Examples of using Bilateral commitments in English and their translations into Arabic
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These three areas accounted for some 50 per cent of the total bilateral commitments.
The available data seem to indicate that bilateral commitments peaked in 1994 and declined thereafter.
These three areas accounted for less than 1 per cent of the 1996 bilateral commitments.
In the same region, bilateral commitments in human resource development nearly doubled between 1992 and 1996.
An increasing number of strategic partnership agreements reinforce the strategy with bilateral commitments.
Bilateral commitments to reduce nuclear weapons under the Treaty on the Reduction and Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms(START) process.
DAC donors ' combined ODA bilateral commitments, by share of OECD/Agenda 21 sectors, 1981-1995.
(a) OECD Development Assistance Committee(DAC) donors ' combined ODA bilateral commitments, 1981-1995;
Table 3. DAC donors ' combined ODA bilateral commitments, by share of OECD/Agenda 21 sectors, a 1981-1995.
Climate change and sea-level rise, biodiversity resources, andmanagement of wastes were the three areas that attracted the least amounts of bilateral commitments.
Fourth, we must insist on the irreversibility of nuclear reductions by honouring bilateral commitments on tactical and strategic nuclear weapons.
The so-called Moscow Treaty set out several bilateral commitments to reduce the capacity to deploy or alter the operational status of nuclear weapons of the two States concerned.
Nonetheless, in 1998 the combined share for those twocategories was under 12 per cent of total bilateral commitments and below 8 per cent of multilateral commitments.4 2.
The Moscow Treaty sets out bilateral commitments for reducing deployment capacity and for a modification of the operational status of nuclear weapons in the two countries concerned.
Some delegations emphasized that the provisions of thedraft declaration should not undermine bilateral commitments made by States on issues such as trade and intellectual property.
Total bilateral commitments to health in the period 1980-1984 averaged $2.8 billion(constant 2006 dollars), or 5.3 per cent of all ODA.
Table 1. DAC donors ' combined ODA bilateral commitments, by OECD/Agenda 21 sectors, a 1981-1995.
Total bilateral commitments in 1996, the latest year for which complete data are available, increased as compared with 1992; and was above the average for the period 1992- 1995.
In 1996,programme areas that had received larger shares of bilateral commitments were human resource development, transport and communication and freshwater resources.
Total bilateral commitments in 1996, the latest year for which complete data are available, increased as compared with those in 1992, and remained above the average of the period 1992- 1995.
Nonetheless, in 1998 the combined share for those twocategories was under 12 per cent of total bilateral commitments and below 8 per cent of multilateral commitments.5.
DAC donors ' combined ODA bilateral commitments to small island developing States, by priority areas of the Programme of Action.
Government is committed to the development of a sustained and effective human rights education campaign which can only be realized through a program of technical assistance from thehuman rights machinery of the United Nations and from bilateral commitments.
DAC donors ' combined ODA bilateral commitments to small island developing States, by OECD/Agenda 21 sectors, 1981-1995.
Those military actions occurring in the territory of a third country are quite intolerable and are incompatible with the Lusaka Agreement,the Kampala Disengagement Plan of 8 April and other bilateral commitments made by the belligerents.
DAC donors ' combined ODA bilateral commitments to small island developing States, by share of priority areas of the Programme of Action, 1981-1995.
In 1993, bilateral commitments were concentrated in the following areas: natural and environmental disasters, coastal and marine resources, land resources, national institutions and administrative capacity, transport and communications, and human resource development.
A 1981-1995 Table 11. DAC donors 'combined ODA bilateral commitments to small island developing States, by share of priority areas of the Programme of Action, a 1981-1995.
In the past, there had been no bilateral commitments with neighbouring State-owned oil or gas companies because transboundary oil and gas fields had been neither discovered nor technically established.