Examples of using Fully in English and their translations into Arabic
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There are eighteen lodges and six chalets, the former fully equipped and the latter with communal ablutions and without crockery or cutlery.
Mr. Sena(Brazil) said that his delegation fully supported the resource requests relating to oceans and the law of the sea.
In line with the French Government ' s policy of strengthening cooperation in this area, it fully supported UNCTAD ' s work on competition.
The representative of Luxembourg will shortly make a statement on behalf of the European Union, and Denmark fully associates itself with that statement.
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At the end of their deliberations, the regional leaders adopted a joint communiqué declaring their readiness to cooperate fully with the United Nations and to contribute as appropriate to measures aimed at avoiding a catastrophe in Burundi(S/1996/620).
Urges all relevant United Nations bodies, funds and programmes to cooperate fully with the Secretary-General in the conduct of the study and, whenever possible, draw attention to it, so as to expand opportunities for contribution to its preparation and follow-up;
Urges the Secretary-General to implement fully the strategic plan, noting that his visible commitment is essential to the achievement of the targets set by the General Assembly and the goals and objectives contained in the strategic plan;
UNCTAD should ensure that the concerns of women and the needs they have for participating fully in the international trade sector be addressed within the Joint UNCTAD/ITC/WTO Integrated Technical Assistance Programme in Selected African Countries(JITAP).
URGES the universities to collaborate and cooperate with one another and to fully implement the Memorandum of Agreement signed on 20 November 2006 in Kuwait City, State of Kuwait for improvement and reform of the universities;
Finally, Indonesia remains fully committed to the people of East Timor and to supporting them in their hopes and aspirations to build a better and more stable future for their children and themselves as Indonesian citizens.
I therefore call on Member States to engage fully in the universal periodic review process and to give the necessary follow-up at the national level to the outcomes of the review to ensure the effective protection and implementation of human rights.
(h) The Commission reiterated the need for the United Nations Development Programme to be fully transparent in its methods of statistical work in preparing the Human Development Report and called for consultation with all parties concerned;
Chile has fully met its obligations under the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms as well as in notifications to the Organization of American States(OAS), and it will continue to work for the universalization of this valuable instrument of transparency.
that election results do not fully reflect the influence of and potential support for extremist parties
The Council reaffirms its strong commitment to the sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and emphasizes the need to respect fully the principles of noninterference, goodneighbourliness and regional cooperation.
It urged Cambodia to observe fully the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders, and to take steps to ensure that lawyers are not subject to inappropriate influence
(f) In view of the growing importance of competition and related development issues, the participants were of the view that UNCTAD ' s organizational structure should fully reflect the order of priority attached by member States to the work in this area.
the Committee remains concerned that domestic legislation does not fully reflect all the principles and provisions of the Convention.
To recall the commitment of the Security Council to the sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of all States in the region and to emphasize the need to respect fully the principle of non-interference, good-neighbourliness and regional cooperation.