Examples of using Impinging in English and their translations into Arabic
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There are plans for a regional workshop on security issues to provide practical recommendations and lesson learned for the region in order to help to address the fundamental causes of instability without impinging upon human rights.
we are seeing an effort by some to exercise extraterritorial powers through domestic legislation, impinging upon the freedom of other States to pursue independent foreign policies and trading practices.
The only institution that has the breadth of mandate to address the root causes of instability and conflict and to pursue in a comprehensive and integrated manner the wide array of economic, social and environmental issues impinging on development.”(A/51/950, para. 128).
Assaha, the Lebanese traditional village, aspires to look up to innovation and development. It also aims at consolidating its standards and confirming its Brand Identity without impinging the authenticity that is highly tied to the ancient heritage and creative human civilizations.
it is important that the Security Council act strictly within its area of competence and without impinging on the areas of responsibility of other principal bodies of the United Nations.
We must therefore also examine the possibility of a limited increase in the number of the Council ' s non-permanent members to satisfy the wish for improved representativeness for certain regional groups without impinging upon the Council ' s effectiveness.
(e) The commonalties between missiles and space-launch-vehicle technology, the right of all States to the development and use of space-related technology for peaceful purposes and the need to address security concerns without impinging on the peaceful uses of space-related technologies;
Assaha, the Lebanese traditional village, aspires to look up to innovation and development. It also aims at consolidating itsstandards and confirming its Brand Identity without impinging the authenticity that is highly tied to theancient heritage and creative human civilizations.
the body becomes more representative and democratic without impinging on its efficiency and effectiveness.
They underlined that if impunity for such crimes prevailed, the work of judges would be at serious risk, thereby impinging on the effective independence of the judiciary and the consolidation of the rule of law and democracy.
Ms. Apinelu(Tuvalu) said that the results of the overall review by the Government of all laws would determine whether amendments would be made to laws impinging on women ' s rights.
If it's impinging on the spine, I will remove it.
Just above the temporal lobe, but medially impinging on the limbic system.
His first activities impinging on me I don't hear about beforehand from you.
Such arrangements had worked effectively in other countries, without impinging on the independence of the media.
She has multiple disc herniations impinging on her nerve roots, which is causing pain in her legs.
(d) Target" hardening" without impinging upon the quality of the built environment or limiting free access to public space;
The land served as"a gateway to India, impinging on the ancient Silk Road, which carried trade from the Mediterranean to China".
Besides impinging on efficiency,"… systems that lack sufficient accountability contain a greater than usual potential for political patronage, bureaucratization, irregular practices and corruption.".
The current resolution should not be seen as in any way on impinging on that role or as setting a precedent for future administrative changes in the Secretariat.