Examples of using The implications in English and their translations into Arabic
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(d) Performing work related to analysing the implications of the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal relative
Greater awareness and understanding of the implications of accession to the international conventions is needed in order to accelerate the level of accession through capacity-building among policymakers and administrators involved in the negotiation and implementation of international instruments.
Mr. O ' SULLIVAN(Australia) said that Australia had supported draft resolution A/C.1/48/L.17, which expressed legitimate concern about the potential hazards underlying any use of nuclear wastes which would constitute radiological warfare and the implications for regional and international security.
Special attention will be given to the evolution of global imbalances and the terms of trade and to assessing the implications of unchecked commodity price volatility in articulating policy responses at the national, regional and global levels.
I am currently analysing the implications for the United Nations,
A dialogue between UNCTAD and several non-governmental organizations(NGOs) took place in Port Louis in December 2006 with a view to identifying the target population groups UNCTAD could address in an effort to explain the implications of globalization for that country.
The implications are serious as countries lacking the capacity are unable to participate to their advantage in the globalization process
Co-organized with UNAIDS, the day of general discussion brought together representatives of Governments, United Nations bodies and agencies and NGOs to discuss the implications of HIV/AIDS for the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Background: The CMP, by its decision 2/CMP.5, requested the SBSTA to assess the implications of the recommendation regarding forests in exhaustion, as contained in annex I to the annual report of the CDM Executive Board to the CMP.
The implications of such disasters in developing countries are particularly immense, due mainly to the lack of resources, their long-lasting consequences on affected populations, and their adverse impact on the environment and livelihoods of millions of people.
At its thirty-fourth session, in connection with its deliberations on the implications of increasing its membership, the Commission held another overall review of its working methods on the basis of notes by the Secretariat(A/CN.9/499 and A/CN.9/500).
(b) Report of the Secretary-General on the results of the comprehensive analysis of the possibility of changing the mandatory age of separation, including the implications in the areas of human resources policies and pensions(resolution 64/231);
The implications of this globalization for developing economies in the region are not yet fully understood and deserve further attention; there is a considerable scope for strengthening mechanisms for the exchange of information and experience in this area.
Expresses deep concern at the serious and far-reaching consequences of the presence of large numbers of refugees and displaced persons in the countries concerned and the implications for the security environment and their long-term socio-economic development;
E/CN.3/1995/20 12 Note by the Secretary-General transmitting the report of the Central Statistical Office of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on the implications for statistics of the World Summit for Social Development.
He noted the request from delegations for information regarding the implications of harmonized and non-harmonized cost-recovery rates and for the specificities of the proposals concerning differentiated rates; as well as regarding how core functions would be defined by the three organizations.
Assessing the Implications.