Examples of using A second key in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
There's a second key.
A second key threat is terrorism.
Because I need a second key.
I have given him a second key. He will bring food, see that you're alright.
I can't open it because I need a second key.
He had a second key cut?
It never even occurred to me that there was gonna be a second key.
There is, however, a second key, which is now in my possession.
About the apartment. Now that you have got a raise,can't we afford a second key?
If you really have a second key, why haven't you used it already?
A second key issue was the coherence of United Nations operations at the country level.
Technical assistance will continue to be a second key area for the work of the CTC and the CTED.
Training is a second key instrument for the promotion of a professional institutional culture within intelligence services.
Encouraging or requiring companies to report on human rights policies andimpacts is a second key policy tool.
A second key partnership is with international financial institutions(see General Assembly resolution 67/226).
Developing new products andapproaches relevant to emerging LDC needs will be a second key priority in the coming period.
A second key lesson is that population and development programmes are most effective when steps simultaneously have been taken to improve the status of women.
The Special Rapporteur proposes to focus on issues related to discrimination andstigma in the context of the right to health as a second key theme.
A second key to preventing domestic violence is substituting coercive control for psychological violence in legal definitions of domestic violence.
A second key concern of this organization is the conservation and protection of the traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples, as well as related cultural resources.
A second key instrument for the legal protection of the right to food of rural women is the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women(CEDAW).
A second key element is the effective implementation of the extensive training and resources programme established by the conference that you chaired in Dublin last September.
A second key lesson is that the transformation of the security sector is inherently linked to national goals and relationships between different institutions and groups within a country.
A second key task was to find new partners, such as non-governmental organizations, foundations and the private sector, interested in working with the Commission on peacebuilding activities.
A second key development relates in particular to situations of internal disturbance or violence that do not reach the required threshold for the application of international humanitarian law by States.
A second key task for better coordination at the headquarters level is the development of inter-agency policies, principles and advocacy strategies to move issues forward within the United Nations system.
A second key goal of ours is ratifying START II. Once in effect, that treaty will eliminate delivery systems from Russian and American arsenals that carry more than 5,000 weapons.
A second key aspect involves responding specifically to the concerns raised by the United Nations Board of Auditors and the UNFPA Division for Oversight Services with regard to UNFPA expenditure at country level, particularly under the NEX modality.
A second key recommendation of the Report concerned the establishment of a Flagship Report Review Panel, whose role is to coordinate UNCTAD's three main annual publications: the Trade and Development Report, the World Investment Report, and the Least Developed Countries Report.
A second key element- closely linked to all of the above- for gaining a better understanding of present-day conflict situations involving indigenous peoples is their logical aspiration to fully exercise their right to self-determination, a political and juridical concept that has achieved ample recognition in both non-indigenous domestic and international law after a process spanning the last two centuries.