Examples of using The harmonization and coordination in English and their translations into Arabic
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Welcomes Economic and Social Council resolution 1996/36, in which it decided to continue to ensure, on a regular basis, the harmonization and coordination of the multi-year work programmes of relevant functional commissions by promoting a clear division of labour among them and providing clear policy guidance to them;
In 1990 the General Committee of the International Council of Scientific Unions(ICSU), set up a Special Committee for the Decade to provide advice to the members of ICSU on the harmonization and coordination of their efforts to reduce the human impacts of natural disasters and to organize a vigorous and effective ICSU contribution to the Decade.
In the follow-up to United Nations conferences and summits, the Economic and Social Council should ensure the harmonization and coordination of the agendas and work programmes of the functional commissions by promoting a clearer division of labour among them and providing clear policy guidance to them.
In the follow-up to United Nations conferences, the Economic and Social Council also decided to ensure the harmonization and coordination of the agendas and work programmes of the functional commissions by promoting a clearer division of labour among them and providing clear policy guidance to them.
Encourages the Fund to continue to contribute to the harmonization and coordination processes of United Nations reform through strengthened partnerships with other funds, programmes and organizations of the United Nations system through the promotion of women ' s human rights and gender equality perspective in the policies, guidelines and tools developed by the United Nations Development Group;
In 1990 the General Committee of the International Council of Scientific Unions(ICSU), set up a Special Committee for the Decade to provide advice to the members of ICSU on the harmonization and coordination of their efforts to reduce the human impacts of natural disasters and to organize a vigorous and effective ICSU contribution to the Decade.
Encourages the Fund to continue to contribute to the harmonization and coordination processes of United Nations reform through, inter alia, strengthened partnerships with other funds, programmes and organizations of the United Nations system and through the promotion of development, including technical cooperation, women ' s human rights and a gender-equality perspective in the policies, guidelines and tools developed by the United Nations Development Group;
In resolution 1996/36, the Economic and Social Council decided that it would continue to ensure the harmonization and coordination of the multi-year work programmes of relevant functional commissions by promoting a clear division of labour among them and providing clear policy guidance to them(for a tabular breakdown of the multi-year work programmes see document E/1997/73 concerning integrated follow-up to conferences).
Encourages the Fund to continue to contribute to the harmonization and coordination processes of United Nations reform through, inter alia, strengthened partnerships with other funds, programmes and organizations of the United Nations system and through the promotion of development, including technical cooperation, women's human rights and a gender-equality perspective in the policies, guidelines and tools developed by the United Nations Development Group;
Encourages the Fund to continue to contribute to the harmonization and coordination processes of United Nations reform through, inter alia, strengthened partnerships with other funds, programmes and organizations of the United Nations system and through the promotion of development, including technical cooperation, women ' s human rights and a gender-equality perspective in the policies, guidelines and tools developed by the United Nations Development Group;
Accordingly, the Economic and Social Council would determine how it intends to ensure the harmonization and coordination of the agendas and work programmes of functional commissions and might wish to conduct an initial review of multi-year thematic work programmes to identify areas where harmonization may be particularly required, bearing in mind the need for a clearer division of labour among the work of the commissions.
Welcomes Economic and Social Council resolution 1997/61 of 25 July 1997, on integrated and coordinated implementation and follow-up of the major United Nations international conferences and summits, in which the Council reaffirmed the need to continue to ensure the harmonization and coordination of the agendas and work programmes of the functional commissions by promoting a clearer division of labour among them and by providing clear policy guidance to them;
Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment), speaking in his capacity as Chairperson of the annual meeting of chairpersons of the human rights treaty bodies, said that it was impossible to achieve the harmonization and coordination emphasized in resolution 68/268 by meeting once a year for two days under a rotating chairpersonship.
Commission on Human Rights, that their mandates were basically similar without prejudice to their specificity, and that, therefore, the harmonization and coordination of their respective activities will enhance the efficiency of each individually and of their activities as a whole.
Commission on Human Rights, that their mandates were basically similar without prejudice to their specificity, and that therefore, the harmonization and coordination of their respective activities would enhance the efficiency of each individually and of their activities as a whole.
At its substantive session in 1996, the Council adopted resolution 1996/36 of 26 July 1996 on follow-up to the major international United Nations conferences and summits, including the implementation of their respective programmes of action, and decided that it should continue to ensure, on a regular basis, the harmonization and coordination of the multi-year work programmes of relevant functional commissions by promoting a clear division of labour among them and providing clear policy guidance to them.
At the coordination segment of the Council of 1995, devoted to coordinated follow-up by the United Nations system and implementation of the results of the major international conferences organized by the United Nations in the economic, social and related fields, the Council decided that it would ensure the harmonization and coordination of the agendas and work programmes of the functional commissions by promoting clear division of labour among them and providing clear policy guidance to them(thirteenth paragraph of agreed conclusions 1995/1).
At the coordination segment of the Council of 1995, devoted to coordinated follow-up by the United Nations system and implementation of the results of the major international conferences organized by the United Nations in the economic, social and related fields, the Council decided that it would ensure the harmonization and coordination of the agendas and work programmes of the functional commissions by promoting a clearer division of labour among them and providing clear policy guidance to them(thirteenth paragraph of agreed conclusions 1995/1).