Examples of using Articulated in English and their translations into Arabic
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Government obligations would be articulated by this systematic analysis and by programme suggestions offered to non-governmental organizations.
In June, the Secretary-General articulated the need for refurbishment and presented a range of potential approaches(A/55/117).
The relationship between the two conventions is articulated under articles 237
In 1984, George Sessions and Arne Naess articulated the principles of the new Deep Ecology Movement.
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Frustration and disappointment were articulated by the representatives of both States and civil society at the event in Rome.
The revised policy seeks to ensure that the roles and responsibilities related to evaluation tasks are clearly and unambiguously articulated.
Whilst Zimbabwe has articulated the likely sources of funds for the NAP process, accessing funds from these sources is dependent on.
Delegations supported the focus on national capacity development as articulated in the 2007 triennial comprehensive policy review.
This concern has also been articulated in various decisions of the European Court of Human Rights.
Furthermore, the terms of reference of the sections and units under the various divisions are not articulated.
The recently issued Guidance for Effective Mediation(A/66/811, annex I) emphasizes that the gender dimensions of mediation should be clearly and consistently articulated.
Unravelling the agendas and motivations of the armed groups is complex, even though most groups have articulated demands related to Madheshi issues.
In countries with PD in several cities, a Country Promoter Team will be articulated.
The functions of cabinet-level ministries have been better articulated to limit their authority to:(a)
These approaches foster country ownership and donor coordination because they require that all partners support the single policy thrust articulated in the Government ' s own sectoral programmes.
(l) Institutional arrangements: clear agreement on the composition of institutional mechanisms and relationships between them; clearly articulated responsibilities for management and expert components and for the secretariat; development of a networked" system" of assessment processes.
achievement of high-level objectives; and(c) make subparagraphs(a) and(b) above a clearly articulated responsibility of the Under-Secretary-Generals for their respective departments.
achievement of high-level objectives; and(c) make subparagraphs(a) and(b) above a clearly articulated responsibility of the Under-Secretaries-General for their respective departments(para. 145).
of high level objectives; and(c) make parts(a) and(b) above a clearly articulated responsibility of Under-Secretaries-General for their respective departments.