Examples of using Fields of competence in English and their translations into Arabic
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The United Nations could play a strong normative role in that regard without encroaching on the fields of competence of other institutions dealing with trade and finance that had a comparative advantage.
mainstreaming of gender equality perspectives in all the UNESCO fields of competence.
UNESCO action with regard to the eradication of poverty is carried out through major programmes and projects in its various fields of competence(social sciences, education, science, communication and culture).
One reason for the very high differentials is that new entrants to the labour force have greater difficulty locating jobs in their fields of competence than people already in the workforce.
The new Director-General of UNESCO, Ms. Irina Bokova, has, moreover, made gender equality one of the principal priorities of her mandate and is strongly engaged in pursuing this commitment through substantive programmes and concrete action in all UNESCO fields of competence.
A study on brain drain in French-speaking African countries was printed as a contribution to the ongoing worldwide reflection on this vital issue. Data was collected for a global data bank of women experts in UNESCO fields of competence.
give mandates to the Committee, the Division for Palestinian Rights and the Department of Public Information to undertake a programme of work in their fields of competence in keeping with the new requirements.
It also encouraged the governing bodies of specialized agencies to adopt programmes of action for the International Decade of the World ' s Indigenous People in their own fields of competence, in close cooperation with indigenous people.
In accordance with article 22 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, the specialized agencies are encouraged to submit a report on the implementation of the Convention in their fields of competence.
mainstreaming of gender equality perspectives in all UNESCO fields of competence.
Attached to the report of the Director-General are a draft declaration on tolerance(appendix I), information on the activities of UNESCO in its fields of competence(appendix II) and decision 5.4.3 of the UNESCO Executive Board(appendix III).
Functional commissions have been assigned, inter alia, specific responsibilities for follow-up to and review of the implementation of commitments made at recent major United Nations conferences within their own fields of competence.
A second pilot project, on creating learning networks for African teachers, has been initiated in Senegal and a contract has been established to develop a website of the 50 best African websites in UNESCO's fields of competence.
Given the wide impact that the science and practice of genetics had in different domains covered by the members and associate members of the Inter-Agency Committee on Bioethics, the roles of each entity remained relevant in their specific fields of competence.
A comprehensive document on the protection and promotion of the cultural rights of persons belonging to minorities, within UNESCO fields of competence, has been prepared and submitted to the Executive Board at its one hundred and forty-fourth session at its one hundred and forty-fourth session(144 EX/15 of 5 April 1994).
The first three draft resolutions(A/49/L.53, L. 54 and L.55) give mandates to the Committee, the Division for Palestinian Rights and the Department of Public Information to undertake a programme of work in their fields of competence while taking current developments into consideration.
every effort must be made to avoid possible interference between the fields of competence of the Security Council and the court.
A post-conflict overall support programme in UNESCO fields of competence for Côte d ' Ivoire was launched in 2008, and antennas have been established in countries with specific needs(Djibouti, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Sudan).
Regional arrangements or agencies can, in their fields of competence and in accordance with the Charter, make important contributions to the maintenance of international peace and security, including, where appropriate, through the peaceful settlement of disputes, preventive diplomacy, peacemaking, peace-keeping and post-conflict peace-building;
I would like in particular to stress the role played by the Council of Europe in the crisis in Kosovo in supporting United Nations efforts in the search for a peaceful settlement and its eagerness to offer its cooperation, in its fields of competence, to political and institutional reconstruction.