Examples of using Omits in English and their translations into Arabic
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The CBD also omits any recognition of indigenous peoples '
Any approach that omits to fully integrate human rights and legal guarantees can be termed repressive, and undermines the capacity of the European Union to act as a model for the protection of human rights worldwide.
Unfortunately, Azerbaijan continuously omits this important detail, which underlines that it was not possible
The United States draft treaty omits verification provisions, consistent with the United States position that so-called effective verification of a fissile material cut-off treaty cannot be achieved.
A sixth organization omits any mention of a need for a university degree in law or investigative work experience
Yet in its discussion of aggregates, macroeconomics entirely omits gender issues.
The approach omits wider conservation and environmental interests, which later respond with criticisms.
The Commission ' s report to the General Assembly omits this information altogether.
Without needlework that omits the bother of replacing line; The product is beautiful;
The procedure described here omits some advanced treatments, such as thinning agents
However, section 1B of annex II of the aforementioned document omits any reference to the Decolonization Branch.
While the draft recommendation notes the importance of an exit strategy, it omits the following crucial factors.
Table 11.6 is similar to the previous one, but omits the number of rooms of each unit.
Finally, the draft omits earlier proposals to establish regular monitoring and reporting arrangements to assess the progress on meeting the sustainable development goals.
The text also omits any reference to the validity of the global process of arms control and its relationship to the regional and subregional processes.
the Advisory Committee notes that the proposed revision to regulation 20.01(a) omits the reference to the General Assembly.
Fifthly, operative paragraph 7 omits any reference to many positive developments contained in the IAEA report, such as the following, in paragraph 28.
The Howard League believes that the United Kingdom Government ' s submission, contained in the report of the Secretary-General(E/CN.4/1997/26), omits important information.
(b) Every person who does or omits to do any act for the purpose of enabling or aiding another person to commit the offence;
Belgian legislation omits to define the term mercenaries,