Examples of using Had signed in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Syrian Arab Republic had signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty, and was strongly in favour of a stronger and more effective system of safeguards.
During an exploratory mission to the country in December 1995, UNDP had signed the Standard Basic Assistance Agreement with Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Since 2005, Syria had begun to liberalize trade with other Arab States, had entered into agreements with Turkey and had signed a cooperation agreement with the EU.
For example, Slovakia had signed bilateral agreements on cooperation and mutual assistance on border matters with all of its neighbouring countries.
The President had signed a harmonizing law regulating the access of refugees in need of additional protection to social, educational and medical assistance.
As of 31 December 1998, nine States had signed the Agreement and one State had ratified it.
Chile indicated that it was party to 12 of the 13 universal counter-terrorism instruments, and had signed the 2005 International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism.
His country was seriously concerned about desertification and had signed and ratified the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification.
More than one thousand organizations had signed the Alliance ' s Employers ' Pledge of Fair Employment Practices.
In addition, anti-discriminatory legislation was being drafted, and South Africa had signed a number of other international instruments relating to gender equality.
In the area of the economy, the Government of France was working to stimulate the economy and provide jobs and had signed development contracts with all the provinces.
As at 1 July 2008, the Convention on the Rights of the Child had been ratified or acceded to by 193 States and two States had signed the Convention.
As at 1 July 1999, the Convention had been ratified or acceded to by 117 States. In addition, 9 States had signed the Convention.
On 9 November, then-President Gbagbo had signed a decree setting 28 November as the date for the second round of the presidential elections.
To date 40 States, including the five nuclear-weapon Powers, had signed protocols, nine of which had already entered into force.
The United Kingdom had signed its Additional Protocol in September 1998;
particularly since Luxembourg had signed the Optional Protocol,
It had signed a preferential tariffs agreement with Brazil, had extended its Partial Scope Agreements with other countries of the Southern Common Market(MERCOSUR) and was involved in the establishment of a free trade zone in the Americas.
It was regrettable that the countries which had signed the request were seeking action by the General Assembly in a hasty manner without allowing an opportunity for further consultation on an issue that was not urgent.
Similarly, in 2003, the Ministry of the Interior and the Bar Association had signed a protocol on criminal matters intended to safeguard every detainee ' s right to a defence, regardless of the length of detention.