Examples of using Fourth section in English and their translations into Arabic
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Six months of practical training at the Conseil d ' Etat in Paris(fourth section: disputes).
Finally, the fourth section discusses relevant regional initiatives in this regard.
Double-sided lock provides a selection of two slots- top and bottom,flat on the fourth section of the beam.
The fourth section will spell out a programme for concrete implementation of the right to development.
Hearings were held between May and July 1999 in the fourth section of the Criminal Division of the National High Court.
The fourth section reviews the legal frameworks related to these weapons and how they are being implemented.
This is the third piece, so we divide it into one, two pieces,and this is the fourth piece, or the fourth section, and we divide it into two sections. .
The fourth section contains examples of initiatives to combat corruption in the public and private sectors.
Recently the Ministry of Justice and Public Security in Norway has instructed UDI to give unaccompanied minors seeking asylum one year permits inaccordance with Immigration Act. § 38, fourth section.
President, Fourth Section of the XVIth International Congress of the Association Internationale de Droit Pénal, Budapest.
The third section discusses possible national measures forpoverty eradication from a human rights perspective while the fourth section concentrates on possible international actions towards the eradication of poverty as a fulfilment of human rights obligations within international cooperation.
The fourth section discusses the role of the focal point for women in coordinating the Centre ' s approach in this area.
Efforts were made to influence legislative processes in favour of women with a view to classifying domestic violence as a crime: promotion of reform to Fraction V of Articles 37 and 309;and the addition to Chapter 12 on Crimes against the Family, fourth section and its Articles 284 Bis and 284 of the Social Defence Code for the Free and Sovereign State of Puebla.
President, Fourth Section of the XVIth International Congress of the Association Internationale de Droit Pénal(Budapest).
The first section reports on the main resolutions of the twenty-third session of the Governing Council of UN-Habitat, the second section reports on progress in implementing the substantive work of UN-Habitat,the third section addresses budgetary and financial issues, the fourth section summarizes other significant developments that have occurred during the reporting period, and the final section contains conclusions and recommendations.
The fourth section addresses the recommendation that attention be given to the specific needs of girls and other marginalized groups.
The fourth section sets out eight priority areas for action, five of which integrate references to gender equality issues.
In the fourth section, the Panel analyses the legal issues arising out of the claim and records its findings on compensability.
The fourth section provides a number of financial statistics, analyses and charts that were generated through the analytical framework.
In the fourth section the respondent was asked to identify the factors which could account for the current environmental reporting practice.
The fourth section focuses on progress towards mainstreaming of management improvements, the impact of the improvements and the obstacles that are impeding progress.
The fourth section discusses how Member States and cooperative stakeholders can leverage the contributions of cooperatives for development and economic recovery.
The fourth section identifies capacity development needs of Governments in creating an enabling environment for sustainable development and adapting to climate change.
In the fourth section, the report presents some good practices by OHCHR field presences to advance the rights of indigenous peoples at the national and regional levels.
The fourth section, which I am sending to you separately, is a confidential document, meant only for the information and use of the Counter-Terrorism Committee, and is not for wider distribution.
The fourth section contains the names of ongoing international scientific programmes conducted by a number of organizations whose data and research might prove valuable to coastal States.
The fourth section examines the role of public policy in facilitating and stimulating SME cluster upgrading and technological capability development, including the role of private sector institutions and the international community.
Finally, in the fourth section of the report, the Secretary-General examines the various options for the location of the seat of the Tribunal in the light of the criteria set out in paragraph 6 of resolution 955( 1994) and makes his recommendation for the location of the seat of the Tribunal.
The fourth section discusses a number of possible modalities and options to mitigate the adverse effects of preference erosion on LDCs, with particular reference to the paramount aim of strengthening the competitiveness and supply capacities of LDC economies and reducing their dependence on trade preferences.