Examples of using Section c of chapter in English and their translations into Arabic
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Presentations on other partnerships were providedduring the information sessions and are reflected in section C of chapter IV above.
Section C of chapter II outlines the development of methodological guidance to ensure that comparable data will be obtained for the evaluations;
Thematic review of participatory activities. The information on the findings of the study on participatory activities requested in decision 91/39 is contained in section C of chapter V below.
In section C of chapter I above, the Committee further discusses the proposed abolishmentof a disproportionate number of entry level P-2/1 posts in the Professional category.
Prevention and minimization measures are presented in section D of chapter III. Reuse is addressed in, inter alia, section C of chapter I and in this section. .
The Advisory Committee comments in section C of chapter I above on the proposed funding of regular budget posts from extrabudgetary contributions with respect to the proposed abolishment.
The section of the draft report on the reordering of the introduction, chapter I and section C of chapter II, and the section on chapter II, as amended.
In section C of chapter V the Platform for Action contains detailed recommendations on the responsibilities to be exercised by the United Nations intergovernmental machinery in respect of the follow-up to the Conference.
Revisions to and reordering of the introduction, chapter I(Key objectives) and section C of chapter II(Scope of application and other general rules)(A/CN.9/631/Add.1 and 637 and A/CN.9/XL/CRP.11).
Section C of chapter III concerned the relationship of the draft articles to the Charter of the United Nations, which was the subject of draft article 19, itself worded in the light of Article 103 of the Charter.
His country believed, as emphasized in section C of chapter VI of the 1993 Report on the World Social Situation(E/1993/50), growing unemployment had become a major issue for policy makers in those countries.
The Chairperson drew attention to document A/CN.9/XL/CRP.11, which contained proposals for reordering and revising the following material contained in document A/CN.9/631/Add.1: the introduction,chapter I(Key objectives) and section C of chapter II(Scope of application and other general rules).
Section C of chapter II dealt with categories of relief personnel and their equipment and goods in the light of the relevant provisions of international treaties and instruments and the draft articles provisionally adopted by the Commission.
(d) Conducted an in-depth analysis of existing and planned capacity-building and technology support activities within the framework of the 2006- 2007 programme of work(see information document UNEP/GCSS. IX/INF/13), to align the implementation of the approved programme of work with theBali Strategic Plan requirements(see also section C of chapter III below).;
Taking into account its comments in section C of chapter I above on regular budget posts proposed for abolishment and subsequently funded from extrabudgetary resources, the Advisory Committee recommends against the proposed abolishment of the three posts.
Although the examples are drawn primarily from the member countries of the Group of Twenty, a growing number of developing countries have expressed interest in implementing green economy initiatives, as is shown by the requests forUNEP green economy advisory services(see section C of chapter III above).
Taking into account its comments in section C of chapter I above on regular budget posts proposed for abolishment and subsequently funded from extrabudgetary resources, the Advisory Committee recommends against the proposed abolishment of the two regular budget posts.
The Commission, at the penultimate meeting of its 2011 session(3126th meeting), on 11 August 2011, and in the absence of the Special Rapporteur on the topic" Protection of persons in the event of disasters",agreed to the proposal of one member to also include in section C of chapter III of its report on the session, entitled" Specific issues on which comments would be of particular interest to the Commission", the following question addressed to States.
In keeping with its comments in section C of chapter I above on the proposed reduction of posts that were not approved for abolishment by the General Assembly in its resolution 66/246, the Advisory Committee recommends against the approval of the abolishment of the Programme Analyst(P-2) post under subprogramme 6.
The United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA), after studying the report on human rights and the environment, wishes to draw the Special Rapporteur ' s attention to the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development(Cairo, 5-13 September 1994) and, in particular, to principles 3(right to development) and 6(sustainable development)in chapter II of that document, and to section C of chapter III on population and environment, particularly the principles for action(see document A/CONF.171/13/Rev.1).
IV.8 In keeping with its comments in section C of chapter I above on the proposed reduction of posts that were not approved for abolishment by the General Assembly in its resolution 66/246, the Advisory Committee recommends against the Secretary-General ' s proposal for the abolishment of the P-3 Statistician post under subprogramme 4.
Section C of chapter IV endeavours to identify links and synergies with other conventions and with national development strategies, measures to restore degraded land and to set in place early warning systems so as to mitigate the effects of drought, and measures relating to the monitoring and evaluation of drought and desertification and access by affected country Parties to appropriate technology, knowledge and know-how.
Taking into account its comments in section C of chapter I above on regular budget posts proposed for abolishment and subsequently funded from extrabudgetary resources, the Advisory Committee recommends against the proposed abolishment of the P-4 post of Chief of the Best Practices Unit under subprogramme 7.
As proposed in section C of chapter I above, when a request for assistance is received, the Secretariat could, as a first step, determine whether a national Government has expressed interest in working on the subject and facilitate contact between the Government requesting assistance and the relevant bilateral or multilateral aid organization or programme.
As proposed in section C of chapter I above, when requests for assistance are received, the secretariat could, as a first step, determine whether a national Government has expressed interest in working on the subject and facilitate contact between the Government requesting assistance and the relevant bilateral or multilateral aid organization or programme.
In keeping with its comments in section C of chapter I above on the proposed reduction of posts that were not approved for abolishment by the General Assembly in its resolution 66/246, the Advisory Committee recommends against the approval of the Secretary-General ' s proposal for the abolishment of four Translator/Interpreter(P-3) posts.
In keeping with its comments in section C of chapter I above on the proposed abolishment of posts that only recently were not approved for abolishment by the General Assembly in its resolution 66/246, the Advisory Committee recommends against the abolishment of the posts of Computer Systems Officer(P-4) and Computer Information Systems Assistant(Local level) under programme support.
As indicated in section C of chapter II above, during the opening plenary session of the simultaneous extraordinary meetings the conferences of the Parties to the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm conventions established an open-ended joint working group, mandating it to consider agenda item 4 and to prepare draft decisions on the item for consideration by the conferences of the Parties.
Two documents containing proposed revisions to the introduction, chapter I, section C of chapter II and chapter III(A/CN.9/XL/CRP.11 and Add.1), which had been prepared by the Secretariat to make the draft Guide more user-friendly, and a document submitted by the delegation of the United States containing proposals for amendments to some of the recommendations(A/CN.9/XL/CRP.10) were about to be distributed.