Examples of using Such commitment in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such commitment had been observed to varying degrees.
Much needs to be done, however, to translate such commitment into effective action.
The basis for such commitment is the Charter of the United Nations.
Their strong commitment and leadership are important, and they should demonstrate such commitment and leadership by setting an example.
But such commitment is currently lacking and indeed may not materialize.
In May this year in Dublin, 107 States showed such commitment and adopted a new Convention on Cluster Munitions.
Such commitment to honour the obligations under the Convention has remained steadfast.
They were encouraged by the commitment of the Secretary-General to 50/50 gender balance andnoted that without such commitment progress would not be achieved at the appropriate pace.
Such commitment authority would allow the Court to continue its operations to 30 June 2005.
Attempts to create sustainable freshwater systems have beenseen on a national level in countries such as Australia, and such commitment to the environment could set a model for the rest of the world.
Such commitment to human solidarity is consistent with the founding principles of South-South cooperation.
As I noted last year,the overwhelming majority of States have displayed such commitment by acceding to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, or to regional non-proliferation accords of comparable scope, or to both.
Such commitment has proved to be helpful in sustaining the engagement of donors, as evidenced by the outcome of the Conference.
There is no doubt that, without such commitment and support, there will be no possibility of implementing the performance appraisal system.
Such commitment can also be demonstrated through the signing and ratifying of the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.
While it might not be possible to evaluate the extent to which such commitment had been fulfilled, the Convention on the Rights of the Child had become almost universal, several countries had draw up programmes of action to implement it and children had become more involved in the protection of their rights.
Such commitment is based on the conviction that a context of respect for and observance of fundamental rights offers the right conditions for the development and peaceful coexistence of the peoples of the United Nations.
We hope that such commitment at the highest political level will provide leadership within our countries and in the region.
Such commitment has been reflected in a series of actions taken by the Republic of Macedonia, as guided by the spirit of the above-mentioned principles, taken in good faith with the aim of building confidence and mutual trust.
Judicially, such commitment is reflected in Law No. 7/1992 pertaining to Banking as amended by Law No. 10/1998.
Such commitment should be reflected in headquarters and country offices, recognizing the contributions of the NHDR system within UNDP programming, accountability mechanisms and incentive systems.
The reports indicate that such commitment has expanded remarkably over the past 20 years, and that the perception of commitment has evolved to include follow-up.
I believe such commitment and flexibility in supporting conventions that are directly related to the core of our work in environment management is an important part of our offer.
The General Assembly should encourage such commitment as a matter of high priority not only at the global and policy level but also in the orientation and content of the operational work of this system at the country level.
Without such commitment the more specific measures required under resolution 1390(2002) will be more difficult to implement.
Only with such commitment will the possibility exist to set recovery in motion and to consolidate peace, which, once broken, would be enormously difficult and costly to mend.
It is with such vision, such commitment, such sense of sharing, that we will be able to realize the objectives for which this Organization was founded.
Secondly, not only must such commitment be complemented and supported by development partners, but, more importantly, the developed countries must deliver their commitments in a timely manner.
Without such commitment by governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental entities at the national, regional and international levels, the Programme of Action will remain little more than a global statement of intent and general standard for action.
Without such commitment by governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental entities at the national, regional and international levels, the Programme of Action will remain little more than a global statement of intent and general standard for action.
