Examples of using Implications in English and their translations into Arabic
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It will be necessary for both parties to actively work to ensure that the document is widely distributed and its implications understood by the Sudanese population.
Mr. Zhang(Secretary of the Committee) informed the members that draft resolutions A/C.4/61/L.9 to L. 12 and L. 14 to L. 18 had no programme budget implications.
At its forty-fifth session the Subcommission decided, by its decision 1993/102, to include on its agenda a new item, entitled" Implications of humanitarian activities for the enjoyment of human rights".
impartially to assess the implications of new internal conflicts.
While these topics are largely technical, the Major Group on Children and Youth seeks to consider the social and economical implications of each.
International solidarity must take into account the asymmetric power relations between and among States, which have implications in relation to rights, mutual obligations and equitable relationships.
Also with regard to agenda item 132, the Committee considered and recommended the adoption of four statements of programme budget implications.
The observer for Australia felt that this problem might be solved once the concerned delegations had had the time to review the implications of the distinction.
The Advisory Committee notes from paragraph 7 of the report that revised programme budget implications were not presented prior to the introduction and adoption of the draft decision presented by the President of the Human Rights Council.
The Committee also had before it a statement of the programme budget implications of draft resolution A/C.2/68/L.61, submitted by the Secretary-General in accordance with rule 153 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly(A/C.2/68/L.53).
Special attention will be given to the evolution of global imbalances and the terms of trade and to assessing the implications of unchecked commodity price volatility in articulating policy responses at the national, regional and global levels.
Statement submitted by the Secretary-General on the administrative and financial implications of the decisions and recommendations contained in the report of the International Civil Service Commission in accordance with rule 153 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly.
Concern had been expressed about the proposed implementation date of 1 July 2006 for the new mobility and hardship arrangements. Clarification had also been sought on the financial and legal implications resulting from the choice of date.
The meeting addressed the development implications of the proliferation of investment agreements, and identified and clarified the key issues to be further analysed in order to enhance the capacity of developing countries to harness the development potential of IIAs.
A dialogue between UNCTAD and several non-governmental organizations(NGOs) took place in Port Louis in December 2006 with a view to identifying the target population groups UNCTAD could address in an effort to explain the implications of globalization for that country.
The Executive Board may recall from document DP/1996/36 that the establishment and abolition of posts in UNOPS does not have direct financial implications to Member States since there is no assessed budget funding of these posts.
The strategy will focus on developing national capacity to identify new opportunities for trading goods and services and to address the business implications of the multilateral trading system by linking national capacity to specific products and markets.
In accordance with rule 153 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, the Council was provided, where appropriate, with a statement of programme budget implications prior to the adoption of its resolutions and decisions.
The high uncertainty associated with estimating the risk of climate change impacts has serious implications on establishing an effective climate change insurance regime and for developing a framework for the implementation of insurance-related activities in disaster-prone countries.
Mr. Lee(Secretary of the Committee) said that the remaining draft resolution with financial implications concerned the publication of the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs and the Repertoire of Practice of the Security Council.