Examples of using It underlined in English and their translations into Arabic
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It underlined that immunity does not necessarily imply impunity.
The Council agreed on a statement to the press in which it underlined its concern over the ongoing violence.
It underlined Algeria ' s good cooperation with OHCHR.
On 20 January,the Security Council held a public meeting at ministerial level, at which it underlined the necessity for the international community to continue better combating terrorism.
It underlined, however, that it was in favour of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
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Recalling also its resolution 60/1 of 16 September 2005, in which it underlined that sport could foster peace and development and could contribute to an atmosphere of tolerance and understanding.
It underlined the centrality to global development of many key areas for UNICEF.
The report of the Secretary-General rightly mentions that, though this joint missiondid not achieve any lasting results, it underlined the valuable potential of concrete joint cooperation in the field of peacemaking beyond the conflict in Afghanistan.
Furthermore, it underlined the desirability of increased regional cooperation among United Nations agencies.
In that aide-memoire the Yugoslav Government clearly emphasized its readiness to respect all the commitments under the international instruments to which it is party, but,at the same time, it underlined with resolve that it is impossible to separate obligations and rights, which are equal for all the Member States.
However, it underlined that the country continued to face significant challenges from the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
While the Advisory Committee welcomed the Secretary-General 's efforts to seek further efficiencies, it underlined the importance of ensuring that those efficiencies were sustainable and that the effective implementation of mandates remained the paramount consideration.
It underlined however, that due to the high standards of evidence required, there were a limited number of cases before the courts.
The draft resolution did not preclude the continuation of dialogue aimed at improving the situation;instead, it underlined the need for such dialogue so as to afford genuine improvements in human rights, which would eliminate the need for similar resolutions in future.
In addition, it underlined that the third phase should encompass linkages with the preceding phases, as related work needs to continue.
Regarding resource mobilization for the purpose of implementing the Platform for Action within the framework of the consensus reached at the Conference, the Committee noted that due account needed to be given to existing regulations andrules concerning the redeployment of resources. It underlined the primary responsibility of Governments for implementing the Platform for Action.
In particular, it underlined the need to provide the necessary resources to UNOTIL at the current crucial time.
It underlined the firm commitment of the international community to stand united against those who wish to threaten international peace and security.
It underlined the residual character of the draft articles, which applied only in situations not governed by more specific international rules or regimes.
Furthermore, it underlined the importance and relevance of deepening international cooperation to strengthen disease surveillance and to promote health security.
It underlined the need for capacity building and technical assistance in developing countries; in September 2013, it had ratified the International Anti-Corruption Academy agreement.
Such coordination, it underlined, should be extended to the agenda and principal organs ' programme of work in order to promote coherence, complementarity and mutual respect and understanding.
However it underlined that there is still work to be done in the implementation of the recommendations made by the Working Group, such as the criminalization of enforced disappearances in domestic law.
It underlined, however, that the provisions of these instruments are not always respected in practice noting that domestic violence, polygamy, early marriages for girls and low income for women have wide social legitimacy.
It underlined the need, however, for an expeditious settlement of claims and drew attention to paragraph 18 of document A/49/906 in which the Secretary-General stated that, once standardized rates had been approved, there would be an immediate settlement of the claims.
Furthermore, it underlined that women remained segregated in the informal economy and in agriculture, that their work was poorly paid as well as precarious and that it was often difficult for them to have access to credit and to means of production.
However, it underlined that in its operation at Beirut Airport IDF was careful not to damage the central facilities of the airport, including the radar and control towers, allowing the airport to continue to control international flights over its airspace.
Furthermore, it underlined the importance of understanding the social drivers behind development outcomes and the need to broaden the scope of social policy so as to steer social drivers towards social justice, inclusive and equitable economic growth and environmental sustainability.
At the same time, it underlined that it was unable to address the effectiveness of this remedy in general since the parties had failed to reach an agreement on the issue of just satisfaction and that the applicant could not be expected to have recourse to the new mechanism at this early stage.
Furthermore, it underlined the need to streamline and formalize monitoring, assessment and reporting on the IPF/IFF proposals for action and pointed out the importance for Governments to collaborate with stakeholders, including the private sector and NGOs, e.g. through national forest programmes.