Examples of using Acharya in English and their translations into Arabic
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At its 2nd meeting, on 20 December 2012, the Commission was informed that Mr. Gyan Chandra Acharya(Nepal) and Ms. Emma Aparici(Spain) had resigned from their positions as Chair
Mr. Acharya(Nepal): My delegation has the honour to introduce a draft resolution under agenda item 98(d),
Mr. Acharya(Nepal) said that Nepal strongly supported the work of the United Nations bodies in the promotion and protection of human rights, and wished to underline the need for much more coherence and effectiveness in the conduct of such activities worldwide.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal): On behalf of the delegation of Nepal,
Mr. Acharya(Nepal) observed that the current economic development paradigm was fraught with an inherent contradiction, in that the focus was exclusively on increasing productivity, which entailed using technology, but that in turn would lead to losses of jobs.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal) said that the recent bombing in Bali was a grim reminder of the global menace of terrorism, which seriously threatened international peace and security and impeded social and economic development.
The CHAIRMAN said he took it that the Special Committee wished to re-elect him as Chairman; Mr. Acharya(Nepal), Mr. Batiouk(Ukraine) and Mrs. des Iles(Trinidad and Tobago) as Vice-Chairmen; and Mr. Goel(India) as Rapporteur.
The Chairman of the Constituent Assembly, Subas Nembang, and Constitutional Committee Chairman Acharya have recently called for the parties to build trust and engage in dialogue aimed at resolving key outstanding issues by consensus in order to meet the deadline.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal) asked the High Commissioner for her assessment of the likely impact of the universal periodic review on the Office ' s work and wondered how it would be coordinated in countries where special procedures were already in place.
Session I. 2 was opened by Ambassador Gyan Chandra Acharya(Nepal) as one of the lead negotiators of the Istanbul Programme of Action, and Danny Singoma of the Network for the Promotion of Democracy and Economic and Social Rights, based in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal), introducing the periodic report(CEDAW/NPL/4-5), said that the 2003 National Action Plan on the Convention, prepared in consultation with all stakeholders, had formed the basis of Nepal ' s reform initiatives.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal) said that peacekeeping operations, which had become a main function of the United Nations, had contributed significantly to building the image of the Organization as an effective mechanism for the maintenance of peace around the world.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal), speaking on behalf of the Group of Least Developed Countries,
Mr. Acharya(Nepal) clarified that while the figure of 2 billion rupees was the direct budget for the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare there were many more gender-related programmes operated by different ministries, totalling about 68 billion rupees, or $1 billion.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal), speaking on behalf of the Group of Least Developed Countries(LDCs), said that the Second Committee must play a leading role in recommending action to follow up on the Programme of Action for those countries for the decade 2011-2020.
Mr. Acharya(Under-Secretary-General and High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States) said that his Office had
Mr. Acharya(Nepal) said temporary special measures were already in place in a number of sectors, including education, law and politics, to accelerate de facto equality between men and women; awareness-raising campaigns would ensure continued progress towards such equality.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal) said that Nepal was cooperating with other countries on a regional level, as well as with international agencies, NGOs and community-based organizations, to deal with trafficking and its cross-border implications.
Mr. Acharya(Nepal) said that his Government had become a party to various international human rights instruments and that its commitment to the promotion and protection of human rights was reflected in the country's Constitution.
The Vice-Chair of the fifty-first session, Ms. Larysa Belskaya(Belarus), recalled that at the 1st meeting of the fifty-first session, held on 10 February 2012, the Commission had elected His Excellency Gyan Chandra Acharya(Nepal) as Chair.