Examples of using When combating in English and their translations into Arabic
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Adopting human rights norms and principles when combating poverty.
When combating bed bugs, one pencil is enough for a room of 30 square meters.
The multi-agency approach is found essential when combating domestic violence.
When combating a moth, they need to process both the surface of the cabinet, and all clothing, carpets in the apartment and upholstery furniture.
They highlighted the need to include the ethical dimension when combating climate change.
We are deeply convinced that when combating new threats to international and national security, appropriate and coordinated political efforts are required.
Hence, it is essential to take these goods and services into account when combating forest loss;
Thus, when combating desertification, semi-arid drylands pose the greatest challenge, due to their inherent properties and to their geographical extent.
Guidelines and principles for the promotion and protection of human rights when combating terrorism: draft decision.
When combating cockroaches, house ants or scales, it may be useful to use so-called bait stations- they allow the drug to be used, without fear that it will be stolen by children or pets.
Working paper by Ms. Françoise Hampson on the promotion andprotection of human rights when combating terrorism.
(d) Member States shouldbe invited to follow a balanced approach when combating terrorism, without compromising on respect for the rule of law and the protection of human rights;
It therefore stressed the need to respect human rights, international law,and international human rights law when combating terrorism.
The panellist emphasized theimportance of interrupting the flow of illicit money when combating criminal organizations, and commended the Convention for including a definition of transnational organized crime that provided a useful basis for cooperation with other States.
Working Group on detailed principles and guidelines,concerning the promotion and protection of human rights when combating terrorism.
(d) Criminal justice systems at the national level should, when combating terrorism, act in full compliance with the rule of law and due process and in accordance with relevant international law, in particular international human rights, refugee and humanitarian law, giving due regard to the rights of victims of terrorism.
In the study, the authors also enumerate severalrecommendations for approaches to be taken by the authorities when combating racism and right-wing extremism.
When combating this or that type of insect, it is necessary to take into account the relevant biological features(for example, nests of bed bugs are most often located closer to those places where a person sleeps, but cockroaches try to stay close to water sources.) The flea larva, about which many people in general do not know anything, often swarm in the dust at the corners of the apartment;
Those speakers noted that other criminal activities, such as the smuggling of weapons and persons,should be taken into consideration when combating drug trafficking.
The highlights of the session include a decision to establish a sessional working group next year with a mandate to elaborate detailed principles andguidelines for the protection of human rights when combating terrorism(2004/109), and the extension for a further three years of the mandate of the sessional working group on the working methods and activities of transnational corporations(decision 2004/102).
Working group to elaborate detailed principles and guidelines, with relevant commentary,concerning the promotion and protection of human rights when combating terrorism.
The Movement called on all States to respect all the human rights andfundamental freedoms when combating terrorism and reaffirmed its commitment to avoiding violations of human rights, abiding by the rule of law and honouring its obligations under international law, especially international human rights law, international refugee law and international humanitarian law, in keeping with the relevant General Assembly resolutions.
The Nordic countries had emphasized theimportance of applying conventions already available when combating terrorism, rather than trying to create new instruments.
The working group on counter-terrorism met for the first time this year and started its work on the elaboration of principles andguidelines on protection of human rights when combating terrorism.
(c) The Organic Law of the national mechanism for citizenship and gender equality policies that has initiated its new functions with a renewed perspective: reaffirming women ' s rights, gender equality, and combating gender based violence; while promoting gender mainstreaming when combating multiple discrimination, thus addressing the different ways women and men experience discrimination(see paras. 247- 264 above- institutions and machinery);
The Sub-Commission recommended to the Human Rights Council that consideration be given, in its review of the system of expert advice, to the continuation of the working group in order to ensure the continuation of the work to elaborate principles and guidelines concerning the promotion andprotection of human rights when combating terrorism.
At the 18th meeting, on 10 August 2005, Ms. Koufa, Chairperson-Rapporteur of the sessional working group to elaborate detailed guidelines and principles for the promotion andprotection of human rights when combating terrorism, presented the report of the working group(E/CN.4/Sub.2/2005/43).
In August 2005, OHCHR provided support to the Working Group of the SubCommission on the promotion and protection of human rights set up to elaborate detailed principles and guidelines concerning the promotion andprotection of human rights when combating terrorism.
In its resolution 59/221, the General Assembly invited all WTO members to effectively implement the decision on the implementation of paragraph 6 of the Doha Declaration on trade-related intellectual property rights(TRIPS) and public health to address the problems faced by countries with insufficient or no manufacturing capacity in the pharmaceuticalsector in accessing medicines at affordable prices when combating serious public health problems, especially those resulting from HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and other epidemics.
The review of the Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy, leading to the adoption of General Assembly resolution 62/272, bore witness to that, by recognizing that international cooperation and measures taken by Member States must comply with international law, including human rights law,refugee law and international humanitarian law, when combating terrorism.