Examples of using Without increased in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
The magnitude of poverty and underdevelopment was such that developing countries would not be able to grapple with them without increased ODA from their development partners. The plight of the least
Without increased support on a global basis for Basel Convention implementation, the Convention is in danger of becoming" orphaned", with no capacity beyond voluntary contributions, which are mostly earmarked, to assist developing nation and economies in transition Parties to implement its provisions.
On 17 January, the new Minister of Counter-Narcotics met with the Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Yury Fedotov, in Vienna and emphasized that, without increased commitment by the international community, it would be difficult to achieve lasting success.
Convinced that without renewed political will, strong leadership and sustained commitment and concerted efforts on the part of all stakeholders at all levels, including people living with HIV, civil society and vulnerable groups, and without increased resources, the world will not succeed in bringing about the end of the pandemic;
Ms. Song Hye-ryoung(Republic of Korea), noting that one sixth of the world population suffered from chronic hunger, said that food security could not be achieved without increased financial investment, but that it also required more qualitative approaches and cooperation among all relevant stakeholders.
Stresses that tackling the drugs trade cannot be separated from creating a strong economy and a secure environment in Afghanistan and cannot be achieved without increased cooperation among neighbouring states and countries along trafficking routes to strengthen anti-narcotic controls to curb the drug flow, and notes with concern in this regard the assessment made by UNODC in its last Afghan opium survey;
In HFpEF cardiomyocytes have been demonstrated to show increased diameter without an increase in length; this is consistent with observed concentric ventricular hypertrophy and increased left ventricular mass. HFrEF cardiomyocytes exhibit the opposite morphology; increased length without increased cellular diameter. This too is consistent with eccentric hypertrophy seen in this condition.
Provided that the Government takes major steps to resolve these problems, that the return of Croat displaced persons to the region proceeds without increased ethnic incidents and that police performance continues to improve, it would be my intention to downsize the Support Group operation gradually beginning in August, with the goal of reaching a level of 140 civilian police monitors by the end of that month and a level of 120, by the end of September.
However, there has since been an attempt to distinguish between economic growth, which involves increased inputs of energy and materials, and economic development, which can take place through increased efficiency without increased consumption of material capital. 13/ From that standpoint, it has been suggested that the Brundtland report is too optimistic: an increase by a factor of 5 to 10 cannot come from development alone, and if it comes mainly from growth it will be devastatingly unsustainable. 12/.
Allows sunlight in rooms without increased heat.
Without increased international partnership, it would be unable to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
Industrialized nations are likely to be more resistant to accepting costly reductions without increased developing country participation.
He feared, however, that without increased international support to the Government, such cases could occur repeatedly.
Without increased contributions, the Entity ' s resources may not be sufficient to carry out its mandate.
The flexibility of the labour market made it possible to absorb this growth in the EAP without increased unemployment.
Without increased contributions, there is a high risk of significantly increased deprivation and humanitarian need among this acutely vulnerable population.
Many States, particularly the least developed countries, would fail to achieve the Millennium development goals without increased development assistance.
Although Yemen was making efforts to include women in the development process, that process could not be successfully completed without increased support from the international community.
The targets that the General Assembly has set for achieving universal access to HIV treatment and prevention by 2010 cannot be met without increased funding and investment.
But without increased effectiveness and efficiency of the expenditure process, even that hoped for increase in financial resources may not bring desirable results.