Examples of using Parties to implement the convention in English and their translations into Arabic
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Support for non-Annex I Parties to implement the Convention.
S11 Clearing-house development:enable online access to information and facilities that can assist parties to implement the Convention.
(b) Encouraging States parties to implement the Convention in respect of trafficking in cultural property, including the provisions on international cooperation.
National legislation and other measures adopted by parties to implement the Convention;
Finally, article 22 requires Parties to implement the Convention with respect to the marine environment consistently with the rights and obligations of States under the law of the sea.
Noting the importance of technical assistance in[enabling] Parties to implement the Convention.
Given the lack of information, a study may be needed onvarious options for mobilizing resources to enable Parties to implement the Convention.
Those centres had been established specifically to help the Parties to implement the Convention, the current Strategic Plan and the new strategic framework.
Further development of CHM:to enable on-line access to information and facilities that would assist Parties to implement the Convention.
Calls upon States parties to implement the Convention fully, to cooperate closely with the Committee and to comply in a timely manner with their reporting obligations under the Convention, in accordance with the guidelines elaborated by the Committee;
(a) create a unit on small arms and light weapons to workin coordination with the Secretariat of the Committee and States parties to implement the Convention.
Encouraged by the European Union ' s efforts,SADC urged States parties to implement the Convention and called upon other countries to accede to it.
N Clearing-house mechanisms: establish a clearing-house mechanism that would provide online access to information andfacilities to assist Parties to implement the Convention.
Requests the Secretariat to continue to maintain a collection of national legislation andother measures adopted by parties to implement the Convention, including measures for preventing and punishing illegal traffic, and to continue to make this collection available on the Convention website;
According to one of those articles, a Conference of the Parties to the Convention wouldbe established to improve the capacity of States parties to implement the Convention.
Calls upon States parties to implement the Convention and its Optional Protocols fully by, inter alia, putting in place effective national legislation, policies and action plans, strengthening relevant governmental structures for children and ensuring adequate and systematic training in the rights of the child for professional groups working with and for children;
We call upon all States that have not yet done so to sign or ratify the Convention andwe call upon all States parties to implement the Convention at the national level.
Calls upon States parties to implement the Convention fully and to ensure that the rights set forth in the Convention are respected without discrimination of any kind, that the best interests of the child are a primary consideration in all actions concerning children, and that children are able to express their opinions on matters affecting them and that these opinions are listened to and given due weight;
Clearing-house mechanisms: to augment the information exchange components of the clearing-house mechanism that will strengthen the online access to information andfacilities to assist Parties to implement the Convention and to support the delivery of the programme of work of the Convention, and provides opportunities for compatibility with the Stockholm Convention clearing-house mechanism four meetings, each including five countries.
Speakers expressed appreciation for the efforts of UNODC to deliver high-quality technical assistance andnoted that such assistance was crucial in helping States parties to implement the Convention successfully.
Stresses the importance of capacity-building activities, especially in developing countries, for the implementation of the Convention and the Cartagena Protocol,particularly the development of systems to allow parties to implement the Convention and the Protocol, and encourages developed countries to provide adequate support for those activities;
This approach marked a move away from regionally-based training to activities targeting individual countries orsmall groups of countries with a focus on those actions deemed necessary for Parties to implement the Convention fully.
Clearing-house mechanism: establishing in cooperation with Basel and Stockholm conventions a clearing-house mechanism that would provide online access to information andfacilities that would assist parties to implement the Convention.
Clearing house mechanism: establish in cooperation with the Basel and Stockholm conventions a clearing-house mechanism that provides online access to information andfacilities that assist parties to implement the Convention.
(1) The Fund and the secretariat of the Convention shall cooperate and exchange on regular basis views andexperiences necessary to facilitate the effectiveness of the Global Mechanism in assisting the Parties to implement the Convention.
(1) The Fund and the secretariat of the Convention will cooperate and exchange on a regular basis views andexperiences necessary to facilitate the effectiveness of the Global Mechanism in assisting the Parties to implement the Convention.