Examples of using Would be defined in English and their translations into Arabic
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Oxygen would be defined by having 8 protons.
It is suggested that for the purposes of the FMCT," production" of plutonium would be defined as reprocessing.
Yes. Treatment would be defined as the care of a patient seeking medical attention.
The idea in the post-2015 development framework was that there would be defined, universal goals.
These procedures would be defined in the Staff Rules of the organizations.
That reaction should take the form of acomprehensive resolution in which the form of the final settlement would be defined, while calling upon the parties to negotiate its details.
Discrimination would be defined as direct and indirect discrimination as well as harassment relating to a forbidden ground for discrimination and an instruction or order to discriminate.
His delegation hoped that the details of the conference would be defined at the current session of the General Assembly.
Her delegation feared that there might be problems in coordinating efforts with New York andhoped that the functions of the Centre would be defined more clearly.
The United Nations logistical support would be defined and provided through a range of contractual instruments.
Management indicated that it was foreseen that the modalities for implementing this principle in practice would be defined in the RBM implementation strategy.
The question arose as to how such an organ would be defined and whether the definition would include any person or entity having the status of organ in accordance with the" rules of the organization".
The words" including through legislation and regulations" were an appropriate reference to the fact that mechanisms toimplement the duty to reduce the risk of disasters would be defined within domestic legal systems.
Nature of tCERs. The period of validity for each tCER would be defined by an expiry date associated with that tCER.
Countries in need require both, and in many cases there can be no long-termdevelopment without humanitarian assistance, 20 per cent of which would be defined as long-term development.
At those meetings, terms of reference for the pilot projects would be defined and implementation strategies would be developed, including the securing of any additional funding, if necessary.
Assuming that the advantages of using programme categories outweigh the disadvantages, budget categories,at the highest level of classification, would be defined as the main appropriation lines which the COP would approve.
No-charge publication materials that would be defined as inventory are technical publications that relate directly to the programmatic and normative operations and are under the control of UN-Women.
It is important to note thatthere are legitimate civilian and military uses for fissile material-- as would be defined under an FMCT-- other than nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices.
The subject of the hearings would be defined by the financing for development agenda and the chairman of the hearings would prepare a summary of the views exchanged, similar to that for the non-governmental organization hearings.
Referring to the draftact on domestic violence, she wondered how such violence would be defined and what sanctions, supportive measures and budget were envisaged in that regard.
Referring to paragraph 6 of the concept paper, he asked who would define the pressing needs of theinternational community; under normal circumstances, those needs would be defined in the intergovernmental process.
At those meetings,it was expected that terms of reference for those pilot projects would be defined and implementation strategies would be developed, including the securing of any additional funding, if necessary.
Its content would be defined on a case-by-case basis and be adapted to priorities and realities of any country willing to conclude such a compact which would need the adherence and the support of all international actors involved in its implementation.
The ICMA's new framework seems to provide a way out:The supermajority would be defined by the acceptance of the aggregate principal amount of outstanding debt securities of all of the affected series.
He noted the request from delegations for information regarding the implications of harmonized and non-harmonized cost-recovery rates and for the specificities of the proposals concerning differentiated rates;as well as regarding how core functions would be defined by the three organizations.
It was also committed to establishing a human rights department,whose mandate would be defined in consultation with the Uganda Human Rights Commission, and a Standing Committee of Cabinet on Human Rights to provide policy guidance on human rights issues.
Two possible approaches to addressing the problem of the definition, namely, a direct approach in which an attempt would be made to distinguish between two natural environments andan indirect approach in which outer space would be defined in terms of the devices employed or the activities carried out.
