Examples of using Strict application in English and their translations into Arabic
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If, for any reason, the strict application of the assets freeze is thought to hinder the reconciliation programme, the Committee can authorize exemptions through the procedures set out in Security Council resolution 1452(2002), as modified by resolution 1735(2006).
Bulgaria had suffered serious economic losses as a result of the strict application of sanctions against Iraq, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and, in particular, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which were among its major economic partners.
train the police and other law enforcement officers, prosecutors and judges on the strict application of anti-corruption laws, conduct awareness-raising campaigns, and ensure the transparency of the conduct of public authorities, in law and in practice.
such change must be based, for all categories of membership, on strict application of the principle of equitable geographical distribution,
(d) Provide mandatory training to judges, prosecutors and the police on the strict application of legal provisions dealing with violence against women and train police officers, on standardized procedures to deal with women victims of violence;
The Ministers called for transparency and strict application of the principle of equitable geographical representation,
other law enforcement officers, prosecutors and judges on the strict application of anti-corruption laws, conduct awareness-raising campaigns, and ensure the transparency of the conduct of public authorities, in law and in practice.
administrative measures to ensure the strict application of article 15 of the Convention
The strict application of the principle of equitable geographical distribution should be the cornerstone of Security Council expansion,
Furthermore, a very strict application of mission subsistence allowance procedures to military observers resulted in a considerable overestimation of the overpayment, requiring a re-evaluation of the decision on recovery taken by the General Assembly in its resolution 51/234 of 13 June 1997.
Special attention should be paid to ensuring that all the activities related to liquidation are recorded and completed in strict application of United Nations Rules and Regulations and accepted practices, in a transparent manner.
The State party should intensify its efforts to combat discrimination against and illtreatment of vulnerable groups, in particular the Roma and the LGBT community, including through the strict application of relevant legislation and regulations providing for sanctions.
A strict application of the target dates for the completion strategy must not-- I repeat, must not-- result in impunity, particularly for the most senior leaders suspected of being most responsible for the crimes within the Tribunal ' s jurisdiction.
Strict application of Article 19 appeared to be the only way of addressing the financial crisis, but any change in the procedure for its application should not result in an increase in the number of developing countries losing their voting rights.
(8) This activity is carried out exclusively by the Arms and Ammunition Marketing Board of the Department of Manufacturing, which reports to the Ministry of Defence, in strict application of the pertinent law.
The permanent dialogue established by that institutional framework, including the ongoing contact between the Government and the follow-up committee on the implementation of the recommendations of the inclusive political dialogue, was very important, since strict application of the recommendations was pivotal to the peacebuilding process.
The strict application of these provisions by the competent bodies is the means whereby the authorities would prevent
Regarding the transport of radioactive material, the EU emphasizes the usefulness of the IAEA ' s TranSAS service as a way of helping to promote the strict application of regulations in this field.
Strict application of the Special Committee ' s traditional resolution would mean imposing on the people of Puerto Rico a choice that would conflict with its striving for self-determination, because only 4 per cent of the electorate had opted for that choice.
The borderline between recognized working languages and other languages used for work deserves further review particularly where executive heads have been called upon by their governing bodies to ensure the strict application of rules establishing linguistic practice in relation to the use of languages within secretariats(paras. 35 to 37).