Examples of using Reoccurrence in English and their translations into Arabic
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Challenges remained to improve access to justice; to address poverty; to bring the Human Rights Commission in line with the Paris Principles; to roll back discriminatory laws, practices and customs which entrench gender equality, and to prevent reoccurrence of conflict through promotion of national reconciliation.
It underlined that in 2010 the former Chairperson of the TRC noted that the implementation of all the recommendations of the TRC was crucial and vital to avoid any reoccurrence of conflict.
Noting with appreciation the initiatives taken by a number of treaty bodies to elaborate early-warning measures and urgent procedures, within their mandates, with a view to preventing the occurrence, or reoccurrence, of serious human rights violations.
The events of April enabled the leaders of the subregion to identify deficiencies in the Agreement and to take measures to prevent the reoccurrence of such breakdown in the implementation of the peace accord.
It was questioned whether the involvement of government statistical offices would prevent the reoccurrence of the misinformation and hype that were seen in the run-up to the dotcom bubble and if their involvement would improve forecasting.
In order to avoid a reoccurrence of past instances where meetings of the States parties have been substantially delayed
In order to avoid a reoccurrence of past instances where meetings of the States parties have been substantially delayed
In 2007, the Juvenile Act was amended in response to the need for restoration of juvenile delinquents and juvenile victims and the request of the local community, in order to prevent crime and its reoccurrence.
Similarly, in the Accounts Division steps have been taken to ensure that the procedures governing the processing of travel authorizations are strictly followed, to prevent a reoccurrence of an event similar to the present case.
UNOCI has implemented specific additional measures to enforce compliance with my policy and prevent any reoccurrence of abuse.
He also urged the Japanese Government to work towards the historical truth of the issue in a thorough manner so that it could provide future generations with lessons to help prevent the reoccurrence of similar tragic and inhumane acts that violated fundamental human rights.
from indiscriminate attacks, and the reoccurrence thereof, in the context of communal violence in the State party.
We note that at the international level, various proposals have been made on how to strengthen or reform the current international financial architecture to prevent a reoccurrence of further crises, to respond and resolve them quickly, and to strengthen institutional mechanisms to best support stable global financial markets.
The designed watch has the capability to detect when users smoke and monitor the reoccurrence of smoking at specific points in time.
Depending on the country context, post-conflict peacebuilding requires a combination of coordinated and coherent political, peacekeeping, development, humanitarian and human rights activities, which together foster and support sustainable structures, institutions and processes to strengthen coexistence and decrease the likelihood of the reoccurrence of armed conflict.
It was also decided that the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Defence would develop a mechanism to prevent the reoccurrence of such incidents in future, and that the Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction would write to the future Truth and Reconciliation Commission, to carry out investigation into the alleged torture inflicted on the author.
Manage accidents, incidents and look to mitigate risks to avoid reoccurrence;
CAR is actions taken to eliminate the root cause then how to prevent its reoccurrence.
Recurrence" of an illness, in the narrower sense, its reoccurrence following complete healing.
He informed the Commission that he had instructed the officials concerned to avoid any reoccurrence.