Examples of using Issues discussed at in English and their translations into Arabic
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International human rights law in the context of the repression of piracy was one of the issues discussed at the fifth meeting of Working Group 2 of the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia, held in May 2010.
In accordance with General Assembly resolution 59/24, the sixth meeting of the Consultative Process will focus its discussions on fisheries and their contribution to sustainable development and on marine debris, as well as issues discussed at previous meetings.
incorporate many of the issues discussed at the first and second meetings of the Consultative Process.
then exchanged views on issues other than those relating to the area of focus, e.g., issues discussed at previous meetings.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 59/24, recommended that in addition to the areas of focus, the Consultative Process should, in its deliberations on the report of the Secretary-General, also organize its discussions around issues discussed at previous meetings.
It will further continue to assist member States by raising awareness of the principal issues of concern and providing advocacy in facilitating consensus and the adoption of regional positions vis-à-vis issues discussed at global forums.
Issues discussed at Turin included gender mainstreaming; human rights; development of indicators; incorporation of regional and subregional perspectives in conference follow-up; training; participation by the Bretton Woods institutions, civil society and bilaterals in conference follow-up; and streamlining of reporting. With regard to gender mainstreaming, the following recommendations were made.
The issues discussed at the July workshop included:
Another of the issues discussed at the Tenth Meeting of States Parties related to UNCLOS article 76 and article 4 of Annex II. Article 4 of Annex
While many of the challenges and issues discussed at this Cape Town Meeting are the same as those raised in the earlier conferences, the focus here was on practical proposals and recommendations to promote gender justice in Africa as well as highlighting the existing mechanisms and tools available within Africa.
It also reflects issues discussed at the expert group meeting on cooperatives and employment organized by the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, ILO and the International Cooperative Association(ICA) and hosted by the All China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives, which was held in Shanghai, China, from 15 to 19 May 2006.
The Office of the High Commissioner is invited to raise the issues discussed at the Seminar with the relevant United Nations bodies and agencies and specialized agencies, national human rights institutions and non-governmental and indigenous organizations and to seek their support in promoting dialogue and action in this area.
In accordance with paragraph 68 of General Assembly resolution 58/240 of 23 December 2003, ICP focused its discussions on" New sustainable uses of the oceans, including the conservation and management of the biological diversity of the seabed in areas beyond national jurisdiction", as well as issues discussed at previous meetings.
The Office of the High Commissioner is invited to raise the issues discussed at the Seminar with the relevant United Nations bodies and agencies and specialized agencies, national human rights institutions and non-governmental and indigenous organizations and to seek their support in promoting dialogue and action in this area.
safety of navigation, for example, capacity-building for the production of nautical charts; as well as issues discussed at previous meetings.
To promote issues discussed at the Conference, 18 short video features were produced for distribution via social media platforms and the UN Webcast site, as well as Channel 150, the United Nations channel on the Time Warner cable network, which is available in parts of the New York metropolitan area.
It also highlights issues discussed at the Forum on the Future of the United Nations System, which was organized by the Secretary-General and held in conjunction with the first regular session of 1995 of ACC, as part of the activities for the observance of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations.
The view was expressed that the nature of the sessions of the Legal Subcommittee was different from those of the Committee, as the issues discussed at the Subcommittee level required extensive technical consideration by experts, and that therefore the current duration of its sessions should be kept.
Acknowledges the report of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on the consultation on the promotion and protection of the human rights of older persons, which summarizes the issues discussed at the consultation, including age discrimination, access by older persons to work, adequate health services and social protection, protection from abuse, violence and neglect, long-term care and the situation of older prisoners;
The issues discussed at the meetings of the CGE included the consideration of the conclusions and recommendations of the CGE workshops aimed at the improvement of the preparation of national communications by non-Annex I Parties, development of work plans, examination of the information presented in national communications submitted by non-Annex I Parties, and preparation of the CGE reports for consideration by the subsidiary bodies.