Examples of using Single definition in English and their translations into Arabic
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Lithuania has already implemented recommendation 90.14 to incorporate in national law the crime of torture, defining torture as a crime comprising all the elements of Article 1 of the United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, since all the elements of torture identified in this Convention are duly criminalised by the Criminal Code as individual acts, i.e. without combining them under a single definition of torture as a criminal act.
There is no single definition of a family.
There is no single definition of human security.
There is no single definition of the concept of" family".
But there is no single definition of the word"home.".
No single definition of“local” or“local food systems” exists.
Some delegations noted it would be counterproductive to concentrate on elaborating a single definition of unilateral acts.
Understanding the concept. Delegations agreed that there was no internationally agreed single definition of an ecosystem approach.
Most replies noted that there is no single definition of disability and reflected that disability was frequently dependent on context.
Belgium does not have a single definition of disability; rather, there are several that differ according to the criteria they apply.
Because there is no single definition of internally displaced persons, estimates of their number vary as do the causes for their migration.
The Committee faced difficulties in trying to compose a single definition for" waste" or" used ' or" no longer functional".
Because there is no single definition of internally displaced persons, estimates of their number vary,
According to the International Labour Organization, no single definition can capture all the dimensions of" small" or" medium" business size.
There is no single definition of serious games, though they are generally held to be games used for training, advertising, simulation, or education.
(c) Indigenous identities, like all identities, are complex, fluid and of multiple natures, and thus cannot be confined to a single definition.
The idea of democracy has become multifaceted and thus cannot be locked into a single definition that might qualify or disqualify certain political systems.
The Chairperson- Rapporteur of the Working Group stated her agreement with the World Bank that no single definition could capture the diversity of indigenous peoples worldwide.
Religious life and political life, and sometimes both, play a very important role in human societies, but they assume forms that do not lend themselves to a single definition.
No single definition could capture the diversity of indigenous peoples worldwide, and all past attempts to achieve both clarity and restrictiveness in the same definition had resulted in greater ambiguity.