Examples of using Document calls in English and their translations into Arabic
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The outcome document calls for consideration on how to mobilize financing for sustainable development and make it more effective.
Monitoring of SSC activities was also highlighted as a primary role of the focal point network onSSC in the Revised Guidelines of which the Nairobi outcome document calls for the full implementation.
In paragraph 180, the outcome document calls for the holding of the third international conference on small island developing States in 2014.
Finally, the document calls for research on the global issue of production and consumption patterns vis-à-vis population growth. 2. Population policy.
The Summit Outcome document calls for further consideration of the responsibility to protect by the General Assembly, which will happen in 2009.
The document calls on Member States, particularly developing countries, to stimulate a new level of commitment in tackling the problem of road safety.
The outcome document calls for safe school and hospital policies and programmes as a priority for action at the local, national and regional levels.
The outcome document calls for early reform of the Security Council, and the General Assembly is to review progress on this issue by the end of the year.
The document calls for a substantial devolution of power from the central to the local level, empowering citizens to participate fully in local government.
The document calls on the Thai police and Special Forces arm to increase security around the areas where Russian institutions are located(The Guardian, December 4, 2015).
The document calls on the organization to address three major global challenges, namely, poverty and inequality, uneven globalization, and environmental degradation and climate change.
The outcome document calls for more ambitious disability-inclusive national development plans with targeted actions, backed by increasing international cooperation and support.
In particular, the outcome document calls for enhancing collaboration and cooperation between the United Nations and the Bretton Woods institutions in addressing the challenges of the current crisis.
The outcome document calls for open and broad consultation with relevant international and regional financial institutions, including the regional commissions and other relevant stakeholders.
The document calls for multisectoral measures at the national level to prevent and protect against the HIV/AIDS infection and address the consequences of HIV/AIDS transmission.
The document calls on WHO, in collaboration with Governments and relevant international organizations, to monitor and analyse the pharmaceutical and public-health implications of international trade agreements.
The Outcome document calls for greater coordination between the governing boards of various operational agencies so as to ensure a more coherent policy in assigning mandates and allocating resources throughout the system.
The document calls on Muslims not to take part in the election process(which, according to its assertion, contradicts Islam) and carry out terrorist attacks throughout the United States against voters, including women.
The outcome document calls for strengthened international institutions to protect the global environment and affirmed the role of law as an indispensable tool for sustainable development and greener economies.
The document calls on all States of the Mediterranean region that have not yet done so to adhere to all of the multilaterally negotiated legal instruments related to the field of disarmament and non-proliferation.
The outcome document calls on OHCHR and WFP, in cooperation with other agencies, to further promote the analysis and action to strengthen the enjoyment of the right to food by children under 2 in the region.
The Abuja meeting document calls for renewed efforts in combating racism, discrimination and related issues, notably calling, among other things, on States to wage a systematic campaign against incitement to racial and religious hatred.
In paragraph 85(l) the document calls for action to enhance evidence-based decision-making at all levels and contribute to strengthening ongoing efforts of capacity-building for data collection and analysis in developing countries.
The regional programme document calls for close cooperation between UNDP and the countries of the region, as well as regional actors, particularly the League of Arab States, the Arab Funds, the African Development Bank, and the Islamic Development Bank.
Specifically, the document calls for adequate and predictable financial and high-quality technical support, as well as the development and dissemination of appropriate, affordable and sustainable technology and the transfer of such technologies on mutually agreed terms.
The NPT 2000 Final Document calls for increased transparency by the nuclear-weapon States with regard to nuclear weapons capabilities and the implementation of agreements pursuant to article VI and as a voluntary confidence-building measure to support further progress on nuclear disarmament.
Second, the document calls for the development and implementation of sustainable pro-poor economic growth strategies that expressly enhance the ability of people living in poverty to improve their lives, including by improving access to productive resources and microfinance, and establishing programmes to raise productivity and improve knowledge, skills and capabilities.
Thus the document calls for restructuring public expenditure policies to make them more efficient, transparent and accountable, reallocating public resources away from excessive military expenditures to social development, enhancing the cost-effectiveness of social spending, improving the efficiency of tax administration and reducing tax evasion, combating corruption, bribery, money laundering, illegal transfer of funds, tax shelters and tax havens, and tax avoidance and promoting greater efficiency and effectiveness in the use of resources for social development.
To that end, the outcome document calls for the mobilization of additional resources for social protection, food security and human development through all sources of development finance to strengthen the foundation for early and sustained economic and social recovery in developing countries, in particular the least developed countries and calls for such additional resources to be channelled through existing institutions, such as the United Nations development system, the World Bank-proposed vulnerability fund and framework and multilateral development banks, where appropriate.
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