Examples of using Matters affecting in English and their translations into Arabic
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That is why my delegation made it a point to inform colleagues from other Missions promptly when matters affecting them were raised in the Council.
Article 2 of Act No. 448-06 also contains a provision in this regard, again in relation to matters affecting trade or investment.
The concept of integrity includes, but is not limited to, probity, impartiality, fairness, honesty and truthfulness in all matters affecting their work and status;
The right of the child to express his/her views freely in all matters affecting the child should be fully respected and implemented throughout every stage of the process of juvenile justice(see paragraphs 43-45 below).
The Council ' s main mandate is to" advise government on all matters affecting the development and welfare of women and any other matters referred to it by the minister…".
Provision of policy advice on matters affecting mission staff, including on pertinent policy frameworks and development, conditions of service in the field, and liaison within the International Civil Service Commission and the Human Resource Network ' s Field Group.
The Forum also urged the Council to ensure the active participation of organizations of indigenous peoples at its sessions when matters affecting their rights were being discussed, as well as in any subsidiary body or processes that the Council may decide to establish.
should enhance its cooperation and consultations on matters affecting the maintenance of international peace and security with the relevant regional arrangements and agencies, as appropriate.
To serve as a liaison in matters affecting Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the areas of education, immigration, employment, health,
The United Nations endeavours in all cases to facilitate the tasks of host Governments and local authorities in the discharge of their obligations and consults with them as appropriate on matters affecting the security of United Nations staff.
the first aims to realize the child ' s best interests, and the second provides the methodology for hearing the views of the child or children and their inclusion in all matters affecting the child, including the assessment of his or her best interests.
(b) Regional organizations, agencies and arrangements should be consulted, at appropriate levels, on matters affecting the maintenance of international peace and security in accordance with Chapter VIII of the Charter and the relevant mandates of regional organizations concerned.
Paragraph 1 assures, to every child capable of forming his or her own views, the right to express those views freely in all matters affecting the child, the views of the child being given due weight in accordance with age and maturity.
(b) Regional arrangements and agencies should be consulted on matters affecting the maintenance of international peace and security in accordance with Chapter VIII of the Charter and the relevant mandates of regional arrangements and agencies concerned.
In penal proceedings, the right of child to express her or his views freely in all matters affecting the child has to be fully respected and implemented throughout every stage of the process of juvenile justice.
women from marginalized or disadvantaged backgrounds to take responsibility for all matters affecting their lives and access opportunities that will improve their life chances.
consultative bodies composed of the minority ' s representatives to influence government decisions and policies on matters affecting them? Do the minority ' s representatives in
like those of their mothers, are often not sought on matters affecting the family, and even less on community matters
when States consult as they must with indigenous peoples on matters affecting their rights with a view to obtaining their free, prior and informed consent.
involvement of volunteers in government agencies, and encourages residents to participate in the decision-making process on matters affecting their own neighbourhoods and communities.