Examples of using Bazel in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
Hey, man, uh, my name is Nate Bazel.
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan) said that his country was living with the legacy of 23 years of conflict.
SpaceX plans to resume flights from the spaceport(Bazel BBC) Vandenberg running the sputnika Iridium NEXT, That will take place 8 January",- It is noted in the report.
Bazel is a build tool, a tool that can run, compile and test to assemble software, just like Make, Ant, Gradle, Buck, Pants, and Maven.
Mr. BAZEL(Afghanistan) said that, in article 35(b), he preferred“Trial Chambers” and“Pre-Trial Chambers”.
Mr. BAZEL(Afghanistan) said his delegation favoured the deletion of article 6, paragraph(c), and of article 12.
Mr. BAZEL(Afghanistan) said that, in article 6, paragraph 1(a), his delegation supported the referral of a“situation” to the Court.
Mr. BAZEL(Afghanistan) said that his delegation shared the views of the Danish representative concerning the options for article 104.
Mr. BAZEL(Afghanistan) said that he favoured including aggression, for the reasons he had set out in the general debate at the beginning of the Conference.
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan) thanked the Executive Director of UNIFEM for drawing attention to the situation of women and girls in Afghanistan.
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan) expressed appreciation for the acknowledgement in the Special Rapporteur ' s report that major positive developments had occurred in his country over the past two years.
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan): The Islamic State of Afghanistan, presided over by Professor Burhan-u-ddin Rabbâni, is the only holder of national sovereignty in Afghanistan.
Mr. BAZEL(Afghanistan) said that most of his delegation's comments with regard to the earlier discussion paper(A/CONF.183/C.1/L.53) were also applicable to the new proposal(A/CONF/183/C.1/L.59).
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan) paid tribute to the courage the Special Rapporteur had shown in reporting on the plight of the people of Afghanistan since the beginning of his mandate in 1998, despite enormous obstacles.
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan) said that during the previous session his delegation had devoted its entire statement to the Committee to the condition of women in the Afghan territories occupied by the alliance between the Taliban and Al-Qa'idah.
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan) said that his country welcomed the report of the United Nations High Commissioner on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan and on the achievements of technical assistance in the field of human rights(A/60/343).
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan), referring to Mr. Otunnu ' s visit to Afghanistan, said that his delegation strongly supported the concept of the establishment of national commissions for children and recommended that the initiative should be explored with the competent Afghan authorities.
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan) said that, in accordance with the Agreement on provisional arrangements in Afghanistan, signed in Bonn on 5 December 2001, his country was committed to cooperating with the international community in the fight against terrorism, drugs and organized crime.
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan) said that, over the last two years, the Afghan Government had taken significant steps towards the full realization of the human rights of women and their participation in the civil, cultural, economic, political and social life of the country.
Mr. BAZEL(Afghanistan) said he too would support removal of the brackets in paragraph 1(b), but would suggest that“including the established principles of the law of armed conflict” be replaced by“including the established principles of international humanitarian law”.
Mr. BAZEL(Afghanistan) said that his delegation believed that article 15 should additionally address the issue of admissibility in cases involving amnesties and should include a new paragraph providing for the inadmissibility of cases where there was a temporary interruption of a State's judicial system owing to civil strife.
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan) expressed his Government ' s gratitude for the attention that UNICEF had given to his country and announced that the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Health, in association with UNICEF, had launched a campaign to register children under one year of age, which would be extended until the end of 2003.
Mr. Bazel(Afghanistan) said that he welcomed the assistance of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC) and its Executive Director in helping the Afghan Government, and the Ministry of Counter Narcotics in particular, to formulate strategic directions and mobilize resources to address the problems of drug production and trafficking.