Examples of using Basic instrument in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ten-Year Health Plan 2006-2015. This is the basic instrument for the development of the national health system.
The basic instrument for protection of the rights named in article 15 of the Covenant is the Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms.
A common priorityshould be to strengthen the regime that provides the basic instrument against nuclear proliferation.
The NPT was very important as a basic instrument for both horizontal and vertical disarmament and non-proliferation.
It is untrue that thedemands of administration require curtailing dialogue as the basic instrument of the decision-making process.
The European Union considers the Treaty a basic instrument in guaranteeing and improving military security and stability on the European continent.
The Heads of State and Government agree to set up, under United Nations auspices,an early warning system as the basic instrument for preventive diplomacy in Central Africa.
The representative of Algeria said that the Family Code, the basic instrument governing family relationships, had remained unchanged since 1984 and a revision had therefore become necessary.
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The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT)has proved to be a basic instrument in our efforts to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
Emphasizing the need to sustain economic and social development efforts in all circumstances, in particular under conditions of crisis and occupation,as economic and social development represents a basic instrument for peacebuilding.
Some 25 years after it was signed,the MOU is still the basic instrument governing the system of common services at the VIC.
One basic instrument was an emergency social network which guaranteed protection during unemployment, pursued an active employment policy and protected groups most affected by the economic changes, particularly pensioners and families with children.
(d) The setting-up, under United Nations auspices,of an early warning system as the basic instrument for preventive diplomacy in Central Africa;
This strategy is the impact of sale options basic instrument at a specified strike price K1 and the simultaneous purchase of put options on the same instrument with a lower strike price K2.
With regard to chapter VII of the report(State responsibility),it was very important to develop a basic instrument to regulate international relations as soon as possible.
Act No. 16,744 of 1 February 1968 is the basic instrument governing the conditions of safety and hygiene which must be complied with at workplaces in accordance with Title VII(Prevention of occupational risks), Articles 65 ff.
The Government of Peru considers that the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons is the basic instrument to prevent proliferation and achieve the final goal which is nuclear disarmament.
Classification of jobs and specializations is the basic instrument of employment, vocational guidance and placement policy. It allows for linkage of the employment system with the education system, for education planning and utilization of labour potential(skills).
His delegation underlined the need for dialogue and discussion between the Non-Self-Governing Territories andthe administering Powers as a basic instrument to achieve decolonization, in accordance with the letter and spirit of the Declaration on decolonization.
The recent adoption of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court setting out the individual responsibility of persons committing the most serious international crimes would also seem to suggest that thetime has indeed come to adopt the basic instrument on State responsibility.
FIFA is ruled by its statutes, updated in June 2009,which provide the basic instrument for world football and sets out the functioning of the institution.
He associated himself with those previous speakers who had referred to the nonratification of the Optional Protocol and also thought it strange that Japanhad not ratified the Convention against Torture, a basic instrument in the field of human rights.
What is most important andwhat is urgently needed now is to faithfully implement this basic instrument through meaningful dialogue and cooperation, thus laying a firm foundation for eventual reunification.
Together with other developments, such as the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice regarding the legality of the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons,this Treaty constitutes a basic instrument for the reaffirmation of the principles of international peace and security.
In the Special Rapporteur's view,much as in treaty law the treaty was the basic instrument used by States to create legal effects, in the law governing unilateral acts that basic instrument was the declaration.
In 1979, Mozambique had already adopted the Mozambican Declaration on the Rights of the Child,conceived as a basic instrument in guiding the society in relation to their interaction with the children, taking into account the protection of their rights.
Moreover, his country had just signed the Agreement on the Privileges andImmunities of the Court, a basic instrument for its operation, and hoped, together with other Governments, that the Agreement would shortly enter into force.
Other forms of unilateral acts were excluded,since the unilateral declaration was the basic instrument which States employed in order to accomplish the transactions which they chose to effect by means of unilateral acts.