Examples of using This reflects in English and their translations into Arabic
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This reflects the sponsors ' wish to establish and maintain a dialogue with all United Nations Members on this item of fundamental importance.
This reflects a reorientation of the Department towards a more targeted approach in the areas of Gender Mainstreaming, Gender Policy Development and implementation etc.
This reflects both an acceleration of long-standing trends and the emergence of new, complex, interconnected and dynamic factors.
This reflects its long-standing policy to bring itself closer,
This reflects a significant shift from past budgetary performance when anti-poverty public expenditures declined by an average of 0.25 percent of GDP per annum,
For instance, you can't afford to give the wrong delivery address since this reflects on the entire logistics process.
This reflects the Government ' s belief in integrating community-based organizations and non-governmental organizations in the planning, implementation and delivery of social services.
This reflects our determination to ensure that the Fund is so structured as to enable it to serve as a flexible,
This reflects what sociologists have called" functional differentiation", the increasing specialization of parts of society and the related autonomization of those parts.
This reflects a significant level of assistance given to the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq, most recently in organizing the election in December 2005.
This reflects the Government ' s commitment to enact enabling legislation to ensure the full implementation of the ICCPR.
This reflects Members ' desire to leave certain services activities(and policies regulating them)
This reflects growing recognition of the fact that more women than ever bear the brunt of the disease owing to gender inequality and discrimination against women.
This reflects an important milestone in UNIDO ' s efforts at mainstreaming South-South cooperation.
This reflects a lack of collective understanding and commitment at the top level, which is not conducive for successful implementation.
This reflects the region's successful emergence from the Mexican crisis and from bouts of high inflation and the end to the initially recessive impact of stabilization programmes.
This reflects the fact that two populous countries(China and India)
This reflects a major shift from efforts in the mid-1980s, which often reflected a fragmented approach to dealing with issues of“children in difficult circumstances”.
This reflects the importance that an overwhelming majority of States attaches to the early convening of the session as both timely and appropriate.
This reflects the increased capacity of UNOPS to respond to demand and is directly related, as ACABQ noted in 1997(DP/1997/28 paragraph 14), to the implementation of the UNOPS reform and the introduction of new work methods.