Examples of using Firm in English and their translations into Arabic
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Reiterating its firm commitment to support the Government of Afghanistan in its efforts to advance the peace and reconciliation process, in line with the Kabul Conference communiqué of 20 July 2010 and the Bonn Conference conclusions.
The Commission also encouraged the authorities to take all necessary measures to implement the firm commitments made by the new Government, in particular those relating to electoral reforms and the completion of the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process.
It is a firm position of my Government that the right to safe drinking water and basic sanitation should be recognized as a human right, essential for the real and full enjoyment of life and all other human rights.
Take all necessary measures to protect the human rights, dignity and physical integrity of female members of the armed forces through an awareness-raising campaign, and also by taking firm judicial and disciplinary action against perpetrators(Austria);
Latvia would like to reiterate its firm support for the security
The United Arab Emirates is based on firm and strong values that seek to strengthen its relations on the basis of mutual respect, dialogue and cooperation and the abandonment of all forms of terrorism, violence and intolerance.".
contribute to greater awareness of the problem of access to basic services, the adoption of regulatory measures and firm and immediate steps to improve living conditions for the most disadvantaged population groups.
Our relationship, which is conducted in a spirit of equal partnership, is also based on firm and shared commitments to democracy, the promotion of human rights, good governance and respect for the rule of law, mutual respect and accountability.
Stressing its firm commitment to the cause of peace and stability throughout the Sudan and the region,
of Peacekeeping Operations in that area but considered that it was essential to continue with the reforms, which required a firm political will on the part of the Member States.
my Government is hopeful that the international community will take a firm stand against the Israeli military aggression in the area.
The Secretary-General should, to the extent possible, obtain firm commitments from all United Nations offices, agencies, funds and programmes operating in the same location prior to the commencement of major construction
The decision to extend the Treaty should be accompanied by a firm and solemn commitment on the part of the nuclear Powers to intensify their efforts to fulfil all the obligations they had assumed and to work effectively towards complete disarmament.
We are ready to establish a firm foundation for an open, transparent and participatory democratic political system by creating sound democratic institutions that reflect the collective political will and the cultural values of the Somali people.
The Council urges once again the authorities and all parties concerned in Burundi to set aside their differences, renounce the use of force and demonstrate a firm political will for a prompt settlement of the conflict.
recent period of tension, it was the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus which had demonstrated a firm commitment to peace, stability and cooperation in the island and the region.
The estimates for the biennium 2008-2009 reflect a conservative approach to the calculation of extrabudgetary resources, since they relate only to those projects for which firm commitments or preliminary indications from prospective donors have been received.
Thailand is encouraged that the theme of the general debate this year," Implementing a global partnership for development", responds to the immediate need to ensure that development goals are achieved on the firm basis of a global partnership.
The Committee reiterates its previous recommendation and urges Macao, China, to pursue negotiations with mainland China with a view to reaching a firm agreement on the transfer of offenders from Macao to the mainland, as a matter of priority.
In November 1998, the People's Representative Assembly adopted Decree XVII/MPR/1998, which emphasizes the need to adopt legislation which would put the work of the National Commission on Human Rights on a firm legal basis and guarantee its independence.