Examples of using Historic commitment in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is a historic commitment.
All levels of government andall sectors of society were working to fulfil an historic commitment.
We must all work together to ensure that the historic commitments we undertook at the NPT Review and Extension Conference are fulfilled.
Ensuring that Africa enjoys the benefits of peace,independence and development is a historic commitment of the Organization.
Allow me to underscore not only the historic commitment of my country but also the efforts of a large number of Latin American countries.
Thailand is proud to stand hand inhand with all here today in this Hall to renew the historic commitment we made five years ago to addressing AIDS.
Part of the United Nations mandate is the historic commitment to providing assistance to individual territories during their process of self-determination.
But today, El Salvador is a transformedsociety that looks to the future with optimism as a result of the historic commitments that made that transformation possible.
That indicates the historic commitment of our countries to improving the mechanisms and instruments in the sphere of the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and of other weapons of mass destruction.
In the Millennium Declaration(resolution 55/2),189 heads of State or Government made the historic commitment to free their fellow citizens from poverty by 2015, nine years from now.
That signals the historic commitment of our countries to perfecting the mechanisms and instruments of the non-proliferation of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction.
Mrs. De Berger(Guatemala)(spoke in Spanish): In September 2005,the world summit made a historic commitment to universal access to AIDS treatment, prevention, care and support.
The historic commitment made so unequivocally at the Sixth Review Conference of the NPT in 2000, under article VI of the NPT, must absolutely be implemented.
The adoption of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime in 2000 andits entry into force in 2003 marked an historic commitment by Member States to counter organized crime.
Under the provisions of the Treaty, the 49 signatory States have made a historic commitment to renounce atomic weapons and prohibit both the conduct of tests and the accumulation of nuclear waste on their territory.
We recognize that that action involved considerable sacrifice, both for the United Nations and for its Member States,and that it was also consistent with the historic commitment of support for our struggle for democracy.
Still others have gone so far as to disregard the historic commitment to allocate 0.7 per cent of gross domestic product to official development assistance, which was agreed upon by consensus in this Hall more than 40 years ago.
Given this rare opportunity to start fresh,they chose liberal arts as the most compelling model because of its historic commitment to furthering its students' broadest intellectual, and deepest ethical potential.
Coming, as it does, five years after the historic commitment that we jointly made when we adopted the Millennium Declaration, this gathering affords us an opportunity to rededicate ourselves to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs).
As the United Nations reaches its sixtieth anniversary, we give thanks for itswork in peacemaking and global reconciliation, particularly the historic commitment to eradicate poverty in the Millennium Declaration of 2000.
The historic commitment to eradicate poverty represents a moral, political and economic imperative for the international community to act, at all levels, to strengthen policies, programmes and institutions to fight poverty.
Our ability to strengthen theOrganization to respond to new challenges depends on the historic commitment that we are able to offer today to the Organization and to collective action for the benefit of a universal project of change, understanding and cooperation.
The current Government is fully committed to finding realistic solutions to the problems facing El Salvador, which is why it is redoubling its efforts to correct the remaining internal and external macroeconomic imbalances andhas made an historic commitment to pursue the structural transformation of the Salvadoran economy.
In addition, the Bahamas announced the Caribbean Challenge, a historic commitment made by that country together with the Dominican Republic, Grenada, Jamaica and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to protect nearly 3 million hectares of marine habitat over the next four years.
The member States of the Agency for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America and the Caribbean(OPANAL), witnessing the new international circumstances surrounding nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation andbeing aware of our historic commitment to those principles, issue the following declaration and agree to enlighten all States at the sixty-sixth session of the General Assembly.
Here, my delegation wishes to recall the historic commitment unequivocally taken at the 2000 NPT Review Conference, which led to the adoption by consensus of the 13 practical steps for the implementation of article VI of the NPT, leading to general and complete disarmament.
As regards the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT), the expanded MERCOSUR was the first subregion whose members formally became parties to the CTBT,reflecting the historic commitment of our countries to further develop mechanisms and instruments in the areas of non-proliferation of nuclear arms and other weapons of mass destruction.
In this connection, we value the historic commitment and tireless efforts of President Barack Obama of the United States of America and his Administration to give a strong impetus to the peace process in the Middle East and to renew hope by relaunching direct negotiations between Palestine and Israel with a view to settling this chronic conflict.
Mr. Hernández-Milian(Costa Rica)(spoke in Spanish): When on 5 February 2008 Costa Rica recognized the State of Palestine,it did so honouring an historic commitment to that people, especially since we were one of the 33 countries that voted in favour of the resolution that approved the 1947 Partition Plan for Palestine(resolution 181(II)). In speaking in this debate, my country would like to build bridges.
Along the same lines, the implementation of the unequivocal, historic commitment undertaken by the nuclear States at the sixth Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons to totally eliminate their nuclear arsenals, along with the universality of the NPT, are very relevant means of achieving nuclear disarmament.