Examples of using Viability in English and their translations into Arabic
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Present social and economic needs must be satisfied in ways that do not undermine long-term resource availability, or the viability of the ecosystems on which we, and future generations, depend.
Maharat Foundation manages Maharat-news website and launched Digital Media Viability Lab to support independent media in the MENA region.
I have also prepared a proposition, but its viability depends greatly on the way the trial progresses.
Health sector reforms have focused on ensuring financial viability of health-care services,
Stresses the need to ensure the long-term financial viability of the Institute as it relates to its debt
In view of the economic importance of insurance, this has led governmental authorities to enact regulations that should guarantee the long-term viability of insurers.
Thus, the overall financial viability of the project is largely predicated upon a successful construction phase.
Those loans had resulted from significant cash shortages owing to significant non-payment of assessments, which threatened the viability of those operations.
Its future viability and relevance to the contemporary world will depend on how successfully it modernizes itself.
In addition, the absence of a comprehensive legal framework for NGOs is a serious gap which endangers their viability and makes them vulnerable to arbitrary treatment.
significant implications on the banks ' financial viability.
Without these types of changes, the reform will not take hold and the Organization's viability and relevance in the next millennium will be jeopardized.
In order to alleviate and eliminate poverty, it was essential to reduce poverty among women and increase their economic viability.
A good entrepreneur must possess the canny ability to assess and analyze the viability of any business idea before going ahead with it, and this ability is
The findings suggest that although indeed the viability of their communities is more fragile, from a humanitarian point of view
There was a growing interest in both national and regional capital markets and the creation of the necessary market size for enhancing the viability of investments and mobilizing resources and encouraging linkages and cooperation between enterprises in different countries.
In order to ensure the viability and the effectiveness of this Convention, provisions in the Annexes shall be subject to changes in accordance with paragraph 5,
In those negotiations, the Sudanese parties converged on an overriding principle, namely that they" are committed to establishing and sustaining a constructive and peaceful relationship between northern and southern Sudan, which will promote the viability of both the south and the north".
It was also felt necessary that article 14 should include an express reference to the viability of the recommendations made by the Subcommittee in order for the States not to be compromised by proposals which might result in exorbitant economic or social costs.
In order to ensure the viability of the proposed revised statement of requirements and evaluation criteria developed following receipt of the ICAO recommendations, the United Nations sought feedback from the industry and Member State representatives in the summer of 2013.