Examples of using Common definition in English and their translations into Arabic
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Despite the ongoing failure of the international community to agree on a common definition of terrorism, some Governments are conveniently paying deference to each other by uncritically accepting the denomination of even non-violent dissent as subversion and terrorism.
situation of human rights in the Sudan) said that a common definition of the right to development needed to be worked out in another forum, in Geneva, so that the issue would not have to be revisited each year.
The CSCM[process] should not aim at providing a solution to conflicts tackled directly, but should be a permanent mechanism for dialogue and negotiations whereby at each meeting progress is made in the common definition of principles and methods of action”.
In a series of meetings in the context of the High-Level Committee on Management(HLCM), United Nations organizations have agreed on a common definition of principles for the purpose of cost recovery.
Furthermore, the interviews conducted by the Inspectors with senior training officials revealed that there was in the United Nations system neither a common definition nor a common understanding of training.
The Committee was informed that, in a series of meetings in the context of the High-level Committee on Management(HLCM), the executing agencies have agreed on a common definition of principles for the purpose of cost recovery(DP/2004/35, paragraph 10).
Establishment of a global database of definitions e.g. by the FAO in collaboration with the other CPF members, including a common definition of forest degradation and forest types, and making information broadly available e.g. through the web; and.
A broadly based review team, with members from the various organizations, should be established to analyse the different definitions and suggest a common definition for each product and for some key concepts, such as production and stocks.
The glossary would be included in a United Nations publication, of a non-binding legal nature, aimed at providing the Member States and all other interested parties with a common definition of the basic terms and concepts used in United Nations documents on governance and public administration.
A high-level conference should be convened under the auspices of the United Nations in order to formulate a joint organized response of the international community to terrorism in all its forms and manifestations and to elaborate a common definition of terrorism.
Member States should increase such cooperation and abide by the principles of the international instruments relating to terrorism. In that regard, the adoption of a common definition of terrorism would contribute to the collective effort to eradicate that evil.
depending on local conditions; however, it urges further efforts to formulate a common definition of programme support, while recognizing that some differences in approach may continue to apply.
While system-wide and Secretariat-wide knowledge management task forces have been established to address the issue within the larger context of strengthening knowledge management, there is still no single and common definition of" lessons learned" in the Secretariat.
on Knowledge Management(formerly known as the Secretariat Task Force on Knowledge Sharing) is to help build an effective collaborative environment in which United Nations personnel and their stakeholders capture, share and own the substantive knowledge relevant to their expertise(see A/62/793, table 1), this group has not developed a common definition of lessons learned at the Secretariat level.
Looking for a common definition.
Absence of a common definition.
Working with a common definition is an important requirement in constructing a strategy.
There is no agreement on a common definition of a green economy.
There was also a need to agree on a common definition of" aliens".
Until recently, the region did not have a common definition or coherent subregional institutions.