Examples of using Examples provided in English and their translations into Arabic
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Some examples provided in this context include.
The major distinction lies in the specificity of examples provided within the text of the legislation.
The examples provided only serve as a guide and do not reflect the current charges.
The need for the adoption of affirmativeaction measures was also raised and examples provided on its implementation, in a manner that is culturally relevant.
The examples provided only serve as a guide and do not reflect the current charges.
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Good practice exists at the policy level and in field operations,as illustrated by examples provided by the specialized agencies of the United Nations.
The examples provided in the commentary were in fact not examples of the self-defence doctrine.
The ID team then develops the e-course storyboards which integrate content taken from different source materials,with practice exercises and examples provided by the SME.
It incorporates analysis and examples provided by Member States and United Nations entities.
Examples provided by the Experts in this respect related to health services and tourism, where, the above had not been adequately addressed.
It should be emphasized that the above discussion of some key issues on IIAs is illustrative only,both in terms of the issues covered and in terms of the approaches and examples provided.
The examples provided in the Annual Report of UNIDO 2006 will be supplemented in the following conference room paper.
Representatives of investment promotion agencies(IPAs) from Indonesia and Peru, as well as the delegate from Morocco,added their experiences to the examples provided by the panelists from Guatemala and the Dominican Republic.
The full spectrum of examples provided on retirement age, conditions and criteria is wide and would require a country-by-country analysis.
Paragraph(2) of the commentary on the draft article went too far in drawing a generalrule on the exercise of self-defence by international organizations from the examples provided: administering a territory or deploying an armed force.
The examples provided were not intended to be exhaustive, but rather to illustrate the arguments put forward in the preceding paragraphs.
Paragraphs 2 and 3 clarified that general rule and explained the effects of an objection to a reservation that was intended to exclude ormodify the legal effect of certain treaty provisions, with examples provided in the commentary.
The examples provided illustrate events which have occurred after the General Assembly adopted its resolution 47/19 of 24 November 1992.
The representative of the Secretariat introduced the sub-item, highlighting the salient points of the Secretariat 's note and drawing attention to the examples provided of national, regional and international mechanisms and the reasoning behind the action proposed in the note.
The examples provided indicate that intergovernmental bodies use different formats, and also suggest that there have been changes in the format used.
It also incorporates analysis and examples provided by Member States, and concludes with recommendations for future action for consideration by the Commission on the Status of Women.
The examples provided were all based on third parties providing services to the supply chain at the level of production and eventually export.
The examples provided by participants reflected the fact that international assistance and capacity-building took place at the bilateral, regional and international levels.
Examples provided by countries clearly demonstrated the direct contribution of forests to combating hunger and promoting poverty reduction and other Millennium Development Goals.
In addition to the examples provided in the previous sections, a brief summary of the follow-up strategies of relevant United Nations entities is provided below.
From the examples provided by States, there is evidence that many corruption prevention bodies feel that a lack of resources is significantly hindering their ability to conduct their work effectively.
The examples provided in the previous section clearly illustrate the pivotal role played by industrial development and private sector-led economic growth for sustainable development and poverty reduction.
Very few examples provided details on addressing the underlying determinants of violence against women, such as the economic, social and political situation of women, to prevent violence from occurring in the first place.
Through examples provided by the former group of countries, agencies in the latter group of countries could modify their operating procedures regarding the use of information to support the full disaster management cycle.
Examples provided from France, the Republic of Korea and other States parties show that mutual learning through cooperation is already under way, and the Working Group may wish to consider how all States parties can build on those good practices.