Examples of using Framework recognizes in English and their translations into Arabic
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The accountability framework recognizes the need to ensure prompt follow-up to accepted recommendations from oversight bodies.
This framework recognizes the importance of space situational awareness to both countries and encourages and guides cooperation between the two countries on related activities.
Reaffirms the importance of ensuring the study of specific economic,social and cultural rights, and in this framework recognizes the interest of the final report on the right to adequate housing, submitted by Mr. Rajindar Sachar, Special Rapporteur of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities(E/CN.4/Sub.2/1995/12);
The framework recognizes that depending on progress achieved, some countries may need to place particular emphasis on some functional categories of action over others to achieve gender equality.
Reaffirms the importance of ensuring the study of specific economic,social and cultural rights, and in this framework recognizes the interest of the progress report on the right to adequate housing, submitted by Mr. Rajindar Sachar, Special Rapporteur of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, to the Sub-Commission at its forty-fifth session(E/CN.4/Sub.2/1993/15);
The Framework recognizes the need for the Bank to avoid interventions that may make conflict more likely and outlines a five-stage process for Bank offices working in countries affected by conflict.
The UNDP multi-year funding framework recognizes that the development of national capacities is a key driver of UNDP assistance.
The Framework recognizes the need to reach China ' s ethnic minorities in culturally sensitive and appropriate ways, where cultural diversity is acknowledged as part of the common heritage of humanity, as necessary for humankind as biodiversity is for nature.
Reaffirms the importance of ensuring the study of specific economic,social and cultural rights, and in this framework recognizes the interest of the second progress report on the right to adequate housing, submitted by Mr. Rajindar Sachar, Special Rapporteur of the Subcommission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, to the Subcommission at its forty-sixth session(E/CN.4/Sub.2/1994/20);
In addition, the Framework recognizes the value of concerted international cooperation and an enabling international environment, which are essential to stimulating and contributing to developing the knowledge, capacities and motivation needed to achieve disaster risk reduction at all levels.
In achieving this oneness, our National Strategic Framework recognizes the importance of all stakeholders being, as we say, on board and buying in as part of a fully consultative and participatory approach right down to the community level.
The NEPAD framework recognizes the cardinal role that development stakeholders such as Governments, political leaders, labour, the private sector, non-governmental organizations, civil society and the international community have to play in the development process.
The regional integrated employment policy framework recognizes the shortcomings of the labour market information systems in African countries and the resulting problems of planning, monitoring and evaluating employment policies for all labour-market stakeholders.
The legal and regulatory framework recognizes the activity of Non-Government organizations, establishing procedures for their registration and operation in Law No. 837 on Public Associations, dated May 17, 1996.
In other words, the logical framework recognizes that, in addition to the outputs of United Nations programmes, there are other, external factors which could either enable or obstruct the achievement of the expected accomplishments.
Additionally, the right to health framework recognizes the responsibility of all sectors of society towards realizing the right to health, which includes the responsibility of non-State actors such as armed groups and other arms bearers in conflict.
The right to health framework recognizes that international and nongovernmental organizations have particular importance in relation to disaster relief and humanitarian assistance in times of emergencies, including providing assistance to refugees and internally displaced persons.
The Millennium Development Goals framework recognizes that employment-- if it brings adequate remuneration, income security and protection under international labour standards-- is a crucial driver of sustainable, inclusive and equitable economic growth and is essential to poverty reduction.
The Cancun Adaptation Framework recognizes the need to strengthen international cooperation and national capacities and expertise, with a view to developing approaches which can reduce loss and damage associated with the effects of climate change, in cases of both sudden disasters and slow-onset events.
The Cancun Adaptation Framework recognizes the need to support adaptation measures which are" country driven, gender sensitive, participatory and fully transparent[…] taking into consideration vulnerable groups communities"(FCCC/CP/2010/7/Add.1, decision 1/CP.16, para. 12).
More specifically, the Cancun Adaptation Framework recognizes, in paragraph 14(f), the need for national, regional and international cooperation with regard to adaptation strategies to address displacement issues, migration and relocation-- cooperation which can present opportunities for agreements and new standards to facilitate and support the movement of peoples, including outside their national borders when that is necessary.
The human rights framework recognized individuals as rights holders having a particular set of entitlements and debtor States as duty bearers having a particular set of obligations.
My theoretical frameworks recognize that Western institutions, such as the medical field and academia, produce much of the evidence that legitimizes the oppression of women.
UNDP underscores that the framework recognized the full political and developmental importance of South-South cooperation and provides a much broader perspective to this issue than mere resource mobilization.
The Framework recognized that State capacity was inadequate in terms of providing basic services and his delegation urged the Government to prioritize a capacity review of ministries, departments and agencies responsible for delivering basic services.
Lastly, the importance of confined transboundary groundwater and the almost total lack ofguidelines on their use highlighted the need to establish a framework recognizing the special characteristics of those bodies of water and contributed to their conservation.
The Framework recognized the strategic objectives of the member States of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro and incorporated the remaining humanitarian issues into development objectives to promote human rights for all and to improve the lives of all citizens, especially those of the most excluded and vulnerable.
The Hyogo Framework recognized the need to promote the use, application and affordability of recent information, communication and space-based technologies and related services, as well as Earth observations, to support disaster risk reduction, particularly for training and for the sharing and dissemination of information among different categories of users.
Developed in line with the country 's development plan, the framework recognized that Viet Nam had attained significant achievements in children ' s rights but faced difficulties in promoting sustainable development, in reducing poverty and inequality, and in improving social protection and access to social services.
Currently, our human rights and development frameworks recognize the interconnected web of concerns-- with gender being just one of them-- in situations such as conflicts or natural disasters(e.g. the earthquake in Haiti or the tsunami in Japan), but we do not currently view health disasters such as the Ebola outbreak in the same light.