Examples of using Their commitments under article in English and their translations into Arabic
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Non-nuclear-weapon States reaffirmed their commitments under article II of the Treaty.
The Parties included in Annex B mayparticipate in emissions trading for the purposes of fulfilling their commitments under Article 3.
The Parties reaffirm their commitments under Article 4.1 of the Convention and the need to continue to advance the implementation of such commitments. .
The Parties included in Annex B mayparticipate in emissions trading for the purposes of fulfilling their commitments under Article 3.
They urged nuclear-weapon States to fulfil their commitments under article VI of the Non-Proliferation Treaty and to advance towards the total elimination of those weapons.
In this context, a view was expressed thatStates parties must strictly respect their commitments under articles I and II of the Treaty.
Some nuclear-weapon States, in contravention of their commitments under article VI, by continuing to resort to nuclear deterrence as their defence and security doctrines instead of taking practical steps towards nuclear disarmament, have accelerated the nuclear arms race.
In attempting to shift the responsibility to developing States, nuclear-weapon States ignored their commitments under article VI of the Treaty.
To date,the nuclear-weapon States had done little to meet their commitments under article VI. States that resisted verification of their nuclear capabilities should also reconsider their positions.
Nuclear-weapon States could do much more to reassure non-nuclear-weapon States of their commitments under article VI of the Treaty.
Non-nuclear-weapon developing States that honoured their commitments under articles I and II of the Treaty should be given preferential treatment in the transfer of technology for peaceful uses of nuclear energy as an important means of rebuilding confidence in the Treaty.
In that connection, the Committee had been obliged to observe in concludingobservations that two States were not complying with their commitments under article 40 of the Covenant.
The Parties included in Annex B mayparticipate in emissions trading for the purposes of fulfilling their commitments under Article 3, subject to paragraph 7 and meeting the requirements set out in paragraph 2 of the Annex to Decision 11/CMP1.
Emissions trading is only for accounting of transfers and acquisitions of parts of assigned amounts betweenParties included in Annex B for fulfilling their commitments under Article 3;
My Government is of the view that the nuclear-weapon States must implement their commitments under article VI of the NPT so that complete nuclear disarmament can be achieved.
(a) Any measures aimed at enforcing the respective emission levels of members setforth in an agreement under Article 4 to fulfil their commitments under Article 3 jointly;
Lastly, the Review Conference should adopt recommendations to increase the Agency ' s regular budget for technical and scientific cooperation andshould call on donor countries to honour their commitments under article IV of the Treaty by providing further financial support to the work of IAEA.
Developed country Parties, including those included in Annex II to the Convention, shall provide new and additional financial resources and technology and institutional capacity-building support for NAMAs in accordance with Articles 4.3, 4.5, 4.7 and 11.5 of the Convention, over and above financial resources that have been provided toenable developing country Parties to implement their commitments under Article 4.1 of the Convention.
Recent developments, particularly in the Middle East,illustrated a trend of vertical proliferation and non-compliance by nuclear-weapon States with their commitments under article VI of the Treaty.
Annex I Parties shall provide new and additional financial resources and technology,over and above that provided to enable developing countries to implement their commitments under Article 4.1 of the Convention.
The Moscow Treaty was a tangible result of the new strategic relationship between the two countries, forged to face the world 's new security threats and help them fulfil their commitments under article VI of the NPT.
In this respect, it is clear that the nuclear- weapon States must take measures to translate into real action thedetermination with which they recently stated they intended to fulfil their commitments under article VI of the NPT.
Having taken a legal obligation to reduce strategic offensive potentials by two thirds, the two countries have reaffirmed the continuity of the process of nuclear disarmament andhave made a real contribution to the fulfilment of their commitments under article VI of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
In that resolution, the Assembly recognized that multi-year payment plans, subject to careful formulation,could be helpful in allowing Member States to demonstrate their commitment under Article 19 of the Charter to pay their arrears, thereby facilitating consideration of applications for exemption by the Committee on Contributions.
Recognizes that multi-year payment plans, subject to careful formulation,could be helpful in allowing Member States to demonstrate their commitment under Article 19 of the Charter to pay their arrears, thereby facilitating consideration of applications for exemption by the Committee on Contributions, and requests the Secretary-General to propose guidelines for such multi-year payment plans through the Committee on Contributions;
In its resolution 56/243 A, the General Assembly recognized that multi-year payment plans, subject to careful formulation,could be helpful in allowing Member States to demonstrate their commitment under Article 19 of the Charter of the United Nations to pay their arrears, thereby facilitating the consideration of applications for exemption by the Committee on Contributions, and requested the Secretary-General to propose guidelines for such multi-year payment plans through the Committee on Contributions.
In its resolution 56/243 A, the General Assembly, inter alia, recognized that multi-year payment plans, subject to careful formulation,could be helpful in allowing Member States to demonstrate their commitment under Article 19 of the Charter of the United Nations to pay their arrears, thereby facilitating the consideration of applications for exemption by the Committee on Contributions, and requested the Secretary-General to propose guidelines for such multi-year payment plans through the Committee on Contributions.