Examples of using Share in English and their translations into Arabic
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(a) To share knowledge and experiences between Governments, national and local authorities and institutions, NGOs and civil society, the private sector, universities and research centres, intergovernmental and international organizations, and development agencies through an interactive and constructive dialogue;
in accordance with the provisions of General Assembly resolution 973(X) of 15 December 1955, their respective share in the Tax Equalization Fund in the total amount of 179,097,566 dollars, consisting of.
In terms of economic groupings, the share of the industrialized countries of fossil fuel consumption(the principal sources of commercial supply) declined to less than 50 per cent of the world total between 1961 and 1990.
After the sessions, beneficiaries are requested to send to the secretariat a follow-up report on the awareness-raising activities that they have organized within their local communities in order to share the knowledge acquired at the international level.
Why are you getting involved? Why does Second Harvest's mission matter to you and/or your organization? Explain why food access is so important, or share your personal story to inspire participation.
The Ministerial Conference of the States of the Central European Initiative had been hosted by Slovakia in the capital, Bratislava, in order to share information and discuss ways of strengthening the fight against internationally organized crime.
Undertake further measures to increase the participation rate of mothers of young children and single mothers in the labour force by strengthening parental leave programmes for women and encouraging men to share child-rearing responsibilities with women.
who stressed that the purpose of the workshop was to share experiences and develop tangible approaches to enhance the implementation of Article 6 in the region.
Secondly, there are overlaps between the objectives of adaptation planning, effective resource management and sustainable development- they all share the same goals of enhancing the resilience of human and natural systems in the face of climate change.
We will share the agenda and details of that track and as well as preliminary information and resources on topics circulating around Open Access in the African context on the interface of academia and other sectors.
A number of the specialized agencies of the United Nations system indicated that it was important for the United Nations system agencies/programmes to share experience and best practices in order to enhance non-governmental organization participation.
The current war on terrorism should not mean a confrontation among civilizations; nor should it mean a confrontation between religions, since, at their core, all religions share a similar message of respect and tolerance towards others.
Member States must be prepared to bear and share this responsibility politically and financially, both in the international arena and domestically.
Resource requirements in respect of the share for the support account for peacekeeping operations for the period 2013-2014 have been approved, while the requirements for the period 2014-2015 will be included in the context of the proposed budget for that period.
One of the great features of the site is a fan or dislike game where you can get to know each other through photos or polls"about relationships and a partner to find people who share the same values and opinions.
We are concerned by the fact that too many countries continue to receive an 80 per cent discount as a result of a calculation of their relative share of world gross national product in 1973, some 25 years ago.
In March 2014, OHCHR, UNDP and the National Council organized a two-day conference to raise awareness and share good practices with regard to the independence of the National Council and to the national human rights action plan.
Other processes that could be useful in assisting States to share best practices and to focus on disabilities included the Annual Ministerial Review of the Economic and Social Council and the Millennium Development Goals country reports.
It is essential that all countries share knowledge and efforts regarding road safety and bring together all our knowledge and our scientific, technical, human and economic resources to face this pandemic in a well-coordinated global effort.
The requirements detailed in the present report regarding Vienna include both the full cost and the United Nations share of the costs; the resources requested represent the portion that would be funded under the United Nations regular budget.