Examples of using This complementarity in English and their translations into Arabic
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An optional protocol could only further develop this complementarity.
Following the end of the cold war, this complementarity has grown even more important.
This complementarity is not only theoretical but extends to the implementation level.
We countries that make use of this complementarity believe that each entity has its own advantages.
This complementarity is acknowledged by a renewed commitment by the Government of France to UNSO general resources.
The protection ofthe human rights of civilians was better served when this complementarity between international human rights and international humanitarian law were duly enforced.
In this complementarity and interdependence we see the road for full and lasting stability in the Balkans and thereby in Europe.
The protection of the human rights of civilians against those andother violations is better served when this complementarity between international human rights and international humanitarian law is duly recognized.
The value of this complementarity lies in the distinctive characteristics which each brings to the international response to internal displacement.
The project for the sharing of drug seizure data developed jointly by UNDCP, the International Criminal Police Organization(Interpol) and the Customs Cooperation Council(also known as the World Customs Organization)is an example of this complementarity.
This complementarity has also been acknowledged by the General Assembly and the Commission on Human Rights in their resolutions 54/180 and 2000/55 on human rights and mass exoduses.
(f) Underline, in this context, the compatibility and complementarity of freedom of expression and freedom of religion in the struggle against all forms of racism and discrimination, in the spirit of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and invite all treaty bodies andrelevant international mechanisms to consider the additional provisions needed to strengthen this complementarity;
This complementarity provided considerable scope for cooperation between the two organizations, e.g. in the area of strengthening trade points and TRAINFORTRADE operations.
The General Assembly is invited to underline the compatibility and complementarity of freedom of expression and freedom of religion in the struggle against all forms of racism and discrimination, in the spirit of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and to invite all relevant Convention bodies andinternational mechanisms to consider the additional provisions needed to strengthen this complementarity.
This complementarity includes the International Plans of Action(IPOAs) related to the Code, in particular the IPOA to prevent, deter and eliminate illegal, unregulated and unreported(IUU) fishing.6.
In this connection, the draft recommends that in order to render this complementarity even more effective and harmonious, the United Nations and the OIC should strongly encourage meetings, particularly high-level meetings, between the leaders of both organizations.
This complementarity which operates between the various norms of international law and which enhances the protection of the human being in situations of crisis is also, quite logically, supported by customary international law.
We must welcome this complementarity, through effective coordination, whose fruits are being seen on the ground, to the benefit of the people that need them. This enhances the visibility and credibility of the promoters of these projects.
We have watched this complementarity become ever more concrete in averting or stemming potential or declared conflict situations, in encouraging and entrenching the culture and practice of democracy, and in promoting dialogue and cooperation by eliminating the logic of force and the cycle of violence.
We have seen this complementarity expressed in a series of development initiatives and projects that have been undertaken jointly with agencies of the United Nations system and that cover such diverse fields as education, training, energy, human rights protection and the promotion of information and communication technologies.
Ultimately, we owe this complementarity to a common approach that favours the force of dialogue over the dialogue of force, that works resolutely for peace, security and sustainable development and that, more broadly, advocates respect for diversity by giving ample space to the dialogue among cultures and civilizations.
In view of this complementarity of the mandates and general objectives of WMO and the INCD Interim Secretariat, WMO has throughout the negotiating process seconded one of its staff members to the Interim Secretariat to deal with documentation of sessions of the INCD regarding meteorological and hydrological aspects of the Convention.
This complementarity presents a unique opportunity for dialogue on the emerging development architecture in terms of how best to leverage the advantages of both traditional and South-South forms of assistance, drawing on what has proven to work sustainably in the provision of development assistance by traditional donors and partners of the global South.
This complementarity promotes innovation and pioneering initiatives in the implementation of the UNFPA strategic plan, 2014-2017, such as advances in eHealth and mHealth or the use of a" total market approach" in implementing the UNFPA family planning strategy known as" choices not chance".
This complementarity is coupled with a clear distinction of the two bodies ' roles(negotiation of multilateral rules and concessions and dispute settlement for the WTO, consensus-building in the pre- and post-negotiations phases and analytical activity for UNCTAD, as well as the technical assistance activities that flank both Organisations ' chief tasks).
The French Government understands this complementarity and has decided to set up a commission composed not of experts but of" wise men" open to considering societal problems; this commission is charged with studying the problems- social, economic and medical problems of course, but also broader ethical and even philosophical problems- that the phenomenon of drug addiction raises for our country.
In our opinion, this complementarity and sharing lend multilateral francophone cooperation an original dimension based on respect for its participants, equality of its undertakings and balance in its political and economic relations, which perfectly reflect the principles proclaimed by the United Nations in the San Francisco Charter and in the many texts, resolutions, declarations and conventions adopted since 1945.