Examples of using Appropriate steps in English and their translations into Arabic
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(f) Other appropriate steps.
If we find evidence of terrorism, we will take the appropriate steps.
Take appropriate steps to ensure inclusive education in Czech schools.(Norway);
Angola appeals to the Security Council to take appropriate steps to ensure its immediate cessation.
She urged that appropriate steps should be taken for the rapid implementation of the Marrakesh Decision.
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Calls upon all Statesto take, inter alia, in the context of such cooperation and coordination, appropriate steps to.
The authorities have promised appropriate steps, including the introduction of community policing.
If a listed person presented at the border the system would trigger a flag andresult in officials taking appropriate steps.
The State party should take appropriate steps towards achieving balanced representation of women in public life.
The Advisory Committee favours enhanced delegation of authority to mission officials with regard to recruitment,and recommends that this delegation be accompanied by appropriate steps to ensure accountability.
(a) All appropriate steps be taken to ensure the security and safety of the operation and personnel engaged in the operation; and.
As such,States Parties will undertake to take appropriate steps to safeguard and promote the realization of these rights-- Namibia.
Take appropriate steps to ensure that the Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission functions in compliance with the Paris Principles(India);
The Council expresses its readiness to consider taking appropriate steps regarding the warlords and faction leaders who engage in such activities.
(d) Take appropriate steps to halt and reverse the nuclear-arms race with a view to improving the international climate as well as enhancing the efficacy of disarmament negotiations;
The Committee urges the State party to take all appropriate steps to eliminate exploitative child labour, in particular in the informal sector.
To take further appropriate steps to support and to enhance the status of the German-speaking communities in Slovenia(Austria);
The Convention also stipulated that Members must take appropriate steps to assist one another through international cooperation and support.
This should include appropriate steps to protect witnesses so as to assist in the investigation and prosecution of perpetrators.
They reiterated their offer to take appropriate steps to help reduce the frictions caused by the present situation.
Jalboot takes appropriate steps to ensure data privacy and security including through various hardware and software methodologies.
The Board recommends that the Foundation should take appropriate steps to bring the financial statements in line with the United Nations System Accounting Standards.
Pure Blue takes appropriate steps to ensure data privacy and security including through various hardware and software methodologies.
The Committee recommends that the State party should take appropriate steps to combat racial prejudice leading to racial discrimination in the media, both public and private.
The State should take appropriate steps to guarantee that the information provided on the tax forms is not used for any purposes other than within the framework of the levying of taxes.
The receiving State shall take the appropriate steps to protect the premises of the Organization against any intrusion or damage.
ONUSAL has recommended that appropriate steps be taken to ensure subordination to the hierarchy, coordination with other divisions and submission to internal regulatory machinery.
It is the Firm's policy to take all appropriate steps to identify and prevent or manage conflicts of interest that may exist between.
Governments should take appropriate steps to help women avoid abortion”.(A/CONF.171/13, annex, para. 7.24).
The State party should pursue appropriate steps to reduce overcrowding in prisons, including through resorting to alternative forms of punishment.
