Examples of using A negotiation process in English and their translations into Arabic
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We are very close to securing our integration process by means of putting in place a customs union, and we are also embarking on a negotiation process with the European Union aimed at securing an association agreement.
The participants thanked Ms. Tomasevski for her continued commitment and availability since the previous meeting and for the way in which she had helped shape a negotiation process which had culminated in a breakthrough in regard to many contentious issues.
The Government of the United Kingdom had clearly stated that it would never enter into an agreement on sovereignty, or even a negotiation process, without the consent of the government and people of Gibraltar, whose right to self-determination it wholeheartedly supported.
In 1995, the Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity established a negotiation process to develop-- in the field of the safe transfer,
Noting with satisfaction the progress made in implementing the commitments assumed as a result of the signing of the Chapultepec Agreement between the Government of El Salvador and the Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional, 15/ on 16 January 1992 at Mexico City, which put an end to the armed conflict in El Salvador through a negotiation process developed under the auspices of the Secretary-General.
The seventh Meeting had also addressed the question of developing an international regime to safeguard the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources, and had defined a negotiation process by establishing detailed terms of reference for the Ad Hoc Working Group on Access and Benefit Sharing.
Since 2000 the Centre for Gender Equality has initiated legal proceedings in one case, two were filed by the women concerned and one by the respective trade union. All other cases have been settled between the employer and the employee, through a negotiation process following an opinion from the Complaints Committee.
therefore could not provide advice at short notice on all potential options in which a negotiation process might develop.
Mr. Puzyrko(Ukraine) noted that Ukraine was not a party to any bilateral or regional agreements concerning transboundary aquifers; however, it had no objection to initiating a negotiation process on concluding a convention based on the draft articles presented by the International Law Commission.
The case of UNTAG shows:(a) that a great deal of useful advance planning can be conducted even years in advance of deployment;(b) the value of early selection of senior officials for a mission and the possibility and value of their involvement in a negotiation process conducted outside United Nations auspices.
One speaker expressed the view that, while it was premature to speak of a negotiation process, if negotiations ultimately did take place,
After a negotiation process, objectives and commensurate resources should be agreed.
While an agreement is still far from being concluded, the beginning of a negotiation process is certainly under way.
Imparting experience of international cooperation and negotiations in climate change and demonstrating the complexity and sensitivity of a negotiation process;
He reflected that it was odd that the Serbs had behaved as they did in the middle of a negotiation process.
He stressed the need for both sides to exercise maximum restraint, to restore calm and to see opportunities to return to a negotiation process.
Any national security concern, if legitimate, could be addressed as part of a negotiation process rather than blocking the substantive work of the Conference.
We would like to request that you exercise your leadership in initiating a negotiation process and that you convene an appropriate forum for such negotiations at the earliest possible date.
Attendees produced the so-called Berlin Mandate, which set out the terms for a negotiation process that would produce binding commitments by industrial countries to reduce their emissions after the year 2000.
The Moroccan initiative, which is made in an open spirit, aims to set the stage for dialogue and a negotiation process that would lead to a mutually acceptable political solution.