Examples of using Were not sufficient in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, the articles of part two, chapter IV, established only very slight substantive differences which were not sufficient to justify the distinction.
However, the norms enshrined in the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, such as those on supervening impossibility of performance, were not sufficient in themselves.
As CoE noted, the European Committee of Social Rights(CoE-ECSR) found that measures taken to assist and protect street children were not sufficient.
In such a situation, even zero interest rates were not sufficient to boost the economy, and it was felt that governments should step
Regrettably, the statistics available to the Ministry of Justice were not sufficient for officials to make a proper assessment of crimes against women, or to analyse the
Specific programmes in the health sector were not sufficient to reduce maternal mortality; they must be complemented
The reason for this reduction is that voluntary contributions were not sufficient for the recruitment of new field officers(the majority of whom are United Nations Volunteers(UNVs)) to replace those who had completed their contracts.
Those changes were not sufficient, however, to dispel concerns about the electoral process and the political climate in general, particularly with regard to the continued detention of political prisoners, the absence of foreign observers and the cancellation or suspension of the electoral process in some areas.
When the domestic mechanisms designed to ensure respect for a State ' s international obligations were not sufficient to prevent a conflict from arising, the peaceful settlement of international disputes was obligatory, as one of the essential elements of the concept of the rule of law in international relations.
At the last replenishment meeting, some Council members noted that resources available for the land degradation focal area were not sufficient to meet the demands of countries, and called for increased resources for the focal area in GEF-4.
Experience has shown that the resources approved for 2004-2005 were not sufficient to support the increased workload of the Appeals Unit both in terms of numbers and complexity of cases.
the Advisory Committee was of the view that quantitative measures of the work accomplished were not sufficient to demonstrate fully whether the objectives of promoting high standards of integrity
UNRWA informed the Board that it was in the process of obtaining additional resources and had instituted interim measures to achieve segregation; however, the Board is of the view that the interim measures were not sufficient and as such the recommendation is classified as not implemented.
Even trade preferences that provided for completely free-market access were not sufficient to stimulate the expected trade effects and economies of scale unless accompanied by liberal rules of origin which would allow for the exploitation of the trading opportunities created by those preferences.
At the same meeting, several delegations having expressed the view that the responses given by the representative of the organization were not sufficient to allay their concerns,
on the grounds that the reasons for his detention were not sufficient.
Ms. Maiolo said that, while welcoming the law on quotas for women ' s election to the municipal councils and the draft law on quotas for Parliament, she felt that laws, although very important, were not sufficient.
The speaker stated that UNODC could soon find itself in a position where it would have to refuse extrabudgetary contributions linked to specific projects because the general-purpose funds were not sufficient to meet operational costs.
The hard work of the Secretariat staff and the introduction of new technology were not sufficient in themselves; adequate resources were necessary for the provision of satisfactory conference services.
The management and review of access, passwords, access accounts and violation records were not sufficient in organizations such as the International Court of Justice, the United Nations Compensation Commission, the United Nations Office at Geneva or the United Nations Office at Vienna.
