Examples of using That the complexity in English and their translations into Arabic
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With regard to the support specialists assigned to the integrated operational teams by the Department of Field Support, it was agreed that the complexity and range of issues which they handled justified the classification of the posts at the P-5 level.
Mr. Pratomo(Indonesia) said that the complexity of the topic of international liability was well demonstrated by the fact that the Commission had decided to tackle the issue of the liability regime separately from that of the prevention regime.
Linked to this point, several respondents commented that the complexity of the United Nations system, areas of duplication and lack of focal points or consistency between agencies were all barriers to effective interaction.
UNHCR stressed that the complexity of the migratory environment in the Dominican Republic presents a challenge in the management of refugee issues, which unfortunately tend to be mired in political debates rather than being treated separately as a humanitarian issue.
It appeared from the reports of the Secretary-General and ACABQ that the complexity of the old mission subsistence allowance policy and procedures and, more importantly, the considerable potential for varying interpretations and applications had contributed to the overpayments in UNIKOM.
Experts recognized that the complexity of the issue of missiles, which, besides the various different technical aspects, also had strategic, political, economic and commercial implications, had been complicated by divergent perceptions of the nature of the concern.
He pointed out that the complexity of the issues under the discussion on the right to development required a new approach, such as the one embarked upon by the task force.
I believe it is clear that the complexity of the issue of biological weapons and the national security, economic and social interests of the States parties necessitate a much broader approach, which goes beyond agreeing upon a stand-alone legal instrument for compliance.
but some suggested that the complexity of the guidance had deterred many other countries from doing so.
In the recent past, the Division has increased its attention to the financial functioning of the common support services area, given the fact that the complexity of the financial mechanisms of support services has consistently increased with a progressive introduction of common services arrangements involving interaction with the United Nations funds and programmes.
In particular, support was expressed for the conclusions of the Office of Internal Oversight Services that the complexity of current linkage structures was not conducive to effective and efficient collaboration between headquarters and the field and that, given its multifaceted nature, poverty must be tackled through a comprehensive, multisectoral and coordinated approach.
Some nevertheless proposed that the complexity of the issues involved meant that more work should be done, including with other involved organizations, to identify appropriate roles and evaluate experience further before operational guidelines on the identification, disarmament, separation and internment of armed elements from among refugees were drafted.
As you can all see for yourselves, I am anything but an embittered and frustrated ambassador: on the contrary, I believe that the complexity and the bulk of our disarmament dossiers- in the broadest possible sense of that term- are such that we cannot hope for spectacular achievements in the short term.
Speakers noted that the complexity of the links between various forms of transnational crime, such as economic fraud and identity-related crime, moneylaundering, drug trafficking and the financing of terrorism, required universal adherence to and full implementation of the existing instruments in order to achieve the harmonization of approaches among States having different legal systems.
In addition, it was suggested that the complexity of the subject and the need to preserve as much flexibility as possible in order not to stall innovation in PPPs,
UNHCR continued to advocate that the complexity of exclusion cases is a key reason for their examination to be maintained in the regular asylum procedure,the admissibility stage or in accelerated procedures.">