Examples of using Further notes that in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee further notes that the stereotyping of women remains rooted in Haitian society, particularly as regards household financial management and the image of women in some school textbooks(arts. 3, 25 and 26).
Further notes that the categories of workers who are prohibited from exercising their right to strike include a broad range of workers in the public service, defence and communications fields.
Further notes that the work programme of the Commission set out in the report of the Commission on its twenty-eighth session contains a request that the work of the Inter-Agency Task Force be expanded to include migration issues(E/1995/27, annex I, sect. III);
Further notes that each of the regional groups has the responsibility to actively promote the participation in the work of the Committee and its subsidiary bodies of the member States of the Committee that are also members of the respective regional groups, and agrees that the regional groups should consider this Committee-related matter among their members;
Further notes that national institutions can make an important contribution to the ongoing process of developing regional human rights arrangements in the Asian and Pacific region, including in areas such as human rights education, mutual cooperation and information sharing, and welcomes, in this respect, the work of the Asia- Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Institutions;
Further notes that the Board encouraged the Investment Management Service of the Fund to adhere to the principles of the Global Compact to the extent possible without compromising the four established investment criteria of safety, liquidity, convertibility and profitability; the Board also urged the Investment Management Service to continue its efforts to collect tax refunds from several Member States.
Further notes that Mountain Partnership members committed themselves to implement the Partnership in accordance with Economic and Social Council resolution 2003/61 of 25 July 2003, and calls on them to comply with the criteria and guidelines agreed in the decision taken by the Commission on Sustainable Development at its eleventh session;
Further notes that the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Board, on the basis of the application of the methodology approved by the Board and agreed upon by the Interim Commission for the International Trade Organization, has made a recommendation for the termination of the membership of the Interim Commission for the International Trade Organization in the Fund effective 31 December 1998;
Further notes that funds available for new funding approvals amounted to USD 115.8 million as at 31 July 2013 and that potential cumulative additional resources from the monetization of certified emission reductions up to the end of 2020 are estimated at USD 15- 30 million;
Further notes that the general-purpose resources of the Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Fund are presented as a single budget, with accounts to be kept separate, and that general-purpose expenditure will be apportioned between the two funds in accordance with the income that each generates;
Further notes that the general-purpose resources of the Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Fund are presented as a single budget and that general-purpose expenditure will be apportioned between the two funds in accordance with the income that each generates;
Further notes that the disparity continues between developed and developing countries in respect of the cost and quality of access and that in developed, high-income economies, the average cost of a broadband connection is significantly less than in developing countries, both in nominal terms and as a percentage of the average monthly income;
Further notes that the programme support cost resources of the Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Fund are presented as a single budget, with accounts to be kept separate, and that programme support cost expenditure will be apportioned between the two funds in accordance with the income that each generates;
Further notes that the programme support cost resources of the Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Fund are presented as a single budget and that programme support cost expenditure will be apportioned between the two funds in accordance with the income that each generates;
Further notes that a rising level of Internet penetration alone does not necessarily guarantee an information society for all and that the information society requires complementary efforts and funds to make access affordable and to facilitate the development of the skills needed to make use of services and equipment and to develop local content;
Further notes that the programme support cost resources of the Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Fund are presented as a single budget and that programme support cost expenditure will be
Further notes that the programme support costs resources of the Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Fund are presented as a single budget and that programme support expenditures will be apportioned between the two Funds in accordance with the income that each generates;
Further notes that reductions in total contributions to regular resources may be compensated in 2011 by actual and projected currency-exchange gains based on the official United Nations rates of exchange as at 1 May 2011, and, therefore, regular resources may reach $1 billion for the current year;
It further notes that the same Appeal Court had already decided on that matter, rejecting the application of this new law, in its decision of 4 August 2005; and that the Supreme Court ignored such decision and ordered the Appeal Court to review its previous verdict on this specific issue.