Examples of using Actions affecting in English and their translations into Arabic
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(iii) Actions affecting private parties.
Ensure that its legislation allows for processes of consultations in all actions affecting indigenous peoples(Mexico);
(iv) Actions affecting countries and other international organizations.
Ministers discussed the situation in Croatia and expressed their profound preoccupation at the renewal of hostilities,and in particular the actions affecting civilian populations.
All decisions or actions affecting staff under the Staff Rules must be recorded, that is, decisions should be both considered and documented in official status files.
The Department of Field Support stated that its continuous review of the utilization of the UNMISair fleet has resulted in a number of actions affecting the composition of the air assets.
Such actions affecting private property or public utilities designed to meet the needs of the civilian population involve a high degree of risk for civilians and cannot be justified as legitimate military operations.
(j) Ensure that indigenous cultures, traditions and knowledge are recognized in development policy and planning in mountain regions and that, in particular,indigenous communities are directly involved in decisions and actions affecting their lives;
(a) All persons have the right not to be evicted from their homes or land for the purpose of, or as a consequence of,decisions or actions affecting the environment, except in emergencies or due to a compelling purpose benefiting society as a whole and not attainable by other means.
(b) Undertake sensitization activities as well as dialogue with community and religious leaders on the need to recognize the notion of" best interests" of the child andensure that it is a primary consideration in all actions affecting children.
Article 12 imposes an obligation on States parties to introduce the legal framework and mechanisms necessary to facilitateactive involvement of the child in all actions affecting the child and in decision-making, and to fulfil the obligation to give due weight to those views once expressed.
In short, while the existence of ongoing international trade in the chemical is not a prerequisite for the Party to take its actions under this article, its decision concerning the future import of the chemicalwill cause the Party to take consequential actions affecting its international trade.
The best interests of the child should be assessed andtaken as a primary consideration in all actions affecting children, including actions concerning their health, and should guide decisions on issues ranging from individual treatment options to policy and regulatory frameworks.
Special attention is paid to the protection of children from abuse and neglect and to their rights to receive special protection if they have no family or if they are refugees, displaced or disabled; to receive the highest attainable standard of health and medical care; and to develop in a caring environment in which they can realize their full potential as individuals and where their best interestsare a primary consideration in all actions affecting their well-being.
The Special Representative commends the programmes of the Government and of international organizations aimed at addressing their special psychological and physical needs,and urges that all actions affecting them be guided by a concern for the interests of the child, as specified under the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
It encourages the State party to strengthen its efforts to implement the NTER Review Board recommendations, namely that: it continue to address the unacceptably high level of disadvantage and social dislocation being experienced by Aboriginal Australians living in remote communities throughout the Northern Territory; that it reset the relationship with Aboriginal people based on genuine consultation, engagement and partnership;and that Government actions affecting the Aboriginal communities respect Australia ' s human rights obligations and conform with the Racial Discrimination Act.
Endorses the formation of a sovereign Interim Government of Iraq, as presented on 1 June 2004, which will assume full responsibility and authority by 30 June2004 for governing Iraq while refraining from taking any actions affecting Iraq ' s destiny beyond the limited interim period until an elected Transitional Government of Iraq assumes office as envisaged in paragraph four below;
Actions affect the delivery of several aspects of support services.
Is learning how our actions affect other people.
Actions affect the delivery of discrete support activities/processes, with impact generally on incumbent ' s immediate organizational unit or immediate client served.
Actions affect incumbent and the immediate client served and may impact the wider work unit.
UNEP will ensure that all major groups whose actions affect, or are affected by, an environmental issue are engaged through their relevant global, regional or national networks.
Whatever it is,pull her aside for a serious discussion and voice how her actions affect you.
All right… maybe you have to start thinking about how--how your actions affect me.
Government assistance for the purpose of this Guideline does notinclude benefits provided only indirectly through action affecting general trading conditions, such as the provision of infrastructure in development areas or the imposition of trading constraints on competitors.
Actions affect delivery of all aspects of the support services provided by the unit, impacting on a broad range of clients and the productivity and timely and accurate delivery of activities and operations.
UNEP will include all major groups whose actions affect, or are affected by, an environmental issue engaged through their relevant global, regional or national networks.
UNEP will ensure that all major groups whose actions affect, or are affected by, a particular environmental issue are engaged through their relevant global, regional or national networks.
Mr. ABASCAL(Mexico) said, in response to the Secretary's question,that in his country the authorities could not take action affecting rights without first having heard the person concerned.
