Examples of using Dealing with cases in English and their translations into Arabic
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(d) Also urging donors to assist in ensuring the enhanced capacity and technical expertise of judicial officials and other relevant authorities in dealing with cases involving children.
(a) The principle of confidentiality, non-disclosure of information to persons who are not interested parties, and dealing with cases on an individual basis;
Crimes against women are slow to be investigated, because of human resource constraints and bureaucratic red tape. There is also a lack of privacy in dealing with cases.
The only African-run law firm in the country, it was popular with aggrieved blacks, often dealing with cases of police brutality.
The DPSS is also responsible for the implementation of several recent laws dealing with cases of custody disputes, marital problems, family violence and child abuse.
The Australian Federal Police, who are experienced in dealing with cases of exploitation of children have taken the initiative of training police officers.
(c) At the lack of awareness and understanding of State officials dealing with cases of trafficking, as well as corruption and the involvement of law enforcement agents in criminal trafficking activities;
The purpose of this Law is to provide effective mechanisms for dealing with cases of cross-border insolvency so as to promote the objectives of.
The purpose of this Law is to provide effective mechanisms for dealing with cases of cross-border insolvency so as to promote the objectives of.
It stated that the functions of certain structures seemed to overlap and asked if there was an arbitration body dealing with cases of overlap in jurisdiction.
(c) Provide ongoing training for members of the unit mentioned above and for other professionals dealing with cases of child abuse and neglect;
The Islamic Republic of Iran was concerned by the selective approach of the Council and its double standards in dealing with cases of aggression and threats to international peace and security.
The provision proposed for non-judicial activities is $73,750, and $332,324 for dealing with cases.
As a result, the Police Department drafted a code of conduct for police officers dealing with cases in which women were victims of violence.
Members of both mechanisms shared their experiences in dealing with cases of arbitrary detention and enforced disappearance, highlighting commonalities and differences in their working methods and practice.
While noting that every court in the State party has a judge specialized in dealing with cases of children and that issues of children in conflict with the law are regulated in the criminal legislation, the Committee remains concerned that.
OIOS looked at the functional responsibilities of all the organizational entities involved in the appeals and disciplinary processes and their respective time lines for dealing with cases.
Mr. Mamhare reported that the Southern African Development Community had a legal framework for trade calling on member States to cooperate at the pre-investigation stage when dealing with cases relating to cross-border anticompetitive behaviour.
Accordingly, after meeting with senior officers and the Commissioner of Police, she had provided police stations with a list of instructions, including specific questions to ask a victim, for police officers dealing with cases of violence against women.
(c) Other preventive measures, including capacity-building for specialization of prosecutors and judges in dealing with cases involving the transfer of funds or assets of illicit origin.