Examples of using In preventing and combating in English and their translations into Arabic
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(f) Report of the Executive Director on international cooperation in preventing and combating illicit international trafficking in forest products, including timber, wildlife and other forest biological resources(E/CN.15/2009/7);
Reaffirming also the necessity of international cooperation in preventing and combating all aspects of trafficking in cultural property, and noting that such cultural property is
Preparatory regional project on fostering cooperation between non-governmental organizations and law enforcement entities in preventing and combating human trafficking in, from and to the Baltic Sea region(XEET56).
Urges States parties to use the Convention for broad cooperation in preventing and combating criminal offences against cultural property, especially in returning such proceeds of crime or property to their legitimate owners, in accordance with article 14, paragraph 2, of the Convention;
States should demonstrate a strong political commitment in preventing and combating child sex tourism, taking into account that such policies would not be detrimental to the tourism industry, while ensuring the fulfilment of their legal obligations.
The Council reaffirmed the necessity of international cooperation in preventing and combating all aspects of trafficking in cultural property, and noted that such
Reaffirming the necessity of international cooperation in preventing and combating all aspects of trafficking in cultural property, and noting that such cultural property
To that end, it has undertaken to strengthen cooperation in preventing and combating all forms of criminal activities with regional or international implications
It will continue to coordinate the work of the Inter-Agency Coordination Group against Trafficking in Persons, which brings together key United Nations agencies and international organizations that are involved in preventing and combating trafficking in persons for the purpose of increased coordination and cooperation.
building capacity would facilitate the work of enforcement agencies in preventing and combating illegal traffic more effectively.
On July 9, 2010 the Parliament adopted the Law no. 167, proposing amendments and additions to a range of legal acts, ensuring thus the mechanism of implementation of legal provisions in preventing and combating of domestic violence.
Furthermore, the exposure of risks of human trafficking in supply chains has led to the introduction of laws in some home States requiring disclosure of specific information to scrutinize the efforts of the private sector in preventing and combating human trafficking.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC) mainstreams the promotion of the role of women in arms control, particularly in preventing and combating the illicit trade in firearms, through the development of holistic programmes aimed at the implementation of the Firearms Protocol.
Encourages African States to examine the efforts undertaken in other regions such as by the Organization of American States and the European Union in preventing and combating illicit arms flows, and to consider adopting similar measures as appropriate;
Also welcomes the active engagement of enforcement organizations and networks in preventing and combating illegal traffic in hazardous wastes and other wastes, and invites those organizations and networks to continue their collaboration with the Secretariat on activities aimed at assisting parties to prevent and combat illegal traffic;
Invites parties to share information, through the Secretariat, on the activities undertaken pursuant to paragraph 8 of the present decision and on best practices in preventing and combating illegal traffic and to report confirmed cases of illegal traffic to the Secretariat using the prescribed form for confirmed cases of illegal traffic;
The Assembly also urged States parties to use the Convention for broad cooperation in preventing and combating criminal offences against cultural property and invited States parties to exchange information on all aspects of criminal offences against cultural property and to coordinate measures for the prevention, early detection and punishment of such offences.
While appreciating the State party ' s efforts in preventing and combating trafficking in persons, including the adoption of the State Targeted Social Programme on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings for the period up to 2015 and the establishment of additional centres of social and psychological assistance for victims, the Committee is concerned about the persistence of such practices in the State party.