Examples of using Measures should in English and their translations into Arabic
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No transparency in armaments measures should be allowed to jeopardize
Measures should also be taken to ensure that women fleeing an abusive partner
Those measures should not focus only on young people between the ages of 15
Even if their rate and scope varied from one country to another, liberalization measures should be complementary to macroeconomic stabilization policies
Further measures should build on progress made and on provisions for a sustained effort to permit change to take hold.
Confidence-building measures should appropriately take into account the global security environment as well as the security environment of various regions.
Special measures should be adopted to alleviate the burden of debtor countries that had honoured their commitments in spite of difficulties.
paragraph 1.4 of document PCNICC/1999/WGRPE/DP.37 of 10 August 1999, protective measures should not require a special proceeding.
It had also decided to convene a meeting of the OAU Contact Group with a view to drafting recommendations on what measures should be taken.
Poverty eradication measures should give women access to social safety nets as well as guarantee the protection of their human rights.
Measures should be developed to assist this group of people to reintegrate into society and realize their right to sustainable livelihoods.
Relevant measures should help to strengthen rather than weaken its status and role.
Ms. Gaspard asked why measures to protect the rights of women in" common-law" marriages had been included under article 4 of the Convention; such measures should be permanent.
Confidence-building measures should be developed
Concrete policy responses and action-oriented measures should be undertaken to fulfill the needs of African countries in terms of productive capacity-building and trade financing.
Measures should be initiated to ensure that children are not subjected to revictimization in the process of ascertainment of their status.
Measures should also be taken to overcome the digital divide within and between States and to give the public more opportunities to produce, rather than simply consume, online content.
Cooperation between the territorial Governments, the United Nations and the administering Powers should be intensified, and confidence-building measures should precede a peaceful transfer of power.
Measures should be undertaken that would enable people to meet their needs for access to goods and services without travelling long distances that required the use of motor vehicles.
While acknowledging that argument, the Special Rapporteur is of the opinion that such measures should not apply to persons whose status as aliens is a result of the problems arising from the dissolution of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
