Examples of using Despite the commitment in English and their translations into Arabic
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Despite the commitment and personal efforts of the judges and the cooperation provided by several countries in setting up the Tribunal, he[the Special Rapporteur] is concerned that the pressure weighing on the judges
Despite the commitment and personal efforts of the judges and the cooperation provided by several countries in setting up the Tribunal, he is concerned that the pressure
Despite the commitment the international community has shown in the fight against piracy, acts of piracy continue to be carried out, in increasingly sophisticated ways and over a larger geographical area, which means that more needs to be done.
Despite the commitment to double aid to Africa by 2010, actual official development assistance to the continent, excluding debt relief and humanitarian aid, has barely increased since 2004.
In Bakamba/Tshilunde the FAC troops have not yet vacated the town, which falls under RCD-Goma control according to the disengagement plans despite the commitment made by the Government to comply by December 2001.
Consistent with Goal 8, the new development framework should incorporate a stronger global partnership for development; in the wake of the financial crisis some developed countries had implemented protectionist measures which had affected global trade, despite the commitment to develop an open and non-discriminatory trading system.
Despite the commitment made by Governments to ensure the well-being of children affected by AIDS at the special session of the General Assembly on HIV/AIDS in 2001, there is little data available to develop a baseline on their situation, which is necessary to evaluate the response.
In Guinea, despite the commitment to tackle organized crime expressed by the national authorities on several occasions, including during a meeting between the regional representative of UNODC and the President of Guinea in January 2014, it has proven difficult to start the implementation of WACI in the country due to the lack of funding and, more recently, the Ebola outbreak.
Moreover, despite the commitment by the Government to use the Management and Coordination Mechanism which was created by means of the memorandum of understanding between the Government and the International Organization for Migration(IOM) on 21 August to determine the feasibility of return and relocation, some authorities have acted unilaterally, forcing internally displaced persons to move.
Despite the commitment of 115 States that are bound by the ban on cluster munitions, the weapon has been used with seven instances recorded since entry into force, and continue to kill and injure people with as many as 94 per cent being innocent civilians, including women and children.
Douma, 28 March: Despite the commitment of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that medicines would be included in this convoy, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in negotiations with the Red Crescent and OCHA, refused to include medicines or medical supplies in the convoy, while 15 trucks of food and non-food items entered Douma that day.
Developing new nuclear weapon systems, constructing new facilities for the production of nuclear weapons and resuming efforts to develop and deploy tactical nuclear weapons, despite the commitment to effectively reduce them, are among the long list of instances of non-compliance by the United States with its obligations.
Over the past year, virtually no progress has been made in reaching an agreement on issues affecting Africa in the Doha Round of trade negotiations. This is despite the commitment of the G-20 leaders, at the G-20 Summit in Seoul in November 2010, to conclude the Doha Round by the end of 2011, emphasizing the critical role of trade in the global economic recovery.
Despite the commitment of the international community in the United Nations Millennium Declaration(General Assembly resolution 55/2) to reduce by half the proportion of people who suffer from hunger by 2015, persistent hunger and malnutrition remain the norm for close to 842 million people around the world suffering from hunger, approximately 2 billion suffering from micronutrient deficiencies and more than 200 million children under five years of age suffering from malnutrition.
Cases of non-compliance with nuclear disarmament obligations include: developing new nuclear-weapon systems such as mini-nuclear weapons; constructing new facilities for producing nuclear weapons; modernizing existing nuclear-weapon systems; resuming efforts to develop and deploy tactical nuclear weapons despite the commitment to effectively reduce them; and lowering the threshold for the actual use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States.
Mr. Ziegler(Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the right to food) said that global hunger continued to increase, despite the commitment of Member States to halve hunger by 2015 and the fact that the world could produce enough food to feed more than double the world ' s current population.
Despite the commitment of relevant authorities, some issues persisted due to low levels of resources and insufficient awareness.