Examples of using Their resolve in English and their translations into Arabic
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They reaffirmed their resolve to ensure the protection of the human rights of migrants and of their families.
The countries of South Asia have demonstrated their resolve to implement their commitments made in Rio and to go further.
Reaffirming their resolve to enhance efforts towards improved economic cooperation, social welfare, quality of life, economic growth and sustainable development in the ECO region.
Leaders also declared their resolve to minimize the adverse effects of United Nations economic sanctions on innocent populations.
Ministers reaffirmed their resolve to seek a negotiated settlement endorsed by the Security Council.
I urge both parties to show restraint and to maintain their resolve to seek a negotiated settlement.
it's softening their resolve.
The Parties express their resolve to prevent the use of the territories of their States for the organization of activities which are detrimental to the sovereignty, security
At the World Summit on Sustainable Development, States had reiterated their resolve to achieve the goals of sustainable development and to implement Agenda 21 on the basis of the Rio principles, in particular that of" common but differentiated responsibility".
The 2005 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons provides States parties with a valuable opportunity to show their resolve to strengthen the Treaty regime, thereby contributing to international peace and stability.
said participants at the Millennium Summit had underscored their resolve to face the challenge of globalization
The adoption of such a strategy will enhance operational measures to counter terrorism and will mark a historic step, bringing together all 192 Member States to demonstrate their resolve-- and ability-- to defeat this scourge.
The commitment of Kosovar leaders to quickly complete the rebuilding of property and the social and educational infrastructure that was damaged during the reprehensible events that took place last year, and their resolve to relaunch the process of the return of displaced persons, are a positive development.
In the 2005 World Summit Outcome, adopted by the General Assembly by its resolution 60/1, Heads of State and Governments expressed their resolve to strengthen the capacity of UNODC, within its existing mandates, to provide assistance to Member States.
Nevertheless, the Governments of South-East Asia remained firm in their resolve.
The deteriorating humanitarian situation had only increased their resolve to reclaim their legitimate rights.
Governments confirmed their resolve to promote gender equality and the empowerment of women.
We have lived up to their resolve to create a Human Rights Council.
African leaders have proven their resolve to oppose any unconstitutional forms of governance.
To date, their resolve is yet to be translated into definitive progress.