Examples of using Order to avoid confusion in English and their translations into Arabic
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They look exactly like us, so in order to avoid confusion.
She proposed that, in order to avoid confusion, the phrase" comply with" should be replaced by" be consistent with the provisions of".
A distinction must be drawn between public and State interests, in order to avoid confusion.
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In this supplement, however,the terminology used in the Standard Rules has been retained in order to avoid confusion.
In order to avoid confusion it would be better to distinguish those different kinds of objection by giving them different designations.
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Ms. Wang Xinjia(China) said that, in order to avoid confusion, the Secretariat should provide a clearer explanation to Member States.
For the sake of policy coherence, it was useful to have, atleast at the national level, one definition in order to avoid confusion and to increase compliance.
Therefore, in order to avoid confusion, it might be specified that the position in general international law on this specific topic has changed.
Further consideration should therefore be given to its implications in order to avoid confusion in application of the regime for each type of responsibility.
Furthermore, in order to avoid confusion, delegations should also specify whether the official text is to be" checked against delivery" or read out as written.
It was recalled that basic education was a broaderconcept than primary education and that, in order to avoid confusion, the expert group should limit its discussion to primary education.
Furthermore, in order to avoid confusion, delegations should also specify whether this official text is to be" checked against delivery" or read out as written.
Decides that the consideration of issues which are pertinent to both bodies should take place in away which is efficient in the use of time during meetings, in order to avoid confusion and to reduce the overall workload.
Furthermore, in order to avoid confusion, delegations should also specify whether this official text is to be" checked against delivery" or read out as written.
The report mentions the paucity of jurisprudence on article 20, reiterating that the interpretation of its terms and, in particular, adefinition of its threshold of application would be particularly welcome in order to avoid confusion or simplistic conclusions regarding its application.
CBK asserts that it took such steps in order to avoid confusion with currency cancelled during the occupation period and to facilitate the free exchange of the Kuwaiti dinar.
Mrs. CHANET(Rapporteur) said that, to date, 134 States had become parties to the Covenant and 89 to the Optional Protocol. Furthermore, inorder to avoid confusion, the words“at the same date” in the last sentence would be replaced by the correct date.
The Chairperson agreed that, in order to avoid confusion, the Commission should finish its discussion of draft article 92 and the Austrian and German proposal contained in A/CN.9/XLI/CRP.6 before discussing the Swedish proposal.
Mr. SALINAS(Chile) said that the word" custom", as used in the paragraph, might be ambiguous, since if" custom" was used as an alternative to" agreement", it would be interpreted as referring to" customary rules". Inorder to avoid confusion, the term" practice" should be used.
One representative suggested that, in order to avoid confusion where relevant regional conventions existed, the secretariats of those regional instruments could be requested to fill out the Basel Convention questionnaire on behalf of all their member countries.
(c) The Field Administration and Logistics Division and the Procurement Division should clearly define the scope of services and the associated contractual arrangements in the requests for proposals, inorder to avoid confusion and resultant delays that may adversely affect missions ' operations;
As we said in several of our comments on the Elements of Crimes, in order to avoid confusion and misinterpretation it is extremely important that, in all the provisions where this is relevant, the language used should be that used in the Statute and not new language.
(a) The need for OIOS and management to coordinate the risk categorization process so as to align the OIOS risk-based audit planning process with the enterprise riskmanagement framework that the administration has embarked on in order to avoid confusion among key stakeholders;
Like previous delegations, his delegation was convinced thata new section must be added to the budget in order to avoid confusion in the Secretariat ' s activities relating to the implementation of the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s.
In order to avoid confusion and save valuable time at PrepCom2, we believe that before the meeting the relationship between the headings that was used to structure the debate at prepCom1(SAICM/PrepCom1/7, para 47) and a three-tiered structure should be clarified.
The Committee therefore recommends that OIOS and management coordinate the risk categorization process so as to align the OIOS risk-based audit-planning process with the enterprise riskmanagement framework that the administration has embarked on in order to avoid confusion among key stakeholders.
A suggestion was made that in order to avoid confusion in cases where the formulation of the unilateral act implied but did not refer explicitly to certain legal effects, after the words" producing legal effects" the phrase" or in a manner that necessarily implies the production of such effects" should be inserted between commas.
He further endorses the Committee ' s recommendation that, in order to avoid confusion with the Office of the Legal Counsel, which is part of the Office of Legal Affairs, the office should be named the Office of Staff Legal Assistance, and that terms of reference and professional guidelines would need to be developed for staff serving in that office.