Examples of using The common objectives in English and their translations into Arabic
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He explained that a workshop will be organized and to be attended by specialists in the company and in the presence of a delegation of the Association to raise water issues and projects, and which will then be included in the protocol agreement and reflect the common objectives between the two parties for water conservation and water sustainability.
In addition, resolutions on disarmament and the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, such as resolution 61/62, have been adopted, calling on both the non-nuclear and nuclear weapon States of the United Nations to fully cooperate in pursuing and achieving the common objectives in the area of disarmament and non-proliferation.
as the High Representative pointed out, has been unable to formulate consensus recommendations on the path to be followed and means to implemented in promoting the common objectives of humankind in this area.
Notes with satisfaction the adoption of the workplan on biodiversity in the Economic Cooperation Organization region aimed at achieving, with the assistance of the relevant United Nations bodies, the common objectives of the global 2010 biodiversity target and ensuring the sustainable use of biological and genetic resources as well as equitable sharing of the resulting benefits;
whole should expand and improve its assistance in the field of social development through complementary efforts and, where possible, the combination of resources in joint initiatives for social development built around the common objectives of the Summit.
among others, as effective implementing legislation is developed to achieve the common objectives of member States of the United Nations in the fight to address threats to international peace and security.
of States parties and signatories of the Treaties of Tlatelolco, Rarotonga, Bangkok and Pelindaba in order to support the common objectives established in those treaties and to discuss and implement further ways and means of cooperation among themselves, their Treaty agencies and other interested States as soon as possible.
Today, I would like warmly and sincerely to congratulate our colleague Mr. Nassir Abdulaziz AlNasser on his election by acclamation as President of the General Assembly at its sixty-sixth session. This reconfirms our great trust in his ability and wisdom to lead the General Assembly. He has a spirit of determination, hope and optimism towards the achievement of the common objectives and noble purposes to which we aspire.
We are doing so because an issue is involved about which my country has always had, and continues to have, reservations: the holding of an international Conference of States Parties and Signatories to Treaties that Establish Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones to reaffirm the common objectives set out in those treaties, as contained in the eighth preambular paragraph and in operative paragraph 8.
However, on this occasion, the Spanish delegation decided to abstain in the voting on draft resolution A/C.1/61/L.20, as it has done with respect to similar texts since the fifty-fifth session, in view of the realization of a concept about which my country has always had reservations: the holding of international conferences of States parties and signatories to treaties establishing nuclear-weapon-free zones in order to support the common objectives envisaged in such treaties, which is referred to in paragraph 8.
These should be the common objectives of the whole international community.
We hope to cooperate fully with him in realizing the common objectives of the Conference.
Indeed, in some cases, multilateral disarmament forums are serving the common objectives of the international community well.
We reaffirm our commitment to the common objectives within the hemispheric systems and those of the United Nations.
The Common Objectives will be qualified and simplified with a focus on the student ' s learning outcome.
our efforts should be directed towards achieving the common objectives of disarmament and arms control.
Each GAVI partner had identified its core areas of competence, thus contributing to the common objectives of the alliance.
Their presence confirms the common objectives of all Euro-Atlantic democracies;
of diverse values and beliefs without losing sight of the common objectives of all humanity.
