Examples of using On the notion in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, some questions remain on the notion of profits being made from public services.
In response, it was noted by some delegations that emphasis on the notion of" risk" was flawed, since" risk" did not always correspond to" vulnerability", which was equally relevant in the assessment of an effective protective regime.
Like the National Space Policy, the national space strategy will be based on the notion of shared interest:
Discriminatory treatment is considered to be based on the notion that the community is not indigenous to Kenya;
In draft articles 1 and 2, the scope to the draft articles and the definition of" alien" should be based on the notion of" national" rather than the somewhat broader and less precise notion of" ressortissant".
It symbolizes multilateralism based on the notion of interdependence.
This country was founded on the notion of religious tolerance.
Interpretive Guidance on the Notion of Direct Participation in Hostilities.
Economic cooperation in ASEAN also builds on the notion of interdependence.
To eliminate practices based on the notion that women are inferior.
Both are based on the notion of dialogue in that region of turbulence.
Much of the conversation focused on the notion of international cooperation as an obligation.
Historically, the law of immunity had developed based on the notion of sovereign rights.
Social protection was based on the notion of workplace, and there was no discrimination.
As discussed above, the traditional security paradigm places emphasis on the notion of states.
They contain the concept of zero and they touch on the notion of infinity.
Based on this, the Assembly agreed on a common understanding on the notion of human security.