Examples of using Reflects in English and their translations into Arabic
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The present report does not purport to be comprehensive or complete, as it reflects the situation in less than half of the States parties to the Protocol.
This article examines the recent battle for presidential elections in Egypt, which reflects the importance of public demand for political reform.
The analysis of resource requirements presented below reflects justification in respect of the period from 1 July 2004 to 30 June 2005.
Adopting a fair and equitable mechanism, which reflects the integrity of our strategy and objectivity towards all customers, in terms of obtaining the loan; and dealing with obstacles in a professional manner.
The Model Law reflects the significance of the concept, defining proceedings opened in the country that is the centre of main interests as the" main" proceeding.
All the above reflects the recommendations adopted by the Board of Trustees at its eighth session and approved by the High Commissioner on behalf of the Secretary-General on 3 February 2003.
revised secretariat paper will further elucidate the concept of flexibility, in particular as it reflects the development dimension.
The present report does not purport to be comprehensive or complete, as it reflects the situation in approximately one third of the States parties to the Protocol.
This reflects the increasingly important role of South-South development cooperation,
NEPAD thus substantially reflects the priorities in terms of meeting the special needs of Africa as set out in the Millennium Declaration.
The Salvador Declaration reflects the political will of the international community to define common strategies in addressing sensitive aspects and emerging challenges in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice.
the report of the Secretary-General reflects progress in a number of areas, but additional efforts are required
This reflects the interest of the Gabonese authorities in this issue, and their intention to implement the recommendations of the 1990 special session of the General Assembly, which declared the period 1991-2000 the United Nations Decade on Drug Abuse.
The provision under this heading reflects requirements for official travel for UNSOA, including to United Nations Headquarters in New York, African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa and to relevant stakeholders and donors in Rome and Brussels.
The primary objective of the standards is to provide a framework for accounting and financial reporting in the United Nations system which reflects generally accepted accounting principles, while taking account of the specific characteristics and needs of the system.
The Annual Programme reflects the financial activities that are approved annually by the Executive Committee for the programmed activities for individual country/areas and for certain costs incurred by headquarters; it also includes a programme reserve.
Encourages the deepening of the dialogue between the Economic and Social Council and the Bretton Woods institutions, in order to create the conditions needed to ensure that the new international financial architecture reflects the global interests of the international community;
This added mandate reflects the understanding by the WKOe that outward investment in Central
The combination of these institutional arrangements reflects the present and future need to involve as wide a range of actors as possible in the efforts to support the negotiating process as well as the implementation of the results thereof.
The adoption in 1990 by General Assembly at its seventeenth special session of the Political Declaration and Global Programme of Action reflects the determination of the international community to coordinate its efforts in the fight against drugs.