Examples of using Were traditionally in English and their translations into Arabic
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Yes, these privileges were traditionally granted only with retirement.
Ms. Hampson pointed out thatthe coordination of the Decade was centred in New York, while human rights concerns were traditionally dealt with in Geneva.
ISS were traditionally regarded as natural monopolies and provided by the State, particularly utilities.
Miqwe Israel was established in 1870 on what were traditionally village lands.
Because they were traditionally considered to be outside the budget, especially for assessed organizations, these funds were denoted as extrabudgetary.
UNCTAD's role in this area, where market forces were traditionally strong, should be repositioned.
On the other hand, CSOs, which were traditionally more involved in non-formal education, show an increasing trend in formal education, with largely constant involvement in non-formal education.
Over the years, there has been a growing tendency by the SecurityCouncil to hold discussions on thematic issues that were traditionally considered by other organs of the United Nations.
The Algerian people, who were traditionally hospitable and supportive and had themselves experienced exile during their war of national liberation, responded favourably to those who sought refuge and protection.
Little value was attached to the education of girls, who were traditionally prepared for their future role as good wife and good mother.
Indigenous peoples have the rights pertaining to ownership, development, control and use of their lands and resources,including those of their lands and resources which were traditionally owned, occupied or used, and.
The increase in the number of women in the Judiciary and the police, which were traditionally male-dominated sectors, showed that new opportunities were opening up for women.
At the end of the 1990s, there were some important changes as well in the political and practical culture(presence, town hall meetings, pressure)of the feminist leadership with respect to sectors that were traditionally left to government.
Originally made from wool felt or tweed cloth, these hats were traditionally worn by Irish farmers and fisherman as protection from the rain, because the lanolin from the unwashed wool made these hats naturally waterproof.
The restriction to male indigenous villagers reflects the traditions and customs of the indigenous communities,where heads of households were traditionally male and women moved away from their villages upon marriage.
Ms. Wedgwood observed that military tribunals were traditionally the place to try war crimes, as could be seen, for example, from article 84 of the Third Geneva Convention relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War.
Since 1989, competitions for jobs in the police,navy and the army(attached to the interior and defence ministries), which were traditionally reserved for men, have been open to women.
Many CARICOM States were traditionally sponsors of the draft resolutions on the agenda items relating to crime and drugs, and they had joined the consensus on draft resolutions A/C.3/61/L.9/Rev.1 and A/C.3/61/L.8/Rev.2.
Sexism is being dismantled in higher education, and when choosing a career,more and more women are going into areas that were traditionally the preserve of men, such as agronomy, health sciences and mathematics.
Botswana has an Equal Opportunities Policy in Vocational Education and Training which is being implemented to increase participation of the female students in vocational educationtraining programmes with special reference to those fields that were traditionally for men.
In this connection,they note that land claims and disputes in Tahiti were traditionally settled by indigenous tribunals(" tribunaux indigènes"), and that the jurisdiction of these tribunals was recognized by France when Tahiti came under French sovereignty in 1880.
This publication seeks to highlight the experiences of various States and institutions in bringing together state and market mechanisms tointroduce new ways of producing and delivering public services that were traditionally delivered solely through state mechanisms.
Moreover, although migration policies were traditionally the domain of individual member States, the European Union has, over the past two decades, engaged in a process of coordination of the rules of admission and on border management, including common rules on residence of third-country nationals.
States shall establish a fair, open and transparent process to adjudicate and recognize the rights ofindigenous peoples pertaining to their lands and resources, including those which were traditionally owned or otherwise occupied or used.
While individual Governments were traditionally deemed capable of complying with their human rights obligations if they exhibited the necessary political will, the tumultuous 1980s showed that the political will of many Governments of developing countries was no longer sufficient.
Although they have been present for decades in everything from remote controls to stereos, it is only the last 5 years that have seenLEDs begin making the transition into applications that were traditionally the realm of the common incandescent light bulb.
In its meetings with NGOs, the members were informed that access to affordable housing is a serious problem for many people of African descent andthat as neighbourhoods that were traditionally home to large communities of African descent, such as Harlem and Brooklyn in New York, are redeveloped, the African descendent population is being gradually forced to move out due to the now unaffordable cost of living there.
States shall establish and implement, in conjunction with indigenous peoples concerned, a fair, independent, impartial, open and transparent process, giving due recognition to indigenous peoples ' laws, traditions, customs and land tenure systems, to recognize and adjudicate the rights ofindigenous peoples pertaining to their lands, territories and resources, including those which were traditionally owned or otherwise occupied or used.
The note by the Secretary-General on the proposed organization of work of the High-level Dialogue(A/64/377)did not provide for the hearings of civil society and the business sector that were traditionally held in advance of the Dialogue, presumably because of lack of preparation time.
States shall establish and implement, in conjunction with indigenous peoples concerned, a fair, independent, impartial, open and transparent process, giving due recognition to indigenous peoples' laws, traditions, customs and land tenure systems, to recognize and adjudicate the rights of indigenous peoples pertaining to their lands, territories and resources,including those which were traditionally owned or otherwise occupied or used. Indigenous peoples shall have the right to participate in this process.
