Examples of using Envisioned in English and their translations into Arabic
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It would be also essential to realize the purpose of the institutional reform that Member States envisioned at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development.
The report envisioned such cooperation taking place with the authorization of the Security Council, which would sanction a regional arrangement
Others envisioned thematic issues as a framework for an integrated approach to the assessment of issues and action programmes.
Reiterating support for the convening of an international conference in Moscow, as envisioned by the Security Council in resolution 1850(2008) and the Quartet statement of 23 September 2011,
The implementation of sustainable development as envisioned in Agenda 21 and the outcomes of
The Committee requests the State party to ensure that the envisioned national human rights institution be mandated to protect and promote the provisions of the Covenant, and that adequate financial resources be provided for its independent operations.
As the Committee has asserted in the past(see A/62/540, para. 33), the resource requirements for such positions should have been requested on the basis of the actual number of work-months required for the tasks envisioned.
Now that the Security Council has finally begun to play the role envisioned for it by the founders, it is essential that we ensure that any changes enhance,
It reiterates its attachment to the full implementation of all provisions of this resolution and urges all concerned parties to cooperate fully with the Security Council and the Secretary-General to achieve a permanent ceasefire and a long-term solution as envisioned in the resolution.
The Economic and Social Council, in its agreed conclusions 1995/1, also envisioned contributing to an overall review of the implementation of the programme of action of a United Nations conference at its coordination segment.
we consider it important to ensure a balance in the functioning of the General Assembly, the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council, as envisioned in the Charter of this Organization.
Chapter III continues the inquiry into that battle by examining whether or not the world has progressed towards a society for all as envisioned at the Summit 10 years ago.
Mr. Hussain(Pakistan) said that, at the World Conference on Human Rights, held in Vienna in 1993, universal respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms had been envisioned as a necessary precondition for international peace and security.
The peaceful and legal conclusion of the border conflict between Eritrea and Ethiopia as envisioned in the provisions of the Algiers Agreements was a good occasion for the Security Council to consider the matter
Our delegation continues to believe that their implementation would contribute further to improving the effectiveness of the methods of work of the Committee, as the General Assembly envisioned when it adopted resolutions 58/41 and 59/95 by consensus.
However, the proposed Association of Caribbean States conference of oceans and law of the sea experts, envisioned in the plan of action presented in 2008, has not yet been held since the Legal Subcommission held its inaugural meeting as recently as 16 March 2010.
The internal directive for the Standing Police Capacity envisioned a standing cadre of police and civilian professionals with law enforcement expertise who possess a unique blend of leadership and managerial qualities.
The regime envisioned by the Guide is intended to be a single, comprehensive regime for secured transactions, affecting the widest possible array of assets, parties, secured obligations, security rights and other rights and financing practices.
Where States have enacted a modern secured transaction regime of the type envisioned in the Guide, the seller is able to protect itself by obtaining an acquisition security right in the assets, and therefore the policy
However, the scale of the new construction is larger than anything envisioned historically.