Examples of using As a matter of principle in English and their translations into Arabic
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Gender mainstreaming was important, not only as a matter of principle, but also out of respect for the contribution of women in general, and of women entrepreneurs in particular, to economic development.
As a matter of principle, it is the position of my delegation that administrative matters, including recruitment and promotion, should be allocated to the technical Committee, especially given the fact that only last year the Assembly adopted resolution 55/258 without a vote.
Private sector entities, on the other hand, stressed the need for consultation with business as a matter of principle and the promotion of public-private partnerships designed to expand Internet access.
Africa therefore demands, as a matter of principle, to be permanently represented at the horseshoe table and to contribute to the search for solutions to problems that pose threats to our common security.
As a matter of principle, the Secretary-General presented the official views of the Secretariat to United Nations organs and bodies and did not authorize staff members, current
Switzerland, with its four national languages, was in favour of miltilingualism within the United Nations as a matter of principle and practicality in order to communicate effectively and to use the official languages as widely as possible.
The expenses of candidates called for interviews should as a matter of principle be borne by the United Nations, and all concerned permanent missions should be informed of the outcome of the selection process in a timely manner.
As a matter of principle, however, the current part of the resumed session was devoted to peacekeeping operations and related issues. Those matters should
The advance party then emphasized that the Special Rapporteurs were requesting, as a matter of principle, assurances in writing, that they would be able to meet with all the people on the list submitted to the Government.
As a matter of principle, EULEX judges and prosecutors will adjudicate in mixed panels and prosecute in mixed teams with their Kosovo counterparts.
As a matter of principle and policy, Canada believes in, and is working towards,
As a matter of principle, his delegation would not pass judgement on the judicial system of another sovereign State, although that did not mean that it condoned the deaths of innocent people
Social disadvantages in this sense are hence cushioned by a comprehensive social security system which guarantees a socio-cultural level of subsistence in all circumstances, and hence as a matter of principle prevents poverty, as well as malnutrition resulting from poverty.
It also agreed that occasional level I care should be provided in an emergency with no fee as a matter of principle, but that any troop contributor may choose to seek reimbursement for services rendered.
Moreover, as a matter of principle, not only in the context of constitutional law but also of international law, the Commission should give serious consideration to the need to ensure that democratic legitimacy was preserved, even in the case of provisional application.
The Working Group has emphasized that"[it] would like to stress as a matter of principle that the application of international humanitarian law to an international or non-international armed conflict
Mr. Gizaw(Ethiopia) said that his delegation attached particular importance to measures to eliminate international terrorism, not only because his country had been subjected to terrorist acts in recent years, but basically as a matter of principle.
The sponsors of the resolution were entitled to their views on the death penalty, and his Government understood and respected the position of countries that opposed the death penalty as a matter of principle.
Then as a matter of Principle.