Examples of using Other capabilities in English and their translations into Arabic
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Working Group 3 addresses the strengthening of shipping self-awareness and other capabilities, and is convened by the United States of America, with the support of IMO.
The design of the human-resource functions and other capabilities of the agency influence the effectiveness of the agency ' s decisions and its ability to fulfil its mandate.
regard to mobility assets, troop strength and other capabilities.
Raytheon provides state-of-the-art electronics, mission-systems integration and other capabilities in the areas of sensing, effects, and command, control, communications and intelligence systems, as well as a broad range of mission-support services.
A special team was established to devise a system of national stand-by forces and other capabilities which Member States could maintain at an agreed state of readiness as a possible contribution to United Nations peace-keeping operations.
The capability to be well nourished depends not only on access to food and its utilization, but also on other capabilities such as being healthy, knowledgeable, having a say in household decision-making, and many others.
Used in varying contexts and for different ends, culture can broadly be defined as a" complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, custom and other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society".
Her country would vote against it because of its belief that the right to development meant that all individuals should be able to develop their intellectual and other capabilities to the fullest possible extent through the exercise of civil and political rights.
It understood the term" right to development" to mean that each individual should enjoy the right to develop his or her intellectual or other capabilities to the maximum extent possible through the exercise of the full range of civil and political rights.
In joining the consensus, it understood the" right to development" to mean that each individual was entitled to develop his or her intellectual or other capabilities to the maximum extent possible for the exercise of the full range of civil and political rights.
As a full member of the CD and commensurate with its economic and other capabilities, the Republic of Korea will spare no efforts in cooperating with other members of the CD in carrying out its important tasks, including the successful and timely conclusion of the CTBT.
In joining the consensus on the draft resolution, his Government understood" right to development" to mean that each individual should enjoy the right to develop his or her intellectual or other capabilities to the maximum extent possible through the exercise of a full range of political and civil rights.
emphasized that the right to development meant essentially that each individual had the right to develop his or her intellectual or other capabilities to the maximum extent possible through the exercise of the full range of human rights.
The Contact Group identified six related focus areas: improving operational and information support for counter-piracy operations; establishing a counter-piracy coordination mechanism; strengthening judicial frameworks for the arrest, prosecution and detention of pirates; strengthening commercial shipping selfawareness and other capabilities; pursuing improved diplomatic and public information efforts; and tracking financial flows related to piracy.
The United States would like to clarify that, in joining the consensus, it understood the term" right to development" to mean that each individual should enjoy the right to develop his or her intellectual or other capabilities to the maximum extent possible through the exercise of the full range of civil and political rights.
Mr. McMahan(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his delegation understood the term" right to development" to mean that each individual should enjoy the right to develop his or her intellectual or other capabilities to the maximum extent possible through the exercise of the full range of civil and political rights.
Mr. Mally(United States of America) said that, in joining the consensus on the draft resolution, the United States understood the term" right to development" to mean that each individual should enjoy the right to develop his or her intellectual or other capabilities to the maximum extent possible through the exercise of the full range of civil and political rights.
Ms. Shestack(United States of America) said that, in joining the consensus on the draft resolution, the United States understood the term" right to development" to mean that each individual should enjoy the right to develop his or her intellectual and other capabilities to the maximum extent possible through the exercise of the full range of civil and political rights.
With regard to the ninth preambular paragraph recognizing the importance of respect for all human rights, including the right to development, the United States understood the term" right to development" to mean that each individual should enjoy the right to develop his or her intellectual or other capabilities to the maximum extent possible through the exercise of the full range of civil and political rights.
Mr. Ceinos-Cox(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his delegation opposed the draft resolution and would request a vote on its consideration. His Government understood the right to development to mean that individuals should enjoy the right to develop their intellectual and other capabilities to the extent possible, through the exercise of the full range of civil and political rights.