Examples of using These priority in English and their translations into Arabic
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Women are among these priority groups.
Each of these priority areas will provide close links to the reduction of maternal deaths.
The Secretariat seeks the Special Committee 's support in further developing these priority areas.
These priority areas are central to the reports before the fourteenth session of the High-level Committee.
They decided to hold thenext comprehensive review of progress in the implementation of these priority actions at the latest in 2011 at a regional ministerial meeting.
These priority areas are aligned with the World Programme of Action for Youth and were determined by an analysis of the current situation of youth worldwide.
A special committee including the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Justice and the Prosecutor-General ' s Office,could be established to ensure the release of these priority categories.
Agencies will form clusters around these priority areas and selected agencies are to serve as lead agencies for each of the thematic areas.
Emphasis is given to experiences gained and lessons learned by national Governments, international organizations and the privatesector in implementing policies and programmes related to these priority areas.
To request the task force on capacity-building andits technical support unit to ensure that these priority capacity-building needs are fully taken into account in their future work;
These priority spheres of action fall entirely within the framework of the objectives and recommendations of the final document and of the political declaration of this special session of the General Assembly.
I am hopeful that at this session the General Assembly will review and assess these priority issues with a view to revitalizing the Organization so that it can meet the imperatives of the time.
These priority areas should be included in the cooperation among developing countries to enhance their understanding of complex global economic, environmental and social issues and to formulate joint strategies.
More specifically, the State should play a leading role; liaise with other local stakeholders to identify priority areasor activities and support these priority areas using available instruments.
These priority areas are operationalized through regional thematic programme networks(TPNs) which promote capacity building, cooperation in activities that benefit from a regional approach, and exchange of information and technical know-how.
The evolving set of thematic assessments- each conducted within a six-month to two-year period-will be accompanied by a global assessment on the interlinkages between these priority areas, produced every four to five years.
By design, the IDDA programme addresses these priority areas by focusing on issues related to policy and capacity as the cornerstone for tackling the productivity concerns of the industrial sector.
The objectives of these exercises is to enhance the exchange of technical capacities between the participating developing countries in these priority sectors with an emphasis on strengthening their institutional capacities.
The Pact that was signed in Nairobi deals with several of these priority matters through the protocols on violence against women and children, on the protection of and assistance to internally displaced persons, and on property rights of returnees.
The second session of our meetings this year is being held against the backdrop of some ominous developments in nuclear and related issues. These, in turn,have enjoined us to reassess our approaches to these priority questions as we brace ourselves to move into the uncharted expanse of the twenty- first century.
These priority areas span development, peace and security and human rights, reflecting the interlinked and mutually reinforcing nature of these areas, as repeatedly emphasized by Member States, including in the 2005 World Summit Outcome.
It is not foreseen that a PFG will be established toprovide guidance for the development of proposals falling outside these priority areas, specifically in support of the Secretary-General's reform programme, in view of the very limited funding allocated by UNF to these types of proposals and the wide range of issues covered.
These priority areas include agriculture and food security; irrigation and water development; transport infrastructure development; energy generation and supply; integrated rural development; and prevention and management of nutrition disorders, HIV and AIDS.
As the new Chairperson of the Peacebuilding Commission, I am committed to working with my colleagues the Chairs of the Commission ' s various groups, the representatives of the countries on the PBC agenda, all Member States, the Peacebuilding Support Office and all relevant United Nations bodies towardsachieving tangible progress in taking forward these priority areas.
Our delegation supports United Nations efforts in these priority areas and hopes that additional impetus to the development of an international legal basis for cooperation will be provided by the practical proposals submitted at this session, including the Russian proposal on drafting a convention against acts of nuclear terrorism.
In other words, even though third-party effectiveness and priority are distinct concepts, because the various priority rules set out in chapter VII conceive priority in relative terms, it is essential to take these priority rules into account in assessing the degree of protection afforded by third-party effectiveness or by particular methods of achieving third-party effectiveness.
Together, these priority areas represent core elements necessary to breaking the inter-generational poverty cycle by coherently addressing family and child poverty, inequalities and migration; as well as the public investment, social services and social protection required to advance children ' s rights and gender equality.
Recognizes the progress made in the implementation of the global programmes addressing trafficking in human beings, corruption, organized crime and terrorism, and calls upon the Secretary-General to enhance further the visibility of those programmes and tostrengthen the focus of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime on these priority programmes in crime prevention and criminal justice by providing it with the adequate resources for their full implementation;
These priority areas of the Programme, as noted by the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space at its forty-seventh session are:(a) disaster management;(b) satellite communications for tele-education and telemedicine applications;(c) monitoring and protection of the environment, including the prevention of infectious diseases;(d) management of natural resources;(e) developing capabilities in the use of global navigation and positioning satellite systems;(f) education and capacity-building, including research areas in basic space sciences; and(g) space law.
Recognizes the progress made in the implementation of the global programmes addressing trafficking in human beings, including support and protection of victims, corruption, organized crime, money-laundering and terrorism, and calls upon the Secretary-General to enhance further the effectiveness of these programmes and to strengthenthe focus of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime on these priority programmes in crime prevention and criminal justice;