Examples of using Programmes to combat in English and their translations into Arabic
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Please state the measures that are being taken to collect data and statistics and develop programmes to combat trafficking in human beings, in particular women and girls, and to establish structures such as a referral mechanism for victims of trafficking.
(d) To contribute to the formulation and promotion of child oriented Plans of Action, strategies, laws, policies and programmes to combat the spread and mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS at the national and international level.
States should take practical steps by adopting and implementing national and international legal frameworks, policies and programmes to combat racial discrimination, paying particular attention to the situation of women, girls and young males.
The resolution also established an increase of customs duties to reach 100 per cent, and assigned a committee to work with health authorities to provide information materials for health awareness, such as media campaigns, and to introduce programmes to combat smoking.
Admitting the existence of this problem in Brazil and the problem ' s complexity, the Government has endeavoured to develop, in close association with society, instruments, institutions and programmes to combat all forms of child labour.
(f) To study, at the national level, the specific short- and long-term impact of economic fraud and identity-related crime on society and on victims of such forms of crime and to develop strategies or programmes to combat those forms of crime;
Undertake a comprehensive study in order to understand the nature and extent of abuse and neglect in all settings, and use this as a basis for the formulation of policies and programmes to combat abuse and neglect of children;
Recently the media has helped to expose the incidence of violence to the public, and some civil groups, such as the TAMWA crisis centre and the Committee Against Harmful Traditional Practices(which is within the Ministry of Health), have launched programmes to combat the practices.
The Committee also requests the State party to undertake targeted measures to promote a culture of tolerance throughout its territory by, inter alia, encouraging media to produce materials and programmes to combat the growing problem of intolerance and xenophobia.
(f) To study, at the national level, the specific short- and long-term impact of economic fraud and identity-related crime on society and on victims of such forms of crime and develop strategies or programmes to combat those forms of crime;
Both Al Jalila Foundation and Noor Dubai continued programmes to combat infectious diseases;
Western Sahara was not spared from the worldwide economic and financial crisis, which would directly impinge on programmes to combat clandestine immigration and all the criminal activities engendered by the great gap between rich and poor in Africa.
discriminated and asked about programmes to combat discrimination for HIV status.
The Committee notes that the memorandum of understanding of September 2000 between the ILO and the State party has provided the financial and technical means to enable the State party to pursue vigorously pursue programmes to combat the worst forms of child labour.
be either direct or through organizations representing the poor; the establishment of such associations should therefore be encouraged in order to draw on the efforts of the poor in programmes to combat poverty;
With help from the European Social Fund and the Compensation Charges Fund, the federal social services offices provide additional programmes to combat long-term unemployment and to bring disabled persons closer to the labour market.
The author maintains that it is not true that the State party had set up programmes to combat discrimination against persons living with HIV and to increase public awareness of misconceptions about HIV and AIDS, since there was not even an office that dealt with HIVrelated issues.
