Examples of using To the fragmentation in English and their translations into Arabic
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In order to avoid falling victim to the fragmentation of the United Nations human rights system, it would be
A further concern raised in the Committee with respect to development effectiveness relates to the fragmentation of international public financing and the decentralized and independent decision-making processes of bilateral and multilateral donors.
Owing to the fragmentation of economic activities in the informal sector, as well as the sector ' s tenuous position vis-à-vis the formal sector, providing services to it is a complex matter of law and public policy.
These concerns range from the proliferation of complex meetings that impose onerous demands on negotiators, particularly from developing countries, to the fragmentation of the agenda that prevents environmental issues from being dealt with in a comprehensive manner
Also notes, in this regard, that the increased use of restrictively earmarked non-core resources reduces the influence of the governing bodies and can lead to the fragmentation of operational activities for development of the United Nations system and can thus constrain their effectiveness;
Depending on the design, plurilateral agreements might have a bearing on some cardinal WTO principles, such as most favoured nation and special and differential treatment, and on the effectiveness of the dispute settlement mechanism and could lead to the fragmentation of the rule-based multilateral trading system.
With respect to the report of the Study Group, and in particular the question of the" disconnection clause" his delegation did not agree that the effect of both the European Community and its member States becoming parties to the same international treaty was a negative phenomenon or that it led to the fragmentation of international law.
Many of the violations committed by rebels relate to the fragmentation of rebel groups and intra-rebel fighting that first erupted in March and April 2006 in North Darfur, and the situation has been further exacerbated by increased acts of violent banditry by armed criminal elements taking advantage of the chaos.
Notes that the increased use of restrictively earmarked non-core resources reduces the influence of the governing bodies, increases transaction costs and leads to the fragmentation of operational activities for development of the United Nations system and can thus constrain their effectiveness;
It has also contributed to the fragmentation of international law.
They also contribute to the fragmentation of global value chains.
In these contexts, the increase in criminality has been linked to the fragmentation and proliferation of armed groups.
Second, the inclusion of a separate definition of" armed conflict" in treaty law might contribute to the fragmentation of international law.
However, migration often has prejudicial consequences for the countries of origin, especially with regard to the fragmentation of families and communities, and to brain drain.
Under the norms of partible inheritance of land that are typical for most developing countries, rapid population growth contributes in a significant way to the fragmentation of agricultural holdings.
many species can be lost due to the fragmentation of their habitat.
two units in the Information Management Systems Service performing very similar functions; that would contribute to the fragmentation of functions in that Service.