Examples of using Dealing with this issue in English and their translations into Arabic
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The section on oceans and coasts in the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation illustrates how far the international community has come in dealing with this issue.
At this session of the General Assembly informal consultations on a draft resolution dealing with this issue have already taken place.
calls upon the Security Council to take it into consideration when dealing with this issue.
That important event was attended by high-level representatives of the countries of the region dealing with this issue, as well as representatives of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization.
These consultations confirmed the importance attached to finding a mutually acceptable basis for dealing with this issue.
Does your organization deal with the issue of discrimination based on work and descent? Give some details with regard to the legal basis and the unit or section dealing with this issue.
Visitors to the site are invited to suggest new websites dealing with this issue or with other issues related to science and technology for development.
Libya strongly rejects the use of double standards when dealing with this issue and the practice of discrimination between States with respect to nuclear non-proliferation.
Before dealing with this issue, permit me to make a few observations about the work of the CD in 1996.
In addition, it has been used in UNHCR training and regional workshops dealing with this issue.
Therefore, to us this is a no-go zone, and to insist on dealing with this issue in conjunction with the expansion suggests ulterior motives.
Uruguay would like to express its readiness to cooperate with the Secretariat and other bodies of our Organization in dealing with this issue.
The United States Supreme Court recently granted review in two cases dealing with this issue.
End-user empowerment and education might be more effective in dealing with this issue.
ministerial agreements dealing with this issue, granting powers to more than 25 agencies of the three branches of the State which operate with overlapping mechanisms of negotiation, administration, distribution and assignment of rights.
It was considered important to inform and sensitise all agents dealing with this issue, which is why the guidelines were integrated into the National Action Plan for Employment of 2003.
First: It congratulates the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya on the flexibility it has demonstrated and what may be characterized as its urbane and realistic behaviour in dealing with this issue and agreeing that its citizens should be tried in a third, neutral country. It expresses profound disquiet at the grievous material and human losses sustained by the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and its people as a result of the sanctions imposed on that country during this period.
Other ways of dealing with this issue are: to support the review and development of urban environmental policies; to promote the use of policy instruments that have yielded good results; to promote the adoption of environmentally sound technologies for urban environmental management; to build capacities in order to enable stakeholders to be involved in urban environmental policy-making; and to support demonstration projects and best practices, particularly in Africa.
There are also judicial precedents dealing with this issue.
The Government of Switzerland led the Working Group dealing with this issue.