Examples of using Identified in chapter in English and their translations into Arabic
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For instance, while focal points among the United Nations organizations are clearly assigned within ACC/SWR for each of the key areas identified in chapter 18 of Agenda 21, based in principle on the comparative advantage of each United Nations organization and its leading role in the key selected area(see para. 24 below), this arrangement is not systematically considered or adhered to at the country level.
Draws the attention of Governments to the importance for the International Law Commission of having their views on the various aspects involved in the topics on the agenda of the Commission identified in chapter III of its report, including in particular on the draft articles and commentaries on the law of transboundary aquifers;Official Records of the General Assembly, Sixty-first Session, Supplement No. 10(A/61/10), paras. 75 and 76.
Given the magnitude of the financial resource needs for national population and development programmes(as identified in chapter XIII), and assuming that recipient countries will be able to generate sufficient increases in domestically generated resources, the need for complementary resource flows from donor countries would be in the order of(in 1993 US dollars): $5.7 billion in 2000; $6.1 billion in 2005; $6.8 billion in 2010;
Much of the savings realized from the proposal to finance CDM and ITL from income outside the core budget and to ensure that the core budget no longer subsidizes supplementary activities has been redeployed to support the key areas identified in chapter III. The proposed overall budgetary requirements for the 2008- 2009 biennium are presented by programme in table 1(comparison with the current biennium at programme level is not possible in table 1 because of the restructuring).
Substantial reductions of peak tariffs and tariff escalation in sectors of export interest to developing countries, as identified in chapters I and II, would go a long way in expanding exports from many of these economies in line with their comparative advantage in international trade.
Convinced that the means of implementation identified in chapters 33 and 34 of Agenda 21, in particular the provision of adequate and predictable financial resources and the transfer of environmentally sound technologies to developing countries, require stronger commitments and concrete action so as to enhance the full implementation of the Programme for the Further Implementation of Agenda 21, adopted at its nineteenth special session.
Those investments in infrastructure are identified in chapter I, above.
Seven key programme areas for the freshwater sector were identified in chapter 18 of Agenda 21.
Paragraph 6 had been reformulated to refer to the specific issues identified in chapter III of the Commission ' s report.
Some issues requiring further guidance by the SBI when finalizing the draft MOU for approval by the COP are identified in chapter II B below.
The need to develop information networks which link national, subregional, regional and international systems is specifically identified in chapter 34 and other chapters of Agenda 21.
These resources have been identified in chapter IV of this document and the programme of work(FCCC/SBI/2003/5/Add.1), so that only Parties which have ratified the Protocol would make contributions to these costs.
The three thematic areas of economic empowerment, governance and human rights along with the five strategies identified in chapter II above will define and guide programme-related work for the next three years;
Oversight activities as articulated in the Oversight Policy will assess compliance and adherence to the accountability framework and will be communicated to the Executive Board through the reports identified in chapter II, section E.
As to the specific issues identified in chapter III of the report on which comments would be of particular interest to the Commission, his delegation envisaged in reply to the question raised in paragraph 32, three distinct cases.
with respect to the sustainability of the agricultural and rural development path pursued, the nature of the environmental problems and the importance given to each specific programme area identified in chapter 14 of Agenda 21.
For example, based on the consensus at the International Conference on Population and Development, held at Cairo in 1994, IOM has developed specific responses to many of the migration situations that were identified in chapter X of the Programme of Action of the Conference.
Paragraph 3 had been updated to draw the attention of Governments to the importance for the International Law Commission of receiving their views, in particular on all the specific issues identified in chapter III of its report,
Draws the attention of Governments to the importance for the International Law Commission of having their views by 31 January 2015 on the various aspects of the topics on the agenda of the Commission, in particular on all the specific issues identified in chapter III of its report, regarding.