Examples of using To develop a comprehensive approach in English and their translations into Arabic
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The review identified the need to develop a comprehensive approach covering action(a) during both crisis and post- crisis conditions,(b) linking relief and development, and(c) involving extended partnerships with other external participants and with national and local authorities.
In 1994, the Office launched a process to develop a comprehensive approach to the problems of refugees, returnees, displaced persons and migrants in the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States and relevant neighbouring States.
it was reiterated that the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration component was crucial to peacekeeping operations and note was taken of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations ' efforts to develop a comprehensive approach to disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes.
The Special Representative will seek to create a viable, market-based economy and to develop a comprehensive approach to the economic and social development of Kosovo, taking into account, inter alia, the Stability Pact for Southeastern Europe.
The Bretton Woods institutions were encouraged to develop a comprehensive approach to the multilateral debt of those countries, through the flexible implementation of existing instruments and new mechanisms where necessary.
The member States underscore that all parties concerned need to continue multilateral consultations in order to develop a comprehensive approach to reform of the United Nations and its Security Council that enjoys the widest possible support.
The Special Rapporteur encourages States to develop a comprehensive approach when designing measures to address the negative impact of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance on the full enjoyment of civil, cultural, economic, political and social rights.
Welcomes the report of the Secretary-General on human rights and mass exoduses(E/CN.4/1995/49), which is an important contribution to efforts to develop a comprehensive approach to the question of human rights and mass exoduses;
Thus, the group agreed to encourage the Bretton Woods institutions to develop a comprehensive approach to assist countries with multilateral debt problems, through the flexible implementation of existing instruments and new mechanisms where necessary(see A/50/254, annex I).
Takes note with interest of the report of the Secretary-General on human rights and mass exoduses(E/CN.4/1996/42), which is an important contribution to efforts to develop a comprehensive approach to the question of human rights and mass exoduses;
The Economic and Social Council should take more vigorous measures to develop a comprehensive approach and strike a balance between the interests of the international community with respect to all groups of States,
While welcoming the existence of government bodies competent to deal with the welfare of children at the national and local levels, the Committee expresses its concern that there is insufficient coordination among them to develop a comprehensive approach to the implementation of the Convention.
He therefore encourages States to develop a comprehensive approach that would include preventive measures and their effective implementation as an integral part of any national strategy developed to combat racism.
Noting with satisfaction the efforts by the United Nations system to develop a comprehensive approach to addressing the root causes and effects of movements of refugees and other displaced persons and strengthening emergency preparedness and response mechanisms.
In order to address the multilateral debt problems of LDCs, the Bretton Woods institutions are encouraged to develop a comprehensive approach to assist countries with multilateral debt problems,
In the course of 1994, UNHCR launched a process to develop a comprehensive approach to the problems of refugees, returnees, displaced persons and migrants in the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS) and relevant neighbouring States.
The International Commission of Inquiry on Darfur(2004-2005), established by Security Council resolution 1564(2004), enabled OHCHR to develop a comprehensive approach to future commissions of inquiry for serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.
In addition, the view was expressed that consideration should be given to the possibility of reflecting in the draft resolution the need to develop a comprehensive approach to the settlement of disputes as part of the whole concept of collective security, a matter which had most recently been addressed during the Millennium Summit and by the Secretary-General in his reports.40.