Examples of using Links in English and their translations into Arabic
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It should be noted that, when supporting grass-roots initiatives, it is generally more effective to foster, strengthen and build links with existing collective associations and social movements than to create new spaces and mechanisms for participation.
Missing links need to be addressed urgently, and roads, railways and inland waterways need to be upgraded to a level that can establish seamless and efficient transport infrastructure networks within the countries and across their borders.
Nicaragua is situated in the middle of the Central American isthmus which, like a narrow bridge, links the two large continental masses of North and South America, while separating the Pacific Ocean from the Caribbean Sea.
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Concerned at the growing and dangerous links between terrorist groups and drug traffickers and their paramilitary gangs, which have resorted to all types of violence, thus endangering the constitutional order of States and violating basic human rights.
The Special Rapporteur considers that there is a need for the High Commissioner to establish stronger links with other United Nations bodies and agencies dealing with human rights to improve coordination within the United Nations system.
Noteworthy achievements include the strengthening of the mechanisms for working with the Government, particularly with the Ministry of Defence and the armed forces, and the progress made in judicial investigations of the links of political leaders with paramilitary groups.
Smaller telephone exchanges service the sectors and other United Nations organizations, including the Tribunal, and are connected to the main exchanges via 25 rural telephone links, allowing the users access to all the services provided by the main exchanges.
implications caused by visiting any external links mentioned.
The development of environmental protection policies and regulatory frameworks in line with sustainable development principles has improved the capacity of Parties to fulfil obligations under multiple MEAs and to address other areas with links to climate change.
Affected country Parties provided 263 web links(74 from Africa, 117 from Asia, 23 from LAC, 9 from the Northern Mediterranean and 40 from Central and Eastern Europe) and developed country Parties provided 63 web links.
Expresses concern at the growing and dangerous links between terrorist groups, drug traffickers and their paramilitary gangs, which have resorted to all types of violence, thus endangering the constitutional order of States and violating basic human rights;".
This will enable MONUC to assist the Joint Military Commission with the further development of its draft plans and will strengthen the links already established with those humanitarian and development agencies able to contribute to the process.
In particular they shall promote, on a reciprocal basis, road, rail, maritime and air transport and communication links, using the best available technologies, and facilitate the transit of their goods between them and through their territories and ports.
In Honduras, the United Nations Resident Coordinator oversaw the creation of a decentralized field operations capacity in four locations to facilitate links with the affected population and to support and monitor the implementation of emergency programming.
Priority will be given to establishing operational links between the Department ' s Centre and the situation room of the Department of Peace-keeping Operations as well as with the operations centres of other United Nations organizations such as WFP.
the usage of specific types of hardware links.
We hope that the outcome of that special session will contribute to an improvement in the living conditions of all people and to the attainment of sustainable development by strengthening the links between social issues and development.
In the early 1990s, the United Nations Conference for Trade and Development(UNCTAD) was working on the development of a new trade point project to provide the technical base for developing countries to establish electronic trade opportunity links.
In addition, the United Nations Web site contains links to the Web sites maintained by 26 United Nations information centres worldwide in English, French, Russian and Spanish, as appropriate, as well as in 11 other languages.