Examples of using Its commitment to combating in English and their translations into Arabic
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My country has reaffirmed its commitment to combating stigma, violence, discrimination and homophobia, and to respect for the human rights and fundamental freedoms of all people: by official decree,
In resolution 1822(2008) the Council reaffirmed its commitment to combating the threat to international peace and security posed by AlQaida and the Taliban, and also introduced elements to improve the Committee ' s transparency in the designation of individuals and entities for sanctions.
As a result of this programme, Peru hopes to complete the process of adapting its domestic legislation to its international obligations in that area, thereby reaffirming its commitment to combating terrorism.
(5) The Committee welcomes the initial sponsorship and the subsequent active involvement of the State party in the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations initiative, demonstrating its commitment to combating racial discrimination globally.
With its national legislation, the fruit of the sensitivity to this issue of the Italian Parliament and of Italian public opinion, Italy wished to demonstrate its commitment to combating these weapons and to contributing to the further development of international humanitarian law.
If the new United States Administration really wants to show its commitment to combating terrorism, it should take a firm stand, without double standards, against terrorist organizations and individuals that, like Luis Posada Carriles and Santiago Álvarez Fernández-Magriña, have been attacking Cuba all this time from United States territory.
Having reaffirmed its commitment to combating enforced disappearances as recently as 24 September 2012 during the high-level meeting on the rule of law, France supports, organizes and regularly participates in events related to that issue, and backs relevant action by civil society, particularly the International Coalition against Enforced Disappearances.
The Committee welcomes the many initiatives undertaken by the State party, such as convening international and national conferences on the issues of racism and national minorities, and legal reforms, including the adoption of the Law on the Use of Languages of National Minorities No. 184/1999 Coll., demonstrating its commitment to combating racial discrimination.
Guinea-Bissau ' s determination to join the international community ' s counter-terrorism effort was reaffirmed by its President ' s participation in the African Summit against Terrorism, held in Dakar on 16 and 17 October 2001, and by the signing of the Dakar Declaration, in which Africa reaffirmed its commitment to combating terrorism.
rather their consistent implementation, will lead to an even greater affirmation of the United Nations and its commitment to combating policies of force and domination and to supporting peace, cooperation and the balanced development of all countries and peoples.
The Office is concerned about the changes that have occurred since the appointment of the new Attorney-General- affecting the orientation of his Office and involving the dismissal of certain officials, among other things- which have raised serious fears about the prospects for strengthening the institution and its commitment to combating impunity.
In its preliminary conclusions on the visit, the Counter-Terrorism Committee had commended Viet Nam for its commitment to combating terrorism and willingness to cooperate with the United Nations and had recognized the Government ' s efforts to improve its legal and institutional framework through its national judicial reform strategy and operational mechanisms in the area of counter-terrorism.
the Kingdom of Morocco submitted to the Counter-Terrorism Committee a report on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1373(2001) in which it reaffirmed its commitment to combating terrorism and the adoption of measures able to defeat terrorism and prevent the preparation, financing or commission in its territory of attacks against its own interests or those of foreign countries.
However, the Government of Burundi has reaffirmed its commitment to combating child rights violations perpetrated by national forces, as illustrated by both the growing number of police officers and soldiers convicted for human rights abuses and by the increasing number of requests by the Government of Burundi to the United Nations for training sessions for its security forces on human rights, including child rights and child protection issues.
The special session of the General Assembly on HIV/AIDS, which will be held from 25 to 27 June 2001, presents an opportunity for the international community to renew its commitment to combating the pandemic through prevention, improved access to care and treatment, care of children orphaned by AIDS and expanded public/private-sector partnerships, and to address the need for an accelerated multisectoral response to the epidemic and for resources commensurate with the crisis.
It was therefore sad that, although the international community had demonstrated its commitment to combating the problem, the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, supplementing the Unitedto combat trafficking would incorporate such a perspective.">
Guatemala reaffirms its commitment to combating terrorism, particularly in accordance with the provisions of Security Council resolution 1373(2001).
While reaffirming its commitment to combating terrorism, however, the Union underscored the need for enhancing dialogue and broadening understanding among civilizations.
For its part, Turkey had demonstrated its commitment to combating terrorism, and hoped that all States would demonstrate the political will to eliminate that scourge.
and reiterated its commitment to combating that phenomenon at every stage.