Examples of using Process begun in English and their translations into Arabic
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Regarding anti-personnel landmines, my country hails the process begun in Ottawa in 1996, which concluded in Oslo with the adoption of the treaty regarding the use, storage, production and transfer of those mines and their destruction.
In a process begun in 2007, the Montserrat Electricity Services and the Montserrat Water Authority are gradually being merged to become Montserrat Utilities Limited, which will be responsible for the distribution of water and electricity throughout the inhabited portion of the Territory.
On a separate note, the Gesellschaft für Elektrometallurgie has informed the Group through the German Government that it continues a process begun a year ago to dispose of its shares in Somikivu.
And thirdly, there is the process begun in Ottawa last October which offers a free- standing forum where all those nations committed to a total ban could quite quickly achieve their common aim, setting a norm against the use, production, stockpiling and transfer of APLMs.
At the regional level, the process begun at the Regional Ministerial Conference on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime, held in Bali in 2002 was essential to internationalize the issue and complement the important work of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme.
now invites the General Assembly to give its unequivocal support to its adoption with a view to bringing to a successful conclusion the process begun in 2006 in this our United Nations.
WHO continues the process begun over a decade ago to monitor progress in achieving its goal of Health For All by the Year 2000, and uses its three-year progress reports as a basis for refining its goals
With these resolutions, as well as resolution 50/70 B, entitled" Small arms", introduced by Japan and adopted by the General Assembly on 12 December 1995, the process begun in 1988 has gathered momentum by focusing on light weapons as an important aspect of the problems inherent in arms transfers and illicit arms trafficking.
With respect more specifically to Liberia, my delegation welcomes the bold measures taken by the Committee of Nine of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) at its meeting in Abuja last August, aimed at successfully concluding the peace process begun many years ago.
The Special Committee rightly recognized the agenda as furthering the process begun in the report of the Panel on United Nations Peace Operations(A/55/305-S/2000/809) to ensure the success of missions; safety, security, capacity and conduct of peacekeeping personnel; efficient and accountable management of resources;
Culminating a process begun in 1993, UNRWA entered a new phase in its history with the return of its headquarters to the area of operations, in accordance with the decision of the Secretary-General and General Assembly resolutions 49/35 A of 9 December 1994 and 50/28 E of 6 December 1995.
It had concluded an agreement with IAEA for the repatriation of highly enriched uranium from Czech research reactors to its original supplier, a process begun in 2004 and which would continue until all highly enriched fuel assemblies had been replaced by fuel assemblies with enrichment levels of under 20 per cent.
The Guayaquil Consensus, a corollary to a process begun by the Presidents of South America at Brasilia in 2000, recognizes the importance of expanding and strengthening the regional infrastructure as a basic factor in the integration of the economic area of South America and in the development of its countries.
now call upon the General Assembly to give its unequivocal support to its adoption as a successful conclusion to a process begun last year in this very Hall.
The reasonable outcome of this process begun in the General Assembly should be an increase in the membership of the Security Council to bring it into due proportion with the present membership of the United Nations; an increase in the number of permanent members, bearing in mind the need for equitable regional representation, or the abolition of the status of permanent member and a fortiori the abolition of the right of veto.
of 13 September 1993. a/ Indeed, the tragic events in Gaza demonstrate the overriding need to consolidate and speed up the process begun by the historic Declaration of September 1993.
Additional progress was expected in the following areas: greater protection for United Nations, ICRC and humanitarian missions; the obligation for States to take penal sanctions against individuals seriously violating the Protocol; and the commitment reflected in the text of the Final Declaration to follow up the review process begun at the first Review Conference so as to establish a regular review mechanism for the Convention and its annexed Protocols.
The Committee notes the process begun by the State party to harmonize existing legislation with the Convention, but it remains concerned that the domestic legislation,
Jordan and Israel successfully completed the process begun in Madrid.
