Examples of using Issue with a view in English and their translations into Arabic
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In his view, the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space was the appropriate body for further discussion of that issue with a view to the development of legal and technical concepts relating to the geostationary orbit.
It is becoming increasingly clear that unless the necessary political will is mobilized to find pragmatic and innovative ways to approach the issue with a view to promoting more democratic, effective and modern institutions, progress will remain quite limited.
My Department would like an early implementation of the Secretary-General ' s stated readiness to find a swift solution, and it has sought to address the issue with a view to reaching an agreement that conforms to the rules and regulations of the United Nations as well as to international norms.
that the Security Council, in its resolution 1573(2004), had reaffirmed the need to fight against impunity, and had taken note of my intention to continue to explore possible ways to address this issue with a view to making proposals as appropriate.
The Committee, with the support of the Panel of Experts, has actively begun to look into the issue with a view to determining what steps might be taken to alleviate such unintended difficulties.
My Representative in Guinea-Bissau has conveyed to the authorities the need to address this issue with a view to understanding the wider implications of such a measure on peace, security, justice and the rule of law.
Reaffirms the need to fight against impunity and, in this regard, takes note of the Secretary-General ' s intention to continue to explore possible ways to address this issue with a view to making proposals as appropriate;
Moreover, the Advisory Committee recommended that the Executive Committee of UNHCR examine the issue with a view to providing further policy directive, in particular with regard to government implementing partners,
There is therefore a need for reflection on this issue with a view to articulating agreed guidelines to provide States with clear criteria and elements upon which to design counter-terrorism measures that do not overstep the bounds of what is necessary and lawful in the area of human rights protection.
The Special Rapporteur expresses the wish that he will be able to carry out further work on this issue with a view to finding the best ways to prohibit trade in and production of equipment specifically designed to inflict torture
Action: The SBI will be invited to continue its deliberations on this issue with a view to recommending a draft decision on the assessment of the funding necessary to assist developing countries in fulfilling their commitments under the Convention over the next replenishment cycle of the GEF for adoption by the COP at its fourteenth session.
Mr. Lingov(interpretation from Russian): Mongolia was among the first to co-sponsor General Assembly resolution 49/l36 entitled“Public administration and development” which, inter alia, called for the resumed session to consider this issue with a view to exchanging the experiences and reviewing the activities of the United Nations in this field and making relevant recommendations.
It had found that a number of steps were required in order to build an institutional and regulatory framework as well as technical expertise in those countries, and had agreed to continue its deliberations on this issue with a view to developing guidance on good practices for implementing IFRS.
The Conference on Disarmament agrees to continue studying the issue with a view to arriving at a solution by the beginning of 1995, given the importance and the urgent nature of the issue as well as the need to comply with its own decision to keep its membership under periodic review.
Welcoming the measures taken by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to develop a thematic and regional programme approach to its activities, and calling upon Member States to continue to address that issue with a view to improving the governance and financial situation of the Office.
On the issue of limits on the length of documents, her delegation welcomed the clarification by the representative of the Secretariat that there had been no changes and requested that the guidelines be disseminated to all staff of the Secretariat dealing with that issue with a view to harmonizing their implementation throughout the system.
Reaffirms the importance of paying due attention to this issue with a view to definitively lifting the embargo imposed on the Libyan Arab people and paying them reparations for the losses they have suffered as a result of the sanctions imposed on them pursuant to Security Council resolutions No. 748/1992 and 883/1993.
In addition to the Oslo Convention on Cluster Munitions, which entered into force last August, it is important that the States parties to the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons maintain the necessary support for the work of the Group of Governmental Experts so as to continue to consider the issue with a view to adopting a protocol to that Convention.
Besides the Convention on Cluster Munitions, which was opened for signature in December 2008, it is important that States parties to the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons continue to provide the support needed for the work of the Group of Governmental Experts, chaired by Ambassador Gustavo Ainchil of Argentina, to consider the issue with a view to adopting a protocol to that Convention.
(b) Address the situation of migrant workers who are victims of the Kafalah system, in particular in the Gulf countries, and consider raising this issue with a view towards abolishment of this system by the Governments concerned, as well as concluding specific bilateral agreements with the countries receiving Filipino migrant workers, with the involvement of concerned civil society actors, to enhance protection of specific categories of workers, in particular women, against exploitation and abuse; and.