Examples of using Especially chapter in English and their translations into Arabic
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Volume I especially Chapters XV.
These results matrices shouldbe read in close conjunction with the text, especially chapter IV.
Volume I especially Chapters XV.
Another WHO reference of note isPreparedness for the Deliberate Use of Biological Agents, especially chapter 2 on prevention.
So far, the Cyber Law- especially Chapter 27, Verse 3- has been used to prosecute dozens of people using Facebook, Twitter, and mobile applications such as WhatsApp and Blackberry Messenger.
External debt issues, therefore, are covered not only in the present chapter but also inthe relevant sections of chapter I, as well as, especially, chapters II and VI.
The sanctions further challenge the principles of international law,the letter and spirit of the Charter(especially chapter one on objectives and principles) and other international human rights instruments.
Recalling the United Nations Millennium Declaration, adopted on 8 September 2000 by the heads of State andGovernment at the Millennium Summit of the United Nations, and especially chapter VII thereof.
This includes UNCED,which formulated the Forest Principles and Agenda 21, especially chapter 11, as well as the IPF/IFF process(see paras. 39-47 below).
Mr. SAREER(Maldives) said that his country, a small island State threatened by the effects of environmental degradation,had high hopes for the Rio Declaration and Agenda 21, especially chapter 17 of the latter.
The Panel underscored the need tofulfil the financial commitments of Agenda 21, and especially chapter 33 of Agenda 21, with the aim of achieving the management, conservation and sustainable development of all types of forest, including the protection of representative forest ecosystems.
Recalling the United Nations Millennium Declaration, adopted on 8 September 2000 by the heads of State and Government at the MillenniumSummit of the United Nations, See resolution 55/2. and especially chapter VII thereof.
Regional organizations could play an important role in peacekeepingoperations if they observed the principles set out in the Charter, especially Chapter VII, and the mandate of the Security Council, but they could not replace the United Nations.
Bearing in mind the United Nations Millennium Declaration, See resolution 55/2. adopted on 8 September 2000 by the heads of State andGovernment at the Millennium Summit of the United Nations, and especially chapter VII thereof.
The Panel underscored the need tofulfil the financial commitments of Agenda 21, especially chapter 33, with the aim of achieving the management, conservation and sustainable development of all types of forest, including, where appropriate, the protection of representative forest ecosystems.
With regard to the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements(Habitat II), human settlements constituted a vast potential for international cooperation to achieve the objectives ofsustainable development as envisaged in Agenda 21(especially chapter 7).
These results matrices shouldbe read in close conjunction with the text, especially chapter IV. They lay out the established international goals and commitments to which each focus area of UNICEF work is intended to contribute, and the key result areas in which UNICEF will engage with partners and provide support through programmes of cooperation.
Policies and activities relating to assistance in the eradication of poverty and support to vulnerable groups,including assistance during the implementation of structural adjustment programmes"(E/1992/47), especially chapter I, Recent trends relating to poverty.
Similarly, 17 of the 40 chapters of Agenda21 are directly relevant to energy, especially chapter 4," Changing consumption patterns";chapter 7," Promoting sustainable human settlement development"; chapter 9," Protection of the atmosphere"; and chapter 14," Promoting sustainable agriculture and rural development".
Mr. Churkin(Russian Federation)(spoke in Russian): Building a collective approach, which is crucial to overcome temporary threats and challenges effectively, requires a gradual strengthening of cooperation between the United Nations and regional and subregional organizations,based on the firm foundation of the United Nations Charter, especially Chapter VIII.
The revised working paper submitted by Cuba(A/AC.182/L.93/Add.1) provided an interesting legal framework for discussion by raising the issues of the functions andpowers of the General Assembly under the Charter, especially Chapter IV, and the need to ensure a better balance of power between the Security Council and the General Assembly.
The Charter of the United Nations, especially Chapter VII, must be respected; that respect was linked, however, to compliance with the principles of international law, such as the principle of State sovereignty-- which some had tried to weaken in order to facilitate humanitarian interventions-- the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of States and the principle of refraining from the threat or use of force.
Many of these concerns, reflected in the Non-legally Binding Authoritative Statement of Principles for a Global Consensus on the Management, Conservation and Sustainable Development of All Types of Forests(Forest Principles)3 andAgenda 21, especially chapter 11 on combating deforestation, have been deliberated within the IPF/IFF process.
It is my view and that of the Government of Trinidad and Tobago that, particularly in this the year of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations,the principles of the Charter, and especially chapter XI, containing the Declaration regarding Non-Self-Governing Territories, remain of paramount importance. It is imperative that all relevant bodies of the Organization, including the General Assembly and its subsidiary bodies and the United Nations Secretariat, work towards that end.
It is therefore suggested here that the United Nations has a critical role to play in coordinating and integrating information on key minerals issues on a global scale,in accordance with the principles set out in Agenda 21, especially chapter 35(Science for sustainable development),chapter 37(National mechanisms and international cooperation for capacity-building in developing countries), and chapter 40(Information for decision-making).
This chapter is especially guided by the principles contained in chapter II and in particular the introductory paragraphs.
I especially like the chapter,"It Might Just Be Sleeping.".
But there were other circumstances- especially those in Chapter V- which prevented wrongfulness from arising, notwithstanding disconformity.
We believe that the solutions included in the Charter of the United Nations, especially under Chapter 6, could have solved any problem such as that of Lockerbie quite easily.