Examples of using Aimed at making progress in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ethiopia, as in the past,will continue to closely follow the issue and engage in consultations aimed at making progress and achieving tangible results through consensus.
Argentina is in favour of all measures aimed at making progress in regulating the carriage by sea of radioactive wastes, in particular measures that safeguard the interests of coastal States.
To your predecessor, Mr. Razali Ismail of Malaysia,we extend our gratitude for his efforts and initiatives aimed at making progress in the modernization of the United Nations.
Take practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress towards, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from taking any measures that preclude the achievement of this objective.".
Cuba regrets that we were not able to make more progress, particularly in formulating concrete recommendations aimed at making progress in achieving nuclear disarmament.
Take practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress towards, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from taking any measures that preclude the achievement of this objective".
During this session, the Non-Aligned Movement submitted a very broad and detailed workingdocument setting out principles and concrete recommendations aimed at making progress towards nuclear disarmament.
In addition, the Islamic Republic of Iran hasspared no efforts in supporting meaningful steps aimed at making progress towards the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East in appropriate international forums.
My country is ready to work closely with you, and we offer our cooperation and support in connection with your presidency and the consultations planned by you,which are aimed at making progress towards the adoption of a programme of work.
While the facilitators ' reports concluded that interimarrangements might represent a consensus solution aimed at making progress on this issue, Member States have not yet agreed on that approach, and those reports merely listed the reform proposals presented by various parties.
It included a number of recommendations to the countries of the region, the conveners and the facilitator,other interested parties and to the international community, aimed at making progress on convening a conference.
During 2008-2009,the Special Committee of 24 on decolonization and the General Assembly aimed at making progress in the decolonization process of the 16 remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories.
Take practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress towards, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from taking any measures that preclude the achievement of this objective”NPT/CONF.1995/32(Part I), p.
Five years ago, the countries represented in the UnitedNations established crucial agreements for humanity aimed at making progress in halting the pandemic and improving the quality of life for those living with HIV.
Calls upon all States in the Middle East totake practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress towards, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from taking any measures that preclude the achievement of this objective.”(NPT/CONF.1995/32(Part I), annex, Resolution on the Middle East, para. 5).
We are pleased that the 2010 NPT Review Conference was able to adopt by consensus a comprehensive final document thatcontains far-reaching recommendations for concrete action aimed at making progress towards a nuclear-weapon-free world.
The Special Rapporteur urges countries andinstitutions to combine their efforts to implement recommendations aimed at making progress in promoting and protecting the human rights of the world ' s indigenous peoples. V. Conclusions and recommendations.
The Final Document of the 2010 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the NonProliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT/CONF.2010/50(Vol. I))outlines a clear road map for action over the next five years aimed at making progress towards our collective objective of a nuclear-weapon-free world.
Calls upon all States in the Middle East totake practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress towards, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from measures that preclude the achievement of this objective.".
Faithful to its convictions and commitments, my country fully associates itself with the initiativesannounced by a group of States from all parts of the world aimed at making progress in the international debate on the question of abolishing the death penalty.
No response has been given to the new cooperation projects proposed by theCuban Government in the course of the year 2010, aimed at making progress in areas of common interest such as the fight against drug trafficking and terrorism, the protection of the environment, the prevention of natural disasters, including addressing possible accidents that may result from oil exploration in the Gulf of Mexico.
In addition, after a long stalemate in the Council of Representatives, an agreement was reached on the selection of a new Speaker of Parliament andon a rigorous plan of work aimed at making progress on critical outstanding legislation essential for the country ' s recovery.
In addition, the Islamic Republic of Iran hasspared no effort in its support for meaningful steps aimed at making progress towards the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East in appropriate international forums, including the successive Review Conferences of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and meetings of their Preparatory Committees.
Calls upon all States in the Middle East totake practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress towards, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from taking any measures that preclude the achievement of this objective;
Calls upon all States in the Middle East totake practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress towards, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from taking any measures that preclude the achievement of this objective.”.
The Conference reiterates the call on all States in the MiddleEast to take practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress towards, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from taking any measures that preclude the achievement of this objective.
Calls upon all States in the Middle East totake practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress toward, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from taking any measures that preclude the achievement of this objective.”(NPT/CONF.1995/32(Part I), p. 14, para. 5).
All States in the Middle East totake practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress towards, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from taking any measures that preclude the achievement of this objective”. NPT/CONF.1995/32(Part I, resolution on the Middle East, para. 5).
While we engage in this debate today, discussions have started in Copenhagen aimed at making concrete progress in tackling the challenges posed by climate change.