Examples of using The second presentation in English and their translations into Arabic
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Welcome to the second presentation on functions.
The second presentation addressed the form and content of the guidelines.
Indigenous peoples, the topic of the second presentation, now own or formally manage at least 160 million hectares of land in Latin America and the Caribbean, including over a quarter of the global Amazon.
The second presentation focused on United Nations initiatives on poverty reduction through a human rights lens.
The second presentation session focused on policies and strategies for promoting sustainable development.
The second presentation session covered international initiatives on GNSS implementation and use.
The second presentation was entitled" Opportunities of space-based information for disaster management and risk reduction".
The second presentation gave an overview of climate modelling and the implications of climate change in mountain areas.
The second presentation under this agenda item demonstrated a results-based approach in the work of UNICEF.
The second presentation discussed recent trends in the design and utilization of small satellites in developing countries.
The second presentation was on the applicability of available geodata for high mountain environmental research.
The second presentation was by a representative of the Beijing Normal University and demonstrated the University ' s experience in modelling.
The second presentation focused on modalities for cooperation within the European Union, using as an example a newly created entity called EuroJust.
The second presentation gave an overview of the above-mentioned project which is at an advanced stage of implementation and is planned to be completed in 2013.
The second presentation was made by Mr. Michael Williams from UNEP on the results of the questionnaire survey on Article 6 in Asia and the Pacific.
In the second presentation, the speaker lamented the absence of a key human rights element- empowerment of the poor- in poverty reduction strategies.
The second presentation was delivered by Engineer Hussain Al Zadjali in his capacity as the Buildings Projects Officer and which covered the projects underway at the free zone.
In the second presentation, the Nigeriasat-2 programme was described as the next stage in the Nigerian contribution to the Disaster Monitoring Constellation(DMC) programme.
The second presentation was given by Mr. Neil Tuley, IAEA Safeguards Department, who explained the decommissioning of reprocessing plants and the IAEA safeguards that accompany this process.
The second presentation was made on 31 January 2013 by Bjørn Kunoy, Legal Adviser in the Foreign Affairs Department of the Faroese Prime Minister ' s Office, and Head of Delegation, and Finn Mørk, geologist, Faroese Earth and Energy Directorate.
The second presentation session," Remote sensing in the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region: status and issues", gave an opportunity for participants to present research papers and reports on the status of space technology applications for sustainable development in their countries.
The second presentation of this module, entitled" Experiences and lessons learned in conducting mitigation assessment", presented participants with information on key points that should be considered in designing and implementing mitigation assessment and in communicating its results.
The second presentation, by the Regional Centre for Mapping of Resources for Development(RCMRD), gave participants an overview of how space-based information is used in African countries to contribute to land-use planning, sound policy formulation and allocation of resources.
The second presentation, by Hoefsloot Spatial Solutions, focused on the licensed but free software Africa RiskView, which used satellite-based rainfall information to estimate the effects of droughts in various regions and to estimate the costs of assisting affected communities.
The second presentation was on medium- and long-term adaptation in LDCs, based on a LEG technical paper aimed at providing technical advice and guidance on the identification of medium- and long-term adaptation needs, their integration into development planning, and the implementation of identified adaptation activities in LDCs.
In the second presentation, the relationship between poverty and human rights was explored and a human rights-based approach to poverty reduction strategies was proposed which:(a) takes into account both a moral value and a legal obligation;(b) seeks to empower people;(c) is based on the human rights obligations of States;(d) promotes accountability; and(e) complies with human rights principles.
The second presentation of the submission to the Commission was made on 8 August 2012 by Mateo Estrémé, Chargé d ' affaires ad interim of the Permanent Mission of Argentina to the United Nations and head of delegation; Frida M. Armas-Pfirter, General Coordinator of the Comisión Nacional del Límite Exterior de la Plataforma Continental(COPLA); and the following consultants from COPLA: Juan Bautista Allegrino, Yanina Berbeglia, Lucia Dalmau, Edgardo Monteros and Carlos María Urien.
The second presentation focused on the main causes of prison overcrowding, including the following: excessive use of pretrial detention; punitive" tough on crime" policies; lack of alternatives to imprisonment; rigid sentencing systems; restrictive and rigid early-release practices and rigid revocation procedures; high re-offending rates resulting from the lack of or inadequate in-prison and community rehabilitation programmes; and criminal justice systems carrying out tasks that could better be administered by social, health and other services.
The second part of the presentation focused on safeguards at spent fuel reprocessing plants.
Awarded as the second best presentation at HILLCON 2015 for“External validation of APACHE-IV in an Indian multidisciplinary ICU and comparison with APACHE-II“.