Examples of using Framework reflects in English and their translations into Arabic
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The framework reflects several functional areas of the Base.
The support component is divided into two frameworks, the first reflecting the drawdown phase and the second support framework reflects the liquidation period.
The 2016-2017 strategic framework reflects the activities of ESCWA in a fully integrated manner.
The framework reflects that Parties are seen to be the principal actors in the effort to build capacities for the participation in the mechanisms.
The newly formulated United Nations Development Assistance Framework reflects key areas of action as defined by the National Social Development Initiative.
The Framework reflects longstanding requirements for equity and equal opportunity and recognises that the diversity of the public sector is a major asset.
Indeed, Competency 10is dedicated to the development of employability skills, and as such, the Framework reflects the experiential, phased nature of learning that leads to employability.
Such a policy framework reflects universal human rights and young people ' s right to a fair share of national investment.
Based on an assessment that peace consolidation in Iraqis facing a precarious period of transition, the framework reflects priority objectives in the areas of human rights, political and development spheres as well as issues of youth, women, environment and civil society engagement.
This policy framework reflects the deep commitment of the Government of Sri Lanka to the provision of primary, secondary and tertiary education and the value attached to learning in the country.
The Commission noted the administrative instruction on rest and recuperation(ST/AI/2011/7 and Amend.1)issued by the Secretariat, in which the framework reflects a cycle of four to six weeks as an exceptional and temporary measure for non-family duty stations with active conflict where United Nations premises and/or staff are clearly targeted and where staff work in very insecure conditions owing to their association with or employment by a United Nations common system organization.
The Framework reflects the" delivering as one" approach of the United Nations intervention in Côte d ' Ivoire and serves as an integrated planning structure. F. Results-based-budgeting frameworks. .
The Strategic Approach framework reflects in itself a set of priorities that are encapsulated in its objectives and financial considerations.
The framework reflects the Mission ' s transition from peacekeeping to peacebuilding, taking into account the capacities of Government institutions, and is thus a critical tool in advancing transition planning.
As a consequence, the results framework reflects only a limited portion of the achievements of the regional programme in those thematic areas.
Framework reflects the congruence between the programmatic and organizational structures so as to enhance accountability by ensuring that responsibility is clearly identified for the delivery of the programme and for achieving the results the programme is meant to produce.
Accordingly, the framework reflects the service improvement indicators of achievement and related outputs under the support component.
The Framework reflects a strategic decision by UNIDO management that personnel employed under an ISA represents an integral part of the UNIDO human capital and that the recruitment and administration of such personnel shall therefore be based on and governed by similar principles and standards of conduct which apply to personnel employed under the staff rules.
The policy framework reflects High-level Governmental Commitments in five important areas, namely(1) universal access;(2) community-based health services;(3) family planning;(4) decentralized management;(5) local financial accountability.
The UNLB framework reflects the functional areas that comprise the Logistics Base Support Services, Logistics Support Services, Communications and Information Technology Services and Tenant Units(the Regional Aviation and Safety Office, the Strategic Air Operations Centre, the Training Delivery Cell, the Geographical Information Systems(GIS) Centre and the Engineering Design Unit).
This initial framework reflects the fact that the rules, modalities and guidelines for the mechanisms under Articles 6, 12 and17 will only be decided at the Conference of the Parties, at its sixth session(COP 6), in the year 2000: capacity-building prior to COP 6 would mainly entail activities which raise awareness on the economic and environmental implications and assist in the elaboration of design options for each of the mechanisms.
These frameworks reflect the aspirations of the Constitution of Kenya.
The frameworks reflect the planning assumptions of the missions, based on strategic guidance from the senior management at Headquarters.
The frameworks reflect the planning assumptions of the missions, based on strategic guidance from the senior management at Headquarters.
The frameworks reflected the planning assumptions of the missions, based on strategic guidance from the senior management at Headquarters.
The support component frameworks reflected the work of the Personnel Conduct and Discipline Team, the HIV/AIDS Unit, the Security and Safety Section, the Mission Support Division and the Mine Action Services.
This framework reflected more or less that of the 1997 Convention and also took into account the draft articles on the Prevention of transboundary harm from hazardous activities, adopted by the Commission in 2001.
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that theindicators of achievement presented in the results-based budgeting framework reflect the services to be provided by the Centre to all the participating missions and offices.
On the framework reflecting guidance provided to the Technology Mechanism and nationally-designated entities, some parties suggested considering the cross-cutting nature of the themes agreed to at SBSTA 45 and their relation to the technology cycle.
As subsequent plans of action touching this and other sectors are prepared,they will be grouped within a framework reflecting the areas of substantive concentration in international drug control.