Examples of using The draft also in English and their translations into Arabic
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The draft also invites continued cooperation between the two organizations.
On the other hand, the draft also highlights the growing understanding of the need to focus on the cross-cutting issues at the centre of any effective and comprehensive policy.
The draft also provides for exemptions and limits and the establishment of a fund.
The draft also emphasizes the indivisibility of security in the region.
The draft also describes involvement of a number of facilities, in particular at Al Hakam and Dawrah.
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The draft also outlines transitional measures, including those for elections.
The draft also emphasizes the desirability of universal accession to the NPT.
The draft also invites Member States to support and assist the current, positive process.
The draft also requests the Secretary-General to submit to the General Assembly a report on this issue.
The draft also recognized that UNHCR needed adequate and timely resources in order to continue to fulfil its mandate.
The draft also reflected a commitment to an ambitious and balanced outcome of the Doha Round with development placed at its core.
The draft also mentions the Convention on the Prohibition of Military or Any Other Hostile Use of Environmental Modification Techniques.
The draft also highlighted the difficulty in filling vacancies in missions with single investigators, compared to filling them in the regional centres.
The draft also contains a reference to the positive implications that a comprehensive test-ban treaty would have for the environment.
The draft also recognized the value of aligning national actions with those of neighbouring States and regional fishery bodies.
The draft also welcomes agreements and declarations recently signed by the participants at the Somali National Reconciliation Conference at Eldoret, Kenya.
The draft also contains other rules which could constitute a progressive development of international law, as they do not reflect the general practice of States up to this point.
The draft also highlighted the important role of major institutional stakeholders in both the preparatory process and the Review Conference itself.
The draft also recognizes the importance of the role of civil society, including non-governmental organizations, in the promotion of disarmament and non-proliferation education.
The draft also evades the question of nuclear disarmament, as if a CTBT were an end in itself and not predicated upon follow-up measures towards the elimination of all nuclear weapons.
The draft also highlights the importance of information on the range and scope of security incidents involving humanitarian personnel and United Nations and associated personnel.
The draft also provided for the civil, criminal or administrative liability of legal entities for offences committed by persons responsible for the management or control of the entity.
The draft also refers to the importance that the international community has granted to the fulfilment of the pending commitments within the new timeframe through the end of 2004.
The draft also proposes that the Secretary-General establish an international register of PMSCs operating on the international market based on information provided by States parties.
The draft also underlines the humanitarian imperative of mine action and the importance of integrating mine-action activities into broader humanitarian strategies, especially in emergency situations.
The draft also mentions the situation of insecurity and banditry linked to the illicit circulation and accumulation of small arms in many countries of the Saharo-Sahelian subregion.
The draft also encourages the countries of the Mediterranean to further strengthen cooperation in combating terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, including the possible resort by terrorists to weapons of mass destruction.
The draft also notes that the General Assembly is encouraged by the progress made in the process of the verification of the ceasefire, the separation of forces and disarmament and demobilization, as authorized by Security Council resolution 1094(1997).
The draft also stipulates that, except as provided otherwise, the agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Lebanon concerning the headquarters of the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia would apply mutatis mutandis to the Commission.
The draft also emphasizes the fundamental principles according to which the efforts of the countries of the Mediterranean are to be carried out to eliminate all causes of tension in the region and to peacefully resolve, on a lasting basis, all persistent problems of the region.
