Examples of using Explaining that it in English and their translations into Arabic
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One of them gives the overall amount of its public development aid(PDA)for Africa, explaining that it is entirely devoted to desertification control.
She then introduced paragraph 6, explaining that it addresses the implications of the decision of the drafting group to enable States parties to nominate non- nationals.
Mr. Peter Makau, Equity Bank, Kenya,gave an outline of the history and operation of the bank, explaining that it aimed to promote access to finance for poorer people.
Explaining that it was a web-based information tool to be launched during the current meeting, he expressed the hope that it would prove useful to all participants in the Protocol.
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The author claims that the lawyer refused to" address the issue of police violence" in the author 's country of origin, explaining that it was beyond his mandated duties.
Lebanon Update also wrote about the Arab League's initiative, explaining that it proposes to return to the presidency some of the political powers it lost in the Taif.
Jenin: Israeli authorities announced the closure‘Jalama' military checkpoint, north of Jenin today and on Tuesday, under the pretext of Jewish holidays, the Palestinian liaison said that the closure of the checkpoint will deprive the people of theWest Bank from entering the territory of the 48-year, explaining that it would be re-opened next Wednesday morning.
The representative of Australia drew attention to theproposal contained in document UNEP/OzL. Pro/ImpCom/35/7, explaining that it was based on the experience of Australia as a member of the Implementation Committee over the preceding four years.
Explaining that it had been Uganda ' s own decision to call on the Bretton-Woods institutions for support in restoring conditions for economic progress, he described the country ' s efforts to make economic recovery a sustainable reality despite the intrinsic difficulties of land-lockedness and political instability in the Great Lakes subregion.
The tooth was complex, the roots were bent and a piece of the root broke off,the intern-practitioner did not get it, explaining that it might hurt the channel and said that it would come out later.
He provided an overview of the process, explaining that it had been launched by the Executive Director of UNEP and first announced at the fourth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Stockholm Convention, in May 2009.
UNDP elaborated on the proposal to develop a community of practice onindigenous peoples ' issues, explaining that it would serve as a tool for communication between practitioners.
He provided an overview of the process, explaining that it had been launched by the Executive Director of UNEP and first announced at the fourth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Stockholm Convention, in May 2009.
The Peruvian Government had now addressed a note to the Secretary- General expressingits appreciation of the Committee ' s understanding and explaining that it would not be able to send a delegation until the second half of the year 2000.
The Director, Bureau for External Relations(BER),introduced document DP/1994/20, explaining that it was intended to facilitate discussion of issues related to successor arrangements to the current programming cycle, which were scheduled to be established in June 1995.
A member of the Committee also requested that the two letters sent by the organization, one to the United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights and the other to the Head of Security and Safety Services of the United Nations,expressing its regrets for the situation, explaining that it was a personal decision taken by the individual engaged in the incident.
UNRWA stated that it agreed in part with the Board ' s recommendation, explaining that it had established a data-gathering tool that facilitates the use of key performance indicators for suppliers of goods on the basis of which performance can be measured and corrective action taken.
Mr. Boscolo provided an outline of the Collaborative Partnership on ForestsSourcebook on Funding for Sustainable Forest Management, explaining that it had recently been updated and now included 800 entries in its funding database.
In response to a request by the Secretariat for an explanation,the Party had written on 17 October 2006 explaining that it had completed a review of the records of all of its member States and had cross-checked them against its own ozone-depleting substance licensing database, which tracked all ozone-depleting substances controlled under the legislative framework established by the Party to implement the Protocol.
During the frequent travels among the communities undertaken by the Coordinator for Dialogue, the latter has continually and emphatically demonstrated the utter determination of the Federal Government to achieve peace, its readiness for dialogue with the actors concerned in the conflict andthe transparency of its activity, explaining that it is seeking above all to open dialogue with the communities most directly affected by the irregularities which are developing on account of the absence of peace talks.
Additionally, he discussed the importance and objectives of future outlook, explaining that it includes the forming a boarder viewpoint when making decisions in a systematic way. It is used to early warn about new issues, to understand challenges and opportunities, to clarify vision and objectives and to check on the suitability of strategies. On top of this, outlook allows government organizations to shape their future more wisely.
On the first mandate, Council members agreed that the report as revised by the Secretariat would be circulated as a SecurityCouncil document with a covering note by the President explaining that it was intended for use as background information for non-members, in the spirit of promoting greater transparency on the work of the Council.
The representative of the Multilateral Fundsecretariat gave a report on the agenda item, explaining that it would cover, on the one hand, the decisions taken by the Executive Committee at its forty-fourth to forty-seventh meetings relating to compliance matters, and on the other hand, the status of Article 5 Parties in achieving compliance with the control measures of the Montreal Protocol or their prospects for so doing.
The representative of Mexico presented the draft decision originally submitted by the group of Latin America andCaribbean countries, explaining that it had been produced in response to some concerns of Parties operating under Article 5 that there might be financial shortfalls during the compliance period.
The representative of Italy expressed regret at the delay in the payment of his country ' s contributions, explaining that it had arisen out of a difficult transition from the previous Government to the current one, and assured the parties that his Government would henceforth be in a position to fulfil its obligations.
The Chief Officer of the Multilateral Fund Secretariat introduced document UNEP/OzL. Pro14/8 on the impact andconsequences of the fixed-exchange-rate mechanism. Explaining that it had been produced by the Secretariat in close cooperation with an external consultant, he suggested that the Meeting of the Parties might wish to hear a presentation from the consultant.
One week after the summit, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tried tocalm the continent's fears about the US-Colombia agreement, explaining that it is merely a minor revision of the Bill Clinton-era Plan Colombia, an American program to support the government against the drug cartels. But her words did little soothing.
On 26 May, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that he had no intention of stopping the constructionof Har Homa or in other settlements, explaining that it was part of his Government ' s policy of preventing the redivision of Jerusalem and ensuring that there would be no return to the 1967 borders.(Ha ' aretz, 25 May; Jerusalem Post, 27 May).