Examples of using Outlined in resolution in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ethiopia has been taking measures to fight terrorism in all its forms by dismantling terrorist networks both at the national and regional levels and drying up their sources of finance, which will ultimately lead to achieving the objectives outlined in resolution 1540(2004) in a manner that prevents the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction by non-State actors.
The United Nations Office at Nairobi has confirmed that all Nairobi-based bodies strictly adhere to the rule outlined in resolution 57/283 B that all of their meetings should take place in Nairobi, and that all of their meetings in 2006 were held there.
Following consultations with the national authorities, the Secretary-General recommended that UNOGBIS be extended for one year until 31 December 2006 and that the present mandate of the Office, outlined in resolution 1580(2004), be adjusted to help the country consolidate democratic gains achieved so far, within the comprehensive peacebuilding strategy elaborated in that report.
On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of resolution 1325(2000), the Committee emphasizes the synergy which exists between the standards in the Convention and those set out in resolution 1325(2000) and reaffirms its determination to provide concrete strategic guidance to States parties with regard to actions to be taken on the broad commitments outlined in resolution 1325(2000).
Through resolution 1760(2007), adopted on 20 June, the Council requested the Secretary-General to establish, within one month, a three-member panel of experts to conduct a follow-up assessment mission to Liberia and neighbouring States to investigate the implementation of the measures outlined in resolution 1521(2003).
The revised Framework, which is being renamed the United Nations Integrated Peace Consolidation Assistance Framework, will provide an integrated blueprint for operationalizing United Nations support, in particular the peace consolidation priorities outlined in resolution 1719(2006), the 2007-2008 United Nations common action plan and the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper.
The discussions of the newly established working group which would study modalities or mechanisms to increase substantially financial resources for operational activities should not go beyond the mandate outlined in resolution 48/162; in any event it must complete its work by the end of the forty-ninth session.
drying up its sources of finance and dismantling its networks on the international level will ultimately lead to achieving the objectives outlined in resolution 1540(2004) in a manner that prevents the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction by non-State actors.
The experts group welcomes the opportunity to cooperate with the human rights mechanisms of the African Union, including the African Commission of Human and Peoples ' Rights and the Darfur-Darfur Dialogue and Consultation and reiterates the importance of those mechanisms to be fully engaged in the process outlined in resolution 4/8.
The expanded mandate called upon UNAMI to promote, support and facilitate, in coordination with the Government of Iraq contributions of United Nations agencies, funds and programmes to the objectives outlined in resolution 1770(2007) under the unified leadership of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Iraq.
the Committee for the Conduct of its Work in order to incorporate the de-listing procedure outlined in resolution 1730(2006).
Their talks focused on the evolving political and security situation following the formation of the Transitional Government, the prospects for adhering to the timetable outlined in resolution 1546(2004) and the means of ensuring a genuinely inclusive political process in which the rights of all Iraqi communities are adequately reflected.
While more work was needed to improve the situation in Gaza and address Israel ' s legitimate security concerns, including by thwarting militant attacks from Gaza and the trafficking of weapons, the ceasefire was an opportunity to address the factors that contributed to instability outlined in resolution 1860(2009) and to implement that resolution in full.
By resolution 1534(2004), adopted on 26 March 2004, the Council further reaffirmed the time frames outlined in resolution 1503(2003), while also reiterating calls for cooperation from regional States and establishing an obligation for the Presidents and Prosecutors of the two Tribunals to provide to the Council, biannually, assessments of the progress made towards the implementation of the completion strategies.
Acting under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, the Council unanimously adopted resolution 1760(2007), asking the Secretary-General to establish, within one month, a three-member Panel of Experts to conduct a follow-up assessment mission to Liberia and neighbouring States, in order to, among other things, investigate and compile a report on the implementation and any violations of the measures outlined in resolution 1521(2003).
the Forestry Development Authority(enclosure 4) on progress made in meeting the conditions outlined in resolution 1521(2003).
must remain key objectives of all Member States if we are to succeed in achieving the goals outlined in resolution 55/73.
Any resolution adopted should include comprehensive proposals for strengthening all oversight mechanisms in accordance with General Assembly decision 47/454 and subsequent decisions and resolutions, in particular, resolution 48/218 B. The resolution to be adopted should provide for the strengthening of the Committee for Programme and Coordination(CPC) as an integral part of the budgetary process outlined in resolution 41/213.
Noting with deep concern the human rights violations and breaches of international humanitarian law outlined in resolution 1997/59, including the aerial bombardment of civilians, slavery, slave trade, extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests, detentions without due process, enforced or involuntary disappearances, violations of the rights of women and children, forced displacement of persons, systematic torture and denial of the freedoms of religion, expression, association and peaceful assembly.