in market access, phasing out of export subsidies and substantial reduction in trade-distorting domestic support.
Recent progress by the Organization has shown that it is possible to develop specific tools to achieve substantial improvements in the welfare and living conditions of the most needy and to ensure basic rights to all persons.
With regard to trade in goods, substantial improvements of market access for products from developing countries could only be realized through substantial reduction and elimination of tariff and non-tariff barriers, clarification of ambiguous WTO rules, effective implementation of special and differential treatment, and increased technical assistance for capacity-building in negotiations.
In this regard, despite serious efforts to achieve progress, important issues in the implementation of the Doha Ministerial Declaration of the World Trade Organization, adopted at Doha on 20 November 2001,3 are still outstanding, in particular regarding the commitments under the said declaration for, inter alia, comprehensive negotiations aimed at substantial improvements in market access.
In 2007 there were no substantial improvements.
Substantial improvements had been made with regard to agricultural products.