Examples of using Regarding section in English and their translations into Arabic
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Regarding section III, on the law of the non-navigational uses of international watercourses, he said the change introduced into article
Regarding section 22(Human rights),
Regarding section 4, it was very apparent from additional information received by the Advisory Committee that the proposed programme of work would require more resources than would be available to implement it.
Regarding section 13, the Commission on Human Settlements had not approved a work programme or final budget for the biennium 1998-1999 because of difficulties at the United Nations Centre for Human Settlements(Habitat).
Regarding section 7A(Economic and social affairs), a revision of the narratives of the eight merged subprogrammes would be necessary to ensure conformity with the medium-term plan.
Regarding section 22(Human rights), the Group of 77 and China did not
Regarding section 26(Communications and public information), the Secretary-General should
His delegation also wished to express its reservations regarding section XII of the draft resolution, which related to revised estimates resulting from resolutions and decisions adopted by the Human Rights Council at its twenty-second, twenty-third and twenty-fourth sessions.
Regarding section 25, his delegation was disturbed by the fact that more than 90 per cent of the activities approved in the area of humanitarian assistance would be financed from extra budgetary funds.
Regarding section K, on violence and abuse, the European Union notes with appreciation the initiative to focus on these issues in a separate section and stresses the importance of both continuing research in this area and increasing awareness and knowledge of these issues among professionals.
Regarding section 1, in paragraphs I. 5 to I. 7 of its report the Advisory Committee commented on the support given to the Office of the President of the General Assembly and recommended that the adequacy of the present estimate should be carefully monitored with a view to adjusting it in the light of experience.
Regarding section H, on personnel training, it suggests that in order to set up and support the required services for persons with disabilities and make all persons in the community aware of them, adequate training should be provided to
Regarding section 3.1, on the evolving role of UNDP within the United Nations system, it should be noted that HIV/AIDS has been a designated, stand-alone UNDP practice area for the past 10 years and is linked to specific outcomes in its strategic plan, 2008-2013.
Regarding section 4.1.3, on efficiency, it should be emphasized that in addition to UNDP Executive Board decision 2011/23, on Global Fund access to UNDP internal audit reports, UNDP has established a secure electronic portal to allow designated Global Fund staff to review its audit reports from Geneva.
Regarding section V," International liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by law", he suggested that the expression" risk of causing significant transboundary harm", contained in article 2(a), seemed somewhat tautologous; the definition of the term" significant" in paragraph(4) of the commentary was greatly preferable.
However, he wished to express his concern regarding section B, particularly paragraphs 2 and 11,
Mr. SCHEINMAN(United States of America) said that his delegation had understood that additions were to be made to the draft only regarding section II, yet he noted that new language had been included in section I. If it had indeed been possible to propose further additions to section I,
Proposals for the Guide as regards sections addressing the selection of procurement methods.
In 1991, Touré made his maiden feature film Toubab Bi.[1] The film received critical acclaim and awarded at several international film festivals including'Un Certain Regard section' of Cannes Film Festival. After the success of first feature,
In its observation in 2013, the Committee noted that, since the adoption of the Labour Act in 2003, the Committee had been raising concerns regarding sections 10(b) and 68 of the Act, which were set out in terms that were more restrictive than the principle of the Convention.