Examples of using Broadly defined in English and their translations into Arabic
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Applies only to mission service, in broadly defined areas.
Broadly defined, it consists of goods and services provided by government to the public.
What matters in their lives is human security broadly defined.
Lack of human security, broadly defined, is the primary root cause of conflict and war.
The project of socialdevelopment occupies that critical area between development, broadly defined, and human rights.
In that report, UNDP broadly defined human security as" freedom from fear and freedom from want".
In 2013 new state secrets legislation criminalized bothleaking and publishing broadly defined national secrets regardless of intent or content.
These broadly defined offences are incompatible with the restrictions permissible under paragraph 3 of article 19 of the Covenant.
The Assam and Manipur Special Powers Act of1958 reportedly confers on the armed forces broadly defined virtual immunity from prosecution.
While the concept is broadly defined and cross-cutting, its individual components are already well developed and continue to be pursued.
OIOS notes a risk to thereputation of OHCHR if the Office seeks to achieve many broadly defined objectives simultaneously and is unable to do so.
These should be based on a broadly defined set of outcomes, not only on narrow measures such as the number of start-ups created.
Infrastructure PPPs without service provision generally include natural resource andagriculture concessions are infrastructure projects(broadly defined).
Detainees were charged with broadly defined crimes such as" weakening the national sentiment", and prosecuted at random in civil or military courts.
At the heart of the Doha agenda stand the liberalization of agricultural production and trade,and the implementation-related issues and concerns, broadly defined.
Responsibility for social policy, broadly defined to include health, income support, and housing, is shared among federal, provincial and territorial governments.
Furthermore, the reporting in many cases lacks clarity since it containsonly cumulative numbers of unspecified weapons within broadly defined weapon categories.
This broadly defined related goods approach consists of three similar valuation techniques: the barter exchange approach, the direct substitute approach, and the indirect substitute approach.
At the in-country level, peace-building essentially involves strategies to encourage economic development,ensure the observance of human rights, broadly defined, and to facilitate good governance.
Reasonable access was broadly defined as the availability of at least 20 litres per person per day from a source located within 1 kilometre of the user ' s dwelling.
In an organizational context, ethics and integrity, broadly defined," refer to a commitment to moral thought and action in all aspects of how an organization is governed and run".
Ferroalloys, a broadly defined ferroalloy is a product that is used as a deoxidizer, elemental additive, etc. in steelmaking to add iron to certain properties or to meet certain requirements.
Foreign military assistance is broadly defined and includes military or military related services and also attempts, encouragement, incitement or solicitation thereof.
What is nonwoven broadly defined as sheet or web structures bonded together by entangling fiber or filaments(and by perforating films) mechanically, thermally or chemically.
The ICC Provisional Rules have broadly defined victims to include" natural persons who have suffered harm as a result of the commission of any crime within the jurisdiction of the Court".
Development assistance may thus have very broadly defined goals, and those planning these large disbursements of money may not always integrate environmental considerations into such grants and loans.
Recent trends suggest that while the use of broadly defined trade embargoes is significant, the use of" smart" sanctions, including arms embargoes, asset freezes and travel bans, have also been on the rise.
Secondly, it requires shipowners, broadly defined as any entity that exercises the responsibilities of shipowners, to elaborate their approach to ensuring ongoing compliance with national law implementing the Convention standards on a ship-specific basis.
Material support or resources is very broadly defined and specifically includes not only funds and monetary instruments, but also includes" training, expert advice or assistance… weapons, lethal substances, explosives, personnel… and other physical assets…".
Secondly, it would require shipowners, broadly defined as any entity that exercises the responsibilities of shipowners under the Convention, to elaborate their approach to ensuring ongoing compliance with national law implementing the Convention standards on a ship-specific basis.
