Examples of using Order to make progress in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was thanks to the Committee ' s consideration of its reports that countries such as his own could learn to identity priorities in order to make progress and contribute to the development of international legislation.
In decision 24/3, it called for a review and assessment of the options of enhanced voluntary measures and new or existing international legal instruments in order to make progress in addressing this issue.
joined forces in order to make progress.
The Working Group believes that such an approach is important to retain a focus in the task force in order to make progress in specific areas relevant to the implementation of the right to development.
also by the other principal organs of the United Nations in order to make progress in a process of broad and sustained reform.
It calls upon the parties, in conformity with the declaration issued by the European Council at Amsterdam, to resume the political dialogue, to pursue the negotiations in order to make progress in the implementation of the Interim Agreement and the agreement on Hebron, and to restart the permanent status talks.
During a very lively and interactive discussion characterized by frank and moving statements, the round table examined different challenges to be met in order to make progress on preventing HIV and towards the objective of zero new infections, in particular by promoting human rights.
In order to make progress towards such a consensus, it is important that this responsibility be fleshed out on the basis of the many common elements of the primary
In order to make progress, participating organizations had decided to select priorities every year
In conclusion, my delegation is ready to cooperate with you, Mr. Chairman, in order to make progress at this substantive session, in the hope that we can achieve a document reflecting the sincere will of countries to achieve complete nuclear disarmament and confidence-building in the field of conventional arms on the basis of transparency and good faith.
Mr. Khelif(Algeria)(spoke in Arabic): At the outset, the Algerian delegation would like to welcome the Ambassador of Egypt and emphasize that the Algerian delegation stands ready to work with her in order to make progress in the disarmament process, in the context of the Conference on Disarmament and in other bodies.
Concludes, therefore, that further long-term international action is required to reduce risks to human health and the environment and that, for this reason, the options of enhanced voluntary measures and new or existing international legal instruments will be reviewed and assessed in order to make progress in addressing this issue;
At its closing plenary on 9 February 2001, the Preparatory Committee decided that it would be desirable for intersessional negotiations to be held prior to its third session in order to make progress in finalizing the draft Programme of Action. The negotiations would be based on a complete composite text reflecting all proposed amendments.
I wish to draw attention to the Security Council mission to West Africa last June, which enabled the Council to send the parties on the ground the clear message that they must forge solid consensus at the local level in order to make progress on resolving situations before the Council.
Mr. Golovinov(Russian Federation), regretting that the backlog of work which the Committee was facing seemed more serious than that of previous years, said that his delegation would work constructively and intensively in informal consultations and formal meetings in order to make progress.
which indicates that PAROS could benefit from the establishment of a subsidiary body in the Conference on Disarmament to allow for direct discussions in order to make progress on this item.
The Third Biennial Meeting of States to Consider the Implementation of the Programme of Action, held in July 2008 in New York, highlighted, inter alia, international cooperation and assistance and national capacity-building in order to make progress in combating the illicit trade in light weapons.
After the Fifth Review Conference, in 1995, which agreed on the indefinite extension of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, there was hope that the States parties would work hand in hand in order to make progress in the sphere of nonproliferation and nuclear disarmament.
action to resolve them, if we really want to measure up to the current unprecedented, but positive, conditions, in order to make progress with our disarmament obligations and help reduce threats to international peace and security.