Examples of using To prevent and control in English and their translations into Arabic
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Many countries emphasized that there is a need for further efforts to prevent and control tourism-related abuse and exploitation of people, particularly women and children and other disadvantaged groups.
States to cooperate and coordinate their efforts to prevent and control arms trafficking.
The Government of Iraq has taken measures to prevent and control the proliferation of weapons. Laws have been enacted to prevent armed attacks
To prevent and control diseases.
To prevent and control diseases.
Effective measures to prevent and control computer-related crime.
Measures to develop and employ cleaner processes to prevent and control pollution;
Status of ongoing efforts to prevent and control high-technology and computer-related crime.
Report of the Secretary-General on effective measures to prevent and control computer-related crime.
We resolve to step up our efforts to prevent and control drugs and crime.
II. Status of ongoing efforts to prevent and control high-technology and computer-related crime.
Report of the Secretary-General on effective measures to prevent and control computer-related crime(E/CN.15/2002/8).
State Council premier Li Keqiang urged decisive and effective efforts to prevent and control the epidemic.
CRC welcomed the efforts made by Trinidad and Tobago to prevent and control HIV/AIDS.
Singapore and Malaysia will form a joint working group to prevent and control the coronavirus infection.
Several measures have been taken by the Government to prevent and control the spread of HIV/AIDS.
The Institute has the mandate to assist African countries in strengthening their capacity to prevent and control crime.
Measures taken to provide education concerning prevailing health problems and the measures to prevent and control them.
The State took measures to educate on prevailing health problems and the ways to prevent and control them.
Report of the Secretary-General on the conclusions of the study on effective measures to prevent and control computer-related crime.