Examples of using Reasserted in English and their translations into Arabic
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But eventually, the illnesses reasserted themselves.
They only reasserted their vulnerability and concern for reprisals.
British invasions of Tibet(1903- 1904) and Qing control reasserted.
Poverty eradication was reasserted as an essential and fundamental requirement.
However, following discussions with ILO,the Special Rapporteur is pleased to note that the Government reasserted its commitment to cooperate with ILO in November 2005.
Some speakers reasserted the importance of supporting the role of UNODC in the development and testing of any evaluation mechanism.
In his capacity as the leader of the executive responsible to the Parliament,the Head of the Government has reasserted the context in which the use of law-enforcement agencies may be envisaged.
The Ming uprising in 1368 reasserted Chinese authority and fixed Beijing as the seat of imperial power for the next five centuries.
His Government in no way intended to complicate the task of the special rapporteurs;on the contrary, it reasserted its resolve to cooperate with them in carrying out their mandate.
Georgians briefly reasserted their independence from Russia under the First Georgian Republic from 1918 to 1921, and finally, in 1991 from the Soviet Union.
Arguably, oligopoly has stunted technological development in the mining industry,and increasing competition in recent years has reasserted the imperative for technological innovation.
Sooner or later, we always reasserted ourselves and then we made our captors pay.
In cases Nos. 763/1997, 770/1997 and 888/1999 involving the Russian Federation, while the authorities of that State party had responded in detail,they had basically reasserted their position was based on their own domestic law.
Meanwhile, Pope Innocent III had reasserted papal authority in Sicily, but recognised Frederick's rights.
Mr. Mandiogou NDIAYE(Senegal) said that, in his remarks to the Committee at the previous meeting, he had wrongly equated minorities with exclusion, and since there was no discrimination in Senegal,he had reasserted the claim made in the report that there were no minorities.
CCAQ reasserted the following five points of ACC ' s strategy to restore the competitiveness of the United Nations common system remuneration.
While the Mouvement national pour la libération de l ' Azawad progressively reasserted control over the Kidal region, the Malian armed forces retook control of Anefis and advanced towards the town of Kidal.
The Bureau had reasserted the rule that members ' individual opinions relating to communications considered by the Committee under the Optional Protocol must be received within three weeks of adoption of the decision- otherwise they would not form part of that decision.
In 1909, Commander Li Zhun of the Guangdong naval force, Qing Dynasty,led a military inspection mission to the Xisha Islands and reasserted Chinese sovereignty by hoisting the flag and firing a salvo on Yongxing Island.
The policy review both reasserted and strengthened guidance provided to the United Nations system on gender mainstreaming, and facilitated a broadened foundation for system-wide coherence, coordination and accountability.
In response to that request, the Secretary-General, in his current report on the budget for the Force,contained in document A/61/870, reasserted his understanding that expected accomplishment 1.1 is fully in line with UNIFIL ' s mandate.
Amid the prolonged political uncertainty and the continuing international military drawdown during the reporting period, spoilers-- the Taliban, associated insurgent groups, domestic and international terrorist networks, criminal groups and local powerbrokers--have reasserted themselves.
Commitment to good governance andefforts to improve public management was mentioned by many ministers, and several reasserted that Governments had the primary responsibility for sustainable development, while others noted that respect for the sovereign rights of States over natural resources should be recognized and upheld.
(ii) Reasserted the joint African Union-United Nations lead of the Darfur peace process, in partnership with regional actors, and pledged its unequivocal support and commitment to it. In this connection, the participants noted that the convergence phase of the road map has ended, and endorsed the beginning of the pre-negotiation phase. They appealed to all Member States of the AU and United Nations and to other stakeholders to refrain from supporting parallel initiatives outside the African Union-United Nations-led process;
The Council had also called on all States to provide the Palestinian people with material andpolitical support and reasserted that the transfer of embassies to Jerusalem was in breach of the relevant United Nations resolutions and the measures agreed between Israel and Palestine, as was the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
During the General Assembly's general debate, the President of the Dominican Republic had reasserted that his country, the host country, attached great importance to INSTRAW, one of the three United Nations bodies located in a developing country and the only one in the Latin American and Caribbean region, and had appealed to all States to contribute to revitalizing the Institute so that it could continue its activities.
This may be the result of a variety of reasons-- the drive to achieve the MDGs, the pressure of world opinion for the wealthy nations to dedicate 0.7 per cent of theirGDP to fight poverty, the recently reasserted commitment by OECD countries to the Millennium Declaration and the Monterrey Consensus on Development by significantly increasing the volume of their collective aid, and the realization, following the events of 11 September 2001, that world security and development are closely linked.
The follow-up Resolution 1973, adopted on March 17,deplored the failure to comply with Resolution 1970, reasserted a determination to ensure the protection of civilians, and called for an immediate ceasefire and a complete end to violent attacks against and abuses of civilians. Then, for the first time ever, the Council explicitly authorized military intervention by member states to achieve these objectives.