Examples of using Process aimed at in English and their translations into Arabic
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O" Rehabilitation and aftercare" refers to the process aimed at achieving an optimal state of health, psychological functioning and social well-being for individuals with a drug-related problem(WHO).
The Nairobi work programme on impacts, vulnerability and adaptation to climate change has been recognized as a process aimed at informing the organization of potential future areas of work that could support the scientific and technical work carried out under the Cancun Adaptation Framework.
Mr. Vigny(Switzerland)(spoke in French): Switzerland supports the process aimed at promoting the right to water and access to sanitation for all, which we believe arises from the international instruments guaranteeing human rights.
The Organization has started a process aimed at achieving the overall reform of the Organization and its system in order to make the United Nations and its role truly more effective and capable of coping with the new challenges and dynamics of the ever-changing world reality.
In its decision 492(LIV), UNCTAD requested the secretariat to initiate a process aimed at the establishment of annual plans for thematic trust funds within and among divisions in consultation with Member States.
A process aimed at sensitizing managers to ensure that they play a proactive role in the recruitment process was initiated in 2006, and involves training on the drafting of vacancy announcements, preparation of written tests, the formulation of interview questions, and evaluation of candidates.
Poland has also actively participated in the process aimed at amending the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material
The questionnaire on this subject which was sent to States could constitute the first stage of a process aimed at promoting a better understanding of freedom of religion and belief and at first curbing and then eradicating intolerance and discrimination based on religion or belief.
In addition, the secretariat has initiated a process aimed at synchronizing the priorities of the programme for the Strategy with the goals of the Millennium Declaration.3 As a first step, the secretariat has elaborated its work plan based on the renewed mandate stemming from General Assembly resolutions.
It should therefore only be seen as a step in a process aimed at a more substantive and comprehensive analysis of governmental responses to discrimination based on work and descent.
It is essential, therefore, that the process aimed at creating and improving the international verification concept and machinery should continue with a view to taking fully into account the new realities of the global political environment.
We urge other States to actively support the process aimed at an arms trade treaty as well as the work of the Group of Governmental Experts, which held its first session in February in New York.
As for the United Nations system, ACC, upon recommendations of ACC, has started a process aimed at expanding the task managers' system with a view to avoiding multiple inter-agency mechanisms of policy coordination at the global level.
In the light of these cases, the Secretariat is undertaking a process aimed at ensuring consistency among missions
In 1995 the High Commissioner initiated a process aimed at restructuring the programme of work and the organization of the Centre for Human Rights in order to enable it to achieve its objectives effectively and efficiently.
The representative informed the Committee that, during the period from 1996 to 2000, Cuba had adopted measures to solve pending problems and to outline national middle and long-term strategies to follow up the process aimed at the achievement of gender equality.
The Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty had been an essential step not only for strengthening the non-proliferation regime but also for the process aimed at the elimination of nuclear weapons.
(d) Refrain from stigmatizing communities affected by large-scale development projects and those defending their rights, and recognize that their concerns are legitimate and necessary components in a process aimed at securing sustainable human development;