Examples of using Evolving international in English and their translations into Arabic
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taken to reform and adapt the United Nations to the evolving international realities, with a view to ensuring its efficient functioning in the era of globalization.
Human rights norms must shape the process of international economic policy formulation so that the benefits for human development of the evolving international trading regime will be shared equitably by all, in particular the most vulnerable sectors.
than ever a matter of urgency; in addition, considering the evolving international security environment, its entry into force is all the more relevant.
rooted in the past not only have persisted but have been compounded by new challenges arising from the evolving international environment.
In addition, resolution 56/26 B reaffirmed the role of the Conference on Disarmament as" the single multilateral disarmament negotiating forum of the international community" and called on it" to fulfil that role in the light of the evolving international situation".
Today, in the context of the new world order and a continually evolving international reality, it is imperative that the IPU and the United Nations further consolidate their alliance to address together the challenges of a newly emerging global agenda.
Research in this programme has been directed at the impact of evolving international structures and mechanisms, in finance, trade, technology and other areas, on growth in the three major areas of the developing world.
Evolving international law has confirmed that slavery is a crime against humanity and, as such, no culture, tradition or religious practice can
Yet, the need to reform and adapt the United Nations to the evolving international realities, with a view to ensuring its efficient functioning in the era of globalization, appears to have been universally recognized.
As indicated above, UNIDO has responded to the demands placed upon its services by its Member States and the evolving international development agenda by formulating a comprehensive corporate strategy focused on the central theme of productivity enhancement for growth and social advance.
Since then, the Assembly has contributed to the evolving international consensus over the strategies necessary to reduce the debt overhang of heavily indebted developing countries through its annual discussions and resolutions on the matter.
The first, on the theme" Consolidating peace in West Africa: regional challenges, transborder threats and the evolving international role", was held in Senegal on 20 and 21 October 2006 at the Gorée Institute.
These will provide best practice cases of optimal policies that facilitate the strongest attraction of FDI consistent with economic potential, national development objectives and the evolving international landscape.
New specialized assistance tools were developed and existing tools refined in order to fully cover the evolving international legal framework and assist Member States with the implementation of the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy.
On the other hand, recent judicial decisions and new legislation in some countries show promise that the situation may improve under certain circumstances, in accordance with evolving international standards regarding the human rights of indigenous peoples.
is intended to ensure that UNIDO ' s services remain relevant to the evolving international development agenda and the changing needs of its member states.
The United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law recently added the new lecture by Mr. José E. Alvarez" An Introduction to the Evolving International Investment Regime" to the Lecture Series section of its Web site.
Noting that, owing to uneven developments in the context of the evolving international debt strategy, further progress, including concrete measures and innovative approaches, is essential for the achievement of an effective, equitable, development-oriented and durable solution to the external debt problems of a large number of developing countries, particularly the poorest and most heavily indebted countries.
Notes that, owing to uneven developments within the context of the evolving international debt strategy, further progress, including new and concrete measures and innovative approaches, is essential as regards contributing to effective, equitable, development-oriented and durable solutions to the external debt and debt-servicing problems of developing countries, particularly the poorest and heavily indebted countries;
conditions of private capital flows needed to be analysed and better understood in order to ensure that they were not only consistent with the evolving international consensus on development, but also appropriate to the needs and priorities of developing countries.
