Examples of using Accordingly in English and their translations into Arabic
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Accordingly, a close strategic relationship has been established that is based on close cooperation in which International Atomic Energy Agency shall provide the technical support. The GCC, in its process relies on the international legitimacy in this field.
Accordingly, the proposed resource requirements have been prepared to allow the Mission to continue its activities for the period from 1 January to 31 July 2010, followed by a liquidation phase of four months, from August through November 2010.
The case could also arise where a person was born in a State and accordingly acquired its citizenship
Analysis of monthly inventories from United Nations-owned equipment clinics for the measurement of monthly usage quantities and subsequent determination of operating stocks, maximum stocking level, economic order level and economic order quantity and adjustment of procurement patterns accordingly.
article 1 as contained in document A/C.6/51/NUW/WG/L.1; the text should be corrected accordingly.
Accordingly, Serbia is fully committed to a consistent implementation of its obligations under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and has taken, at the national level, comprehensive measures for the implementation of this Treaty.
Accordingly, its purpose is to provide a basis and to facilitate the discussion on the issue of the establishment of a sponsorship programme under the Convention at the Thirteenth Session of the Group of Governmental Experts.
The author accordingly requests the Committee to declare that he has not received a fair hearing
Accordingly, farmer ' s organizations had called for the celebration of the International Year of Family Farming in order to promote prosperous and sustainable family agricultural development in rural and fishing areas on all continents, especially in developing countries.
the calendar of conferences and meetings for 1999 will be adjusted accordingly.
In particular, by its resolution 247(III), the General Assembly decided to include Spanish among its working languages and the Rules of Procedure of the General Assembly were amended accordingly(see resolution 262(III) of 11 December 1948).
Accordingly, it is proposed that the Office of the Deputy Director of Mission Support include the Mission Support Centre, the Contracts Management Section, the Claims and Property Survey Board, the Training Section, the Conference Management and Translation Unit and the sector offices.
King Mohammed VI had accordingly launched a National Human Development Initiative in May 2005 to eliminate social and regional differences, combat poverty and promote more equitable and sustainable development.
Accordingly, we welcome the initiative of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons to organize a regional workshop on the universality and implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, which is to be held in Saint Kitts and Nevis in November of this year.
Accordingly, his delegation called on the international community to condemn recent broadcasts on radio
FootfallCam can help building operators to determine the people traffic across building in each floor and optimize resource allocation for facility management accordingly.
We would appeal to the General Assembly to consider all these Israeli policies and practices as blatant violations of the relevant United Nations resolutions and international agreements- especially the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949- and pronounce itself accordingly.
Accordingly, we hope that the Doha Conference will encourage the emergence of a consensus and lead to new progress towards the mechanisms that the international community needs to meet the major challenges of health and climate.
your nose is the most noticeable facial element. Accordingly, plotting your nose shape would help you find out what type of nasal surgery would fit you.
Accordingly, the State party is of the view that the Law of 15 March 2004, which is not applicable to private schools, allowed to reach an appropriate balance between the pupils ' freedom of conscience, and the principle of secularism.