Examples of using Approach to the issue in English and their translations into Arabic
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This will ensure a consistent approach to the issue.
Our overall approach to the issue is based on the following pillars.
It was stated that the approach to the issue of burden of proof was different from that taken in article 36(1)(a) of the Model Law.
In the years 1998-2002, the approach to the issues of gender equality depended on the attitude of the government in power.
We are prepared to adopt a realistic and balanced approach to the issue.
(a) That the relevant authorities in both entities adopt an approach to the issue of missing persons based on cooperation with authorities of the other entity or other national backgrounds;
Mr. Hanif(Pakistan) said that the CairoConference had brought about a fundamental shift in the approach to the issues of population and development.
(a) That the relevant authorities in both entities adopt an approach to the issue of missing persons based on cooperation with authorities of the other entity or other national backgrounds;
They stressed the importance of the security concerns of all States at regional andglobal levels in any approach to the issue of missiles in all its aspects.
His delegation would have preferred a more comprehensive approach to the issue of uncleared anti-personnel mines, including training measures for concerned countries, measures to improve mine-clearance technology and strengthening of legal norms for mine use.
They stressed the importance of the security concerns of all States at regional andglobal levels in any approach to the issue of missiles in all its aspects.
Any approach to the issue must continue to explore the problem of our countries' external debt, linking the important concept of debt sustainability not only to the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs), but also to the“MDGs-plus”, or additional millennium development goals.
They stressed the importance of the security concerns of all States at regional andinternational levels in any approach to the issue of missiles in all its aspects.
While the draft convention took the approach to the issue that it should be open to States to decide on how best to achieve a smooth transition in terms of the conventions to which it was party, the Hamburg Rules set out another approach by providing express rules for States in that regard.
While the Bretton Woods institutions are often referred to as" twins", their operations,structure and approach to the issues that presently confront the international economy are by no means identical.
Thus, a question that may be addressed at the Second Meeting of States Parties is: what can the implementation community do to maintain the political will to address contamination in affected States andto continue the strong field-based approach to the issue?
Within the parameters of UNEP legislative authority,the UNEP strategic approach to the issue of water, focusing on the achievement of environmentally sustainable water management, comprises policy development, integrated implementation and support programmes in the fields of monitoring and assessment of global water resources, and the integrated management of coastal and marine and freshwater water resources.
Referring to the comments from the representatives of the United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran,she stressed that joint initiatives, which were increasingly common within the United Nations system, helped promote a comprehensive and integrated approach to the issues of gender equality and the advancement of women.
One representative highlighted the Bali Declaration, an outcome of the Twenty-Third Meeting of the Parties, as embodying an approach to the issue that deserved attention, in that it promoted the use of alternatives to ozone-depleting substances that had low globalwarmingpotential and were economically viable, environmentally benign, technologically feasible and readily available on the market.
Saudi Arabia also affirmed the necessity of implementing the Final Document of the 2000 Review Conference and noted that Israel ' s consistent refusal to accede to the Non-Proliferation Treaty and to implement the relevant international resolutions posed a threat to the security and stability of the region as a whole, a state of affairs that might prompt the Arab States-- allof which were parties to the Treaty-- to revisit their approach to the issue.
A number of States, including States members of the European Union, indicated that they were considering ratifying or acceding to the Assignment Convention and that, as a result,had a great interest in seeing the Union adopt an approach to the issue of the law applicable to third-party effects of assignments that would be consistent with the approach followed in article 22 of the Assignment Convention.
It is important to note that,in a bid to do away with a fragmented and incoherent approach to the issue of poverty eradication, in 2010 the Government set up a new ministry, namely, the Ministry of Social Integration and Economic Empowerment, which has been invested with the responsibility of acting as an umbrella ministry, thereby coordinating the several actions undertaken by both the private and public sectors as well as NGOs.
At the same session, a number of States, including Member States of the European Union, indicated that they were considering ratifying or acceding to the United Nations Assignment Convention and that, as a result,had a great interest in seeing the European Union adopt an approach to the issue of the law applicable to third party effects of assignments that would be consistent with the approach followed in article 22 of the United Nations Assignment Convention.
We did so largely because of the introduction of a new paragraph-- paragraph 12-- which seems to suggest that the unilateral statements made by the nuclear-weapon States in 1995, as reflected in Security Council resolution 984(1995),exhausted multilateral approaches to the issue of negative security assurances.