Examples of using To implement these instruments in English and their translations into Arabic
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But most of all, we need to implement these instruments.
It is also perceived that the unprecedented rate at which new international legal instruments are being adopted exceeds capacity to implement these instruments.
Legislation will be amended to implement these instruments thereby strengthening control over firearms.
Palestine noted that the Philippines was one of the first countries to ratify major human rights instruments, and its continued efforts to implement these instruments.
The international community has stressed the need to implement these instruments through concrete measures at the national, subregional and regional levels.
It is also perceived that the unprecedented rate at which new international legalinstruments are being adopted exceeds capacity(of, in particular, some developing countries) to implement these instruments.
In order to be in a better position to implement these instruments as well as Security Council resolution 1373(2001), it has requested assistance through the Counter-Terrorism Committee(CTC).
Japan indicated that it was party to 12 universal counter-terrorism instruments(see table 2 below),and had enacted necessary domestic laws and regulations to implement these instruments.
The challenge for the futuremust surely be to act concretely to implement these instruments at home so that our efforts can bring practical protection and relief to the individual human being where she or he lives.
However, in order for us to be successful, there is a need for capacity-building to ensure that all States, in particular developing countries,are able both to implement these instruments and to benefit from the sustainable development of the oceans and seas.
Taking note of the existing drug conventions, the Global Programme of Action and the United Nations System-Wide Action Plan on Drug Abuse Control, 3/ which contain a sound and comprehensive framework for drug control activities by States and all relevant international organizations,and stressing the need for consistency in efforts to implement these instruments.
Although many countries have signed and ratified numerous conventions and agreements prohibiting child labour,the failure to implement these instruments at the national and local levels suggests that this scourge is not being addressed effectively.
Informally, FAO technical officers utilize routine field visits and other contacts with government representatives to urge that measures be taken domestically to accept, ratify or accede to international instruments, and that concrete measures be taken to implement these instruments.
Although many countries have signed and ratified numerous conventions and agreements prohibiting child labour,the failure to implement these instruments at the national and local levels suggests that this scourge is not being addressed effectively. A. Poverty and the enjoyment of human rights.
The Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management(SAICM) emphasizes the expeditious implementation of existing multilateral and regional environmental agreements, while acknowledging the need for effective capacity-building and technical assistance to assist developing countries andcountries with economies in transition(CEITs) to implement these instruments and to meet future challenges in chemicals safety.
Urge Member States to ratify the major instruments of international humanitarian law, human rights law and refugee law, to withdraw reservations and to take all appropriate legislative,judicial and administrative measures to implement these instruments, including dissemination among all sectors of society, and to report to the Council on action taken in this regard.
Calls on States which have not already done so to consider ratifying the major instruments of international humanitarian, human rights and refugee law, and to take appropriate legislative,judicial and administrative measures to implement these instruments domestically, drawing on technical assistance, as appropriate, from relevant international organizations including the International Committee of the Red Cross and United Nations bodies;
Calls upon States which have not already done so to consider ratifying the major instruments of international humanitarian, human rights and refugee law, and to take appropriate legislative,judicial and administrative measures to implement these instruments domestically, drawing on technical assistance, as appropriate, from relevant international organizations including the International Committee of the Red Cross and United Nations bodies;
Calls upon States which have not already done so to consider ratifying the major instruments of international humanitarian, human rights and refugee law, and to take appropriate legislative,judicial and administrative measures to implement these instruments domestically, drawing on technical assistance, as appropriate, from relevant international organizations, including the International Committee of the Red Cross and United Nations bodies.
Since January 2003, the Branch has directly or indirectly supported 168 countries in ratifying and implementing the international legal instruments against terrorism andin strengthening the capacity of national criminal justice systems to effectively implement these instruments in conformity with the rule of law.
My country therefore continues to implement these two instruments, despite their voluntary and nonbinding nature, and to regularly submit our national reports on the Programme of Action.
We now have to validate and implement these instruments.
This was out of the realization that though Kenya is a signatory of CEDAW and BPFA,it had not taken necessary steps to institutionalize and implement these instruments at the grass-roots level.
It encourages States to implement their obligations under these instruments and assists them in capacity-building across a broad range of issues.
We call upon all States parties to the respective instruments to implement fully and in a transparent manner all their obligations under these instruments.
The Counter-Terrorism Committee would welcome a report on the progress achieved by the Democratic Republic of the Congo with regard to becoming a party to and ratifying international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism andenacting legislation with a view to implementing these instruments.
Policy and legislative instruments to implement these ideas are, however, not yet well defined in most cases.
Several participants advocated the development of a legally binding instrument on the tracing and marking of small arms and light weapons,while there was a general understanding of the need for political willingness to implement these international instruments, both in the domestic and the foreign policy of States.
The commitment of the ECOWAS leadership to implement regional instruments to address these threats is commendable.