Examples of using Their commitment to address in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Government and the Facilitation have expressed their commitment to address the issue.
Many States had shown their commitment to addressing the challenges faced by persons with disabilities by signing and ratifying the Convention and its Optional Protocol.
With the establishment of UN Women,Member States have demonstrated their commitment to address these gaps and challenges.
At the 2005 World Summit,world leaders reaffirmed their commitment to address the special needs of Africa, the only continent not on track to meet any of the goals of the Millennium Declaration by 2015.
(d) The Government of Afghanistan and its international partners must demonstrate their commitment to addressing impunity as a matter of priority.
National authorities have reiterated their commitment to address the regional challenges of the Sahel and expressed support for and adherence to the implementation of strategies on the Sahel, including the United Nations integrated strategy.
Although the Commission had not been able to achieve consensus on a set of agreed conclusions,many delegations had underlined the importance of that issue and their commitment to address it.
Member states and international institutions reinforced their commitment to addressing emerging challenges and achieving development goals.
The heads of State or Government who met at Copenhagen were eloquent in their depiction of current global social conditions andcourageous in setting out their commitment to addressing those conditions.
It is up to local authorities to honour their commitment to address the lack of security and bring the perpetrators of such crimes to justice.
The 24 September 2007 high-level event on climate change convened by the Secretary-General enabled a high-level dialogue andresulted in a strong message from global leaders on their commitment to addressing climate change.
It was highly significant that although the Ministers had reiterated their commitment to address that issue, they claimed that they were reluctant to do so for reasons relating to the health of their populations.
They emphasized that the linkages between terrorism, illegal trafficking in drugs and psychotropic substance, illegal trafficking of persons and firearms all continue to remain a matter of serious concern,and reiterated their commitment to address these problems in a comprehensive manner.
Furthermore, in 2005,world leaders joined with their African counterparts in reaffirming their commitment to address the special needs of Africa in the 2005 World Summit Outcome document(resolution 60/1).
Mr. Matenje(Malawi) said that the High-level Meeting on Africa ' s Development Needs and the High-level Event on the Millennium Development Goals, held in September 2008, and the midterm review of the Almaty Programme of Action, held in October 2008,had offered world leaders an opportunity to renew their commitment to address the challenges raised by the current global crises.
At the 2005 World Summit Member States reaffirmed their commitment to address human rights through a new Human Rights Council, and gave unprecedented political backing for the further mainstreaming of human rights in the work of the United Nations.
By their early ratification or accession to the Protocol,Governments would demonstrate not only their commitment to address the problem but also their determination to take collective action.
At the 2005 World Summit,leaders had reaffirmed their commitment to address the special needs of landlocked developing countries through effective implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action, and had requested the secretariat to continue its efforts to develop a set of indicators to measure progress in that regard.
The intensive contacts and negotiations by the parties in their jointexecutive institutions are a welcome reaffirmation of their commitment to address critical issues related to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement,to strengthen partnership and to overcome mistrust.
In their political declaration,world leaders had reaffirmed their commitment to addressing the special needs of Africa-- a continent where, despite considerable improvements, the achievement of the internationally agreed development goals, including the MDGs, remained elusive.
The year 2005 has been pivotal for Africa in several respects, principal among which was the September summit, where world leaders once more acknowledged Africa 's special needs and reaffirmed their commitment to address those needs, given that Africa remains the only continent not on track to achieve any of the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs).
The Heads of States andGovernments met in July 2015 in Addis Ababa to re-affirm their commitment to address financing challenges and to create an enabling environment for sustainable development at all levels. The United Nations Development Program called for a renewed global partnership to promote actions to eradicate poverty and empower women, provide quality education, afford decent employment and end hunger and malnutrition.
This is particularly important in view of the 2005 World Summit Outcome(General Assembly resolution 60/1),in which the world leaders reconfirmed their commitment to address the special needs and problems of landlocked developing countries through the full and effective implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action.
As the first comprehensive statement by Heads of State andGovernment at the global level of their commitment to address NCDs, the Declaration provides a good platform for the ongoing consideration by the General Assembly of the development and other impacts of NCDs.
At the 2005 World Summit(see General Assembly resolution 60/1),world leaders reaffirmed their commitment to addressing the special needs of Africa, the only continent not on track to meet any of the goals of the United Nations Millennium Declaration(resolution 55/2) by 2015.
At the World Summit, held at the United Nations in September 2005(see General Assembly resolution 60/1),world leaders reaffirmed their commitment to addressing the special needs of Africa, the only continent not on track to meet any of the goals of the United Nations Millennium Declaration(see Assembly resolution 55/2) by 2015.
Such concrete demonstration of the parties 'determination to implement the agreement would signal to donors their commitment to address sustainably the causes of the conflict. It would also signal to non-signatory movements the Government ' s true commitment to peacefully resolving the core issues relating to the conflict, and encourage their participation at the negotiating table.
We celebrate this good news, recommit our efforts and urge other countries and public andprivate groups to expand their commitments to address this tremendous burden.
Member States have also expressed their commitments to addressing ocean acidification and its impacts in a number of important non-binding instruments.
Though individual States and the international community have already taken some action to address the problem by making public statements,reiterating their commitments to address such violence and producing manuals and guidelines on safe schools, little work has actually been done to implement, follow-up and evaluate past commitments. .
