Examples of using Relevant libyan in English and their translations into Arabic
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The sharia was the source of the relevant Libyan legislation.
UNSMIL will assist the relevant Libyan institutions in the implementation of the ambitious 240-day electoral calendar, which commenced with the declaration of liberation on 23 October.
The Panel also raised the matter on several occasions during meetings with the relevant Libyan authorities.
On 16 December 2011, pursuant to a request received from the relevant Libyan authorities, the Committee deleted the names of two entities from its list.
I also call upon relevant Libyan authorities to ensure the widest possible popular consensus on constitutional principles and adherence to the norms of a democratic and constitutional State.
His counsel received a response on 20 February 2007,advising him that the communication" had been duly forwarded to the relevant Libyan authorities in order to obtain clarification".
On 13 February 2012, at the request of the relevant Libyan authorities, the Committee amended an entry in its list of individuals and entities designated as subject to the travel ban and/or asset freeze.
On 16 December 2011, the Committee removed the names of the Central Bank of Libya and the Libyan Foreign Bank from its consolidated travel ban and asset freeze list,upon the request of the relevant Libyan authorities.
On 16 December 2011, pursuant to a request received from the relevant Libyan authorities, the Committee removed the names of two entities from its list of individuals and entities subject to the travel ban and/or asset freeze.
In terms of the work of the Committee, the most noteworthy recent development is the delisting of the Central Bank of Libya and the Libyan Foreign Bank, on 16 December 2011,upon the request of the relevant Libyan authorities.
Consular functions shall be exercised in accordance with the relevant Libyan legislation in force, the Secretariat's decisions issued in this respect, and the rules and principles of international treaties and agreements concluded in this respect.
In coordination with the European Union and bilateral partners, the Mission will continue to support efforts to tackle challenges relating to border security,including support to ensure an integrated and well-coordinated approach among all relevant Libyan entities.
Providing support for the relevant Libyan authorities to implement programmes for national reconciliation, national dialogue, and facilitate the return of Libyan displaced persons and refugees in cooperation with regional and international organizations.
UNSMIL coordinates monthly physical security and stockpile management meetings to exchange information and advice on programme activities undertaken by national and international actors to avoid duplication of efforts and ensure that efficient andeffective assistance is provided to the relevant Libyan authorities.
Deployment of weapons registration andammunition management experts to provide assistance to relevant Libyan authorities for developing programmes to deal with all mine action, explosive remnants of war, physical security and stockpile management, ammunition management and weapons registration issues(including man-portable air-defence systems).
At the request of Libyan counterparts, missions from non-resident United Nations agencies, including the World Food Programme and the International Labour Organization,visited the country to discuss support to relevant Libyan institutions, in particular the Ministries of Planning, Economy, Foreign Affairs, Industry and Labour.
Regarding the question of whether Libya haspromulgated any laws on informal banking networks(hawalat), the relevant Libyan legislation prohibits any transfer of funds otherwise than through banks authorized to conduct banking in accordance with the rules, principles and conditions established by the Central Bank of Libya mentioned in the previous report to the Committee.
A meeting on 8 June of Libya ' s international partners and Libyan government departments concluded with an agreement that working groups for technical implementation of these plans would be established under theoversight of a core coordination committee comprising relevant Libyan government departments and ministries, international partners, and UNSMIL as the lead international body for coordination of international support.
Technical advice provided for ongoing support to relevant Libyan authorities in developing programmes to deal with all humanitarian mine action, explosive remnants of war, physical security and stockpile management, ammunition management and small arms and light weapons issues(including MANPADS), inter alia, through weekly interaction with military councils.
The Mission ' s arms control and border security functions would be implemented through an integrated United Nations structure,under an overall UNSMIL framework for the coordination of international assistance to the relevant Libyan authorities, based on a strong role for the United Nations Mine Action Service and participation from UNICEF and UNDP in the areas of mine risk education for children and institutional training.
These include representatives of relevant Libyan ministries and chief executive officers of public authorities(the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Planning, the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, the Libyan Investment Authority, the Libyan Africa Investment Portfolio and the Central Bank of Libya), civil society representatives and international organizations(the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund).
Through an integrated constitution-support team and an integrated electoral support team, incorporating elements from both the Mission and the country team, the Mission will support the constitution drafting assembly, continue supporting the High National Electoral Commission andwork with other relevant Libyan institutions and civil society organizations to achieve two milestones, namely the constitutional process and credible, transparent elections, while promoting the empowerment and political participation of all parts of Libyan society, in particular, women and minorities.
Strengthen efforts to harmonize national human rights legislation with the relevant international instruments(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya);
On 20 December,UNSMIL supported the Libyan authorities in convening relevant bilateral representatives to accelerate the transfer of assets to Libyan control.
UNSMIL has been working with the relevant security ministries and Libyan security forces to assist in the development of a national security strategy.
The Libyan Constitutional Declaration and the other relevant documents contain provisions guaranteeing equality of all citizens before the law.
Furthermore, we fully support the efforts of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya to engage on this issue,including its critical work with Libyan and other relevant officials on border security.
Activate the New Generation programme with regard to children 's rights and initiate cooperation with UNICEF and other relevant international human rights organizations(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 76.36.
His delegation supported the working paper submitted by Cuba on strengthening of the role of the Organization and enhancing its effectiveness,and also the relevant papers submitted by the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and by Belarus and the Russian Federation.
Work towards promoting the right to water for its citizens, as water is a main component of the rights to life, health and food basic right and empower inhabitants to enjoy this right andcooperate with relevant international stakeholders(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 69.27.
