Examples of using By its commitments in English and their translations into Arabic
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The reform of the judicature and the Public Prosecutor ' s Office in Guatemala, the reorganization of the police and military apparatus- with a clear separation of powers- and reinforcing the civilian authority, particularly in rural areas, are at the heart of the recommendations to the Government, as is the appeal to the URNG to abide by its commitments to refrain from intimidation and from sabotaging civilian facilities.
Abide by its commitments made through the ratification of international instruments(Chad);
Repeated promises by the Government to abide by its commitments have not materialized.
The Organization should summon up the political will to abide by its commitments and enforce the principles of international law.
Chad recommended that:(a) Saudi Arabia should abide by its commitments and that(b) the international community assists Saudi Arabia to face its challenges.
Peru has been abiding by its commitments.
It affirms that it is abiding by its commitments regarding non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and is implementing the international agreements and arrangements to which it is a party, namely.
Since the Committee had asked many questions on immigration and asylum policy, he wished to outline a number of initiatives that demonstrated Belgium ' s willingness to abide by its commitments under the 1951 Convention.
Israel must be compelled to abide by its obligations under international law, without exception, and by its commitments in the peace process, the terms of reference of which have been repeatedly reaffirmed and endorsed by the international community.
The international community should put pressure on Israel to abide by its commitments and to resume negotiations with the Syrian Arab Republic in order to work out a peaceful settlement for the Middle East as a whole.
For its part, my Government will continue to contribute to efforts towards democracy and will fully abide by its commitments under the General Peace Agreement for Mozambique, so as to achieve lasting peace and stability in our country and in the region.
In this context, France abides by its commitments, as expressed in their most recent form at the national level, in a European framework, at the NPT Review Conference in May 2005, during the last session of the United Nations General Assembly First Committee, or here a year ago.
The Government of Israel should abide by its commitments as stated in the road map and reiterated in the Annapolis joint statement of November 2007, namely, to immediately dismantle settlement outposts erected since March 2001 and to freeze, consistent with the Mitchell report, all settlement activity(including natural growth of settlements).
in one way or another, the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, and, secondly, because of the intransigence of the Israeli regime in failing to abide by its commitments and international norms and regulations.
Annex B Party achieves real reductions in net anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases which are greater than that determined by its commitments, this difference(in terms of the sum of annual reductions of tonnes of carbon equivalent)
We, the undersigned individuals and organizations express our deep concern for the fate of the hundreds of detainees in Hama Prison and call on the International Community to put pressure on the regime to abide by its commitments, in particular the previously agreed release of detainees. We also call upon the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross to take responsibility for the safety of the detainees of Hama Central Prison.
Pakistan stands by its commitment to fight the terrorist threat in Afghanistan.
The current Government was trying to lead by its commitment to law.
China has strictly abided by its commitment to a moratorium on nuclear tests.
His Government would stand by its commitment to release the remainder of them.