Examples of using Tangible form in English and their translations into Arabic
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A weapon is a tangible form of power.
This is an area where international cooperation must take tangible form.
Thus, UNICEF strategy takes on tangible form primarily at the country level.
(b)" notice in writing" includes, but is not limited to, telegrams,telex and any other telecommunication capable of being reproduced in tangible form;
The CSCE was the first body to give tangible form to the connection between the political, economic and human dimensions.
The preservation of our values also requires the preservation of the tangible forms of our cultural heritage.
Such an arrangement would give tangible form to a legitimate aspiration of peoples and countries that have been deprived and marginalized from exercising this responsibility for more than 60 years.
UNICEF efforts in inter-agency collaboration emphasized giving tangible form to the concept of development with a human face.
In addition, a Policy Planning Offi ce was set up to facilitate prompt implementation of leadership by the president, andthis has enabled the president's ideas to be turned quickly into tangible form.
Individualist and mutualist anarchists see currency as a tangible form of workers receiving the"full product of their labor".
In addition, the aesthetic experience of art is heavily criticized because it cannot be scientifically determined. It is completely subjective,and it relies on an individual's bias. It cannot be fundamentally measured in tangible forms.
The question is how can this renewed commitment to cooperation be given tangible forms so that it can yield concrete benefits for all.
Similarly, under the UNIDROIT Convention on International Factoring, 1988, the definition of“notice in writing”“includes, but is not limited to, telegrams,telex and any other telecommunication capable of being reproduced in tangible form”./ Article 1(4)(b).
Possession of an independent undertaking(even when it is in tangible form) plays only a limited role in the modern use of independent undertakings.
Other States are encouraged to support such initiatives,including with financial assistance where necessary, as a tangible form of international cooperation.
MOE has noted in a supplemental submission that, as the files were a tangible form of data, the costs of recreating them could also be viewed as a tangible property loss(rather than an" other" loss).
Those methodologies reflect a shift from a supply-driven approach to a nationally led change process andgive tangible form to the principle of national ownership.
The most tangible form of cooperation is to ensure rapid, safe and unhampered access on the part of staff, equipment and supplies, so that staff can efficiently provide assistance to the civilian population affected, in accordance with the provisions of international and domestic legislation.
They reflect a shift from a supply-driven approach to an endogenous-led change process andgive tangible form to the principle of national ownership.
Praise be to God, in record time and tangible form a base of permanent customers, God willing, for more than a hundred customers are considered the real founder of us, after knowing our possibilities to work from the credibility of dealing and fulfill the obligations between us, which achieved them satisfaction in all respects.
Since the resumption of democratic rule in Argentina in late 1983,that country had adopted internal measures to give tangible form to the principles of human rights.
The granting of a distinct status for national institutions atUnited Nations meetings would give tangible form to the frequent expressions of support by the United Nations for the development of such institutions.
Similarly, priority will henceforth be given to an integrated approach to development stressing the links between its economic, demographic, cultural, social and political elements, for as wehave heard at this session, development increases freedom, gives tangible form to human dignity and strengthens democracy.
The law on the organization,jurisdiction and functions of the High Council of the Judiciary gives tangible form to the principle of the independence of judges as embodied in the Constitution.
Major United Nations conferences following the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development further recognized that stakeholders are crucial partners in the pursuit of global objectives.3 In some,this recognition took a more tangible form within the conference proceedings.
Eventually, as we indicated in document A/AC.198/1994/6,we hope to see these results take a more tangible form in allowing for a more equitable distribution of resources for operational activities among information centres.
The broadening international consensus on economic and social policies and the commitment to cooperation and partnership for development as evidenced in the outcome of major United Nations conferences of recent years was noted and the issue was raised as tohow this consensus could be given tangible forms to the benefit of all.
Equally important, they are designed to boost confidence in the United Nations,confidence which two weeks ago was given tangible form by Mr. Ted Turner's billion-dollar grant to assist United Nations agencies in key development activities.
While the reduction in global political tensions has yielded many benefits,the impact on development has not materialized in a tangible form or to the extent that was foreseen.
In conclusion, I should simply like to add that as we come to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations all MemberStates should show their commitment to the Organization in tangible form by seeking to become current on their dues and to pay them in full.
