Examples of using Commitments made by in English and their translations into Arabic
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It involves the creation of a fund for financing development compacts on the basis of" callable contributions"- commitments made by the donors on a notional basis- whose disbursements can be decided on a case-by-case assessment by a support group.
(b) Identification of the least developed countries-specific international support measures that are most relevant to the country and corresponding details about the level of commitments made by development and trading partners in maintaining or phasing out those measures;
As a result, a document entitled" Strategies of Equality" was developed and delivered to the President of the Republic in March 1997, bringing to the scope of national policies and programs, those commitments made by Brazil to the international community.
country levels on the broad range of commitments made by the international community.
Support the establishment of suitable mechanisms to follow up the commitments made by the international community at this session of the General Assembly in order to combat the world drug problem in the next century.
The Special Representative noted commitments made by the Government, other political leaders and civil society organizations to the peace process, in particular the President ' s ongoing support for children and youth.
They violate the commitments made by some nuclear- weapon States under Security Council resolutions 255 and 984, as well as under the protocols to various nuclear- weapon- free- zone treaties.
The consensus statement adopted by the Forum reaffirmed the commitments made by the African Union leaders in Banjul in July 2006 to develop and implement national youth policies.
The re-establishment of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti to implement a long-term assistance programme and the commitments made by many donors within the interim cooperation framework discussed in Washington, D.C., in July 2004 were encouraging.
Despite the commitments made by the Government of Israel to cease settlement activity and international calls to halt expansion, settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory continue to expand in violation of Israel ' s obligations under international humanitarian law.
We hope that the mid-term review that we are discussing today will allow us to fulfil the commitments made by the international community to meet the development needs of this large part of humankind.
It will be guided by clearly agreed goals, its operations will be based on commitments made by partners and implementation will be supported through better linkages between institutions and improved monitoring systems.
Nations human rights system already had tools and mechanisms to monitor compliance with the commitments made by States concerning freedom of opinion and expression on the Internet.
Regrettably, the emergence of a new nuclear doctrine, setting rationale for the possible use of nuclear weapons against Non-Nuclear Weapon States, in the security policy of the United States, is a flagrant violation of the commitments made by the Nuclear Weapon States in the 2000 Review Conference.
Following the decision of the General Assembly to recognize the National Transitional Council of Libya as the legitimate representative of the country and the human rights commitments made by Libya, the Human Rights Council, on 28 September, recommended to the General Assembly that it lift the suspension of Libya ' s membership rights in the Human Rights Council at its current session.
It is also necessary to clarify that all commitments made by the countries members of the Southern Common Market(MERCOSUR) constitute an expression of the sovereign will of each of its member States; such commitments comply with international law and the legislation of each of those countries.
phase of stabilization and the United Nations system must respond through economic development programmes that promote sustainability in the efforts and commitments made by the Haitian authorities and the international community in its support and cooperation.
At the same time, we acknowledge the challenges set out in the Beirut progress report, and we resolve to overcome these challenges, recalling commitments made by States parties under the five-year Vientiane Action Plan to progress clearance and stockpile destruction, expand coverage of services for victims and survivors, and increase the level of resources provided for these tasks.
Encourages the further efforts of the Government of Rwanda to reconstruct the civil administration and the social, legal, economic and human rights infrastructure of Rwanda, and in this regard welcomes the commitments made by the Government of Rwanda to restore the rule of law and protect and promote respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms;
Encourages the further efforts of the Government of Rwanda to reconstruct the civil administration and the social, legal, economic and human rights infrastructure of Rwanda, notes that efforts in this regard are hampered by a lack of resources, and welcomes the commitments made by the Government of Rwanda to restore the rule of law and protect and promote respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms;