Examples of using Adoption of a code in English and their translations into Arabic
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Speed up the development and adoption of a Code of Ethics for Members of Parliament, and develop regulations or guidelines on reception of" gifts" by civil servants, parliamentarians, and high ranking officials.
There must be continued discussion within the United Nations of the legal principles governing outer space activities, including the adoption of a code of conduct, in order to strengthen the international space regime and ensure universal access to outer space and its benefits.
The European Union welcomes the determination manifested in Budapest to strengthen the confidence-building measures included in the Vienna document, as well as the adoption of a code of conduct for political-military aspects of security and the global exchange of military information.
and in Senegal the adoption of a code of hygiene has been put in place, down to the community level.
Once such a commitment has been made and negotiations on an instrument have begun, the adoption of a code of conduct which establishes principles and commitments for limiting the proliferation of missiles for military purposes would have greater political and practical meaning.
Corporate social responsibility that is enhanced and extended to various sectors(tourism, travel, transportation, agriculture, financial services, media, Internet and telecommunications): adoption of a code of conduct; support for action on prevention and protection through public-private partnerships;
In Cameroon, to ensure improved compliance with human rights norms in places of detention, the Centre facilitated the drafting and adoption of a code of conduct with a solid human rights base for penitentiary personnel.
These recommendations could be regrouped under four themes: the ratification of the 1954 and 1961 Conventions on the Reduction of Statelessness; the adoption of a code on children, which also depended on the elaboration of a family code; the establishment of a national human rights institution in conformity with the Paris Principles; and the issuance of a standing invitation to all special procedures.
This highly anticipated summit saw the adoption of a code of conduct concerning the prevention and repression of piracy, armed robbery against ships and illegal maritime activities in West and Central Africa, which defines the regional maritime security strategy and paves the way for a legally binding regional instrument.
In MONUC, child protection advisers have played a critical role in the adoption of a code of conduct for peacekeepers, provided guidance on quick impact projects and participated in the operations for the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration and repatriation and resettlement of ex-Rwandan combatants.
The Vietnamese Government strongly believes that the successful implementation of the Declaration and the elaboration and adoption of a code of conduct in the South China Sea that fully respects the legal framework provided by UNCLOS, will provide a more conducive environment for peace, stability and economic development in the region.
In its previous concluding observations the Committee expressed concern at the working conditions of women, particularly in the tax-free zones which was not in line with art. 11 of the Convention and called upon the State party to promote the adoption of a code of ethics for investors, including in the tax-free zone.
the two institutions consulted intensively on the implementation of the São Tomé initiative, which called for the adoption of a legally binding instrument for the control of small arms and light weapons and the adoption of a code of conduct for defence and security forces in Central Africa.
In its previous concluding observations(A/57/38, para. 56) the Committee expressed concern at the working conditions of women, particularly in the tax-free zones which was not in line with article 11 of the Convention and called upon the State party to promote the adoption of a code of ethics for investors, including in the tax-zone free.
The ASEAN Governments and the Government of the People ' s Republic of China had signed the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea and were pursuing the adoption of a code of conduct that would help to foster trust among the countries of the region.
(d) Combat racial prejudice and discrimination in the media, both public and private, including through increased efforts to foster understanding, tolerance and friendship among the various ethnic minority groups in the State party, and through the adoption of a code of media/journalistic ethics;
Proposals were made, inter alia, for an action programme for the prevention of accidental nuclear war; the adoption of a code of peaceful conduct of nations in international affairs; the establishment of nuclear alert and crisis reduction centres and of early warning stations; international machinery for preventing accidental use of nuclear weapons; and an international agreement banning the first use of nuclear weapons.
From October to December 2010, UNIOGBIS and the Ministry of Defence organized awareness-raising seminars in Bissau, Gabú and Canchungo on the rule of law, human rights, gender, democracy and military justice to enhance the capacity of military officers in the process of consolidating peace and the rule of law; they also recommended the adoption of a code of conduct to prevent impunity and renew public trust in the armed forces.
For their part, UNOGBIS and the United Nations country team will continue to support the organization of the elections, concentrating on efforts to help lower tensions within and among political parties and to promote the adoption of a code of conduct by all political parties during the electoral period so as to contribute to the creation of a propitious political climate for a peaceful, fair and transparent poll.
In October, UNFICYP presented to the military authorities on both sides specific proposals for(a) the extension of unmanning to the areas where the military on the two sides remain in close proximity to each other;(b) the prohibition of loaded weapons along the ceasefire lines; and(c) the adoption of a code of conduct, based on the concept of minimum force and proportionate response, to be followed by troops on both sides along the ceasefire lines.