Examples of using Time-bound action in English and their translations into Arabic
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necessary steps for the early passing in Parliament of laws and regulations concerning organization structures, job descriptions and internal control systems and the development of a time-bound action plan, endorsed by the Council of Ministers, to implement a comprehensive oilmeasuring system.
The gender mainstreaming strategy 2008-2009 of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East(UNRWA) sets indicators for gender analysis and planning, capacity-building and communication, and includes six sector-specific, time-bound action plans with indicators, focusing on the impact of service delivery to refugees.
All parties are required to enter into dialogue with UNAMID, UNMIS and UNICEF and to prepare time-bound action plans to address the recruitment and use of child soldiers within the framework of Security Council resolution 1612(2005) and on the basis of the criteria established for action plans.
(d) Welcoming the meeting that took place on 20 August between the country task force on monitoring and reporting and the High-level Committee for the Prevention of Military Recruitment of Underage Children and the promise of a follow-up meeting to further discuss the integration of the recommendations of the Working Group into a time-bound action plan and to support their implementation;
I note from the interim audit that the implementation of the plan is behind schedule and encourage the Government of Iraq to make every effort to implement the metering plan on schedule, as envisaged in the time-bound action plan presented by the Government of Iraq to the Security Council.
The Government and the high command of the Forces armées de la République démocratique du Congo(FARDC) committed to entering into dialogue with the United Nations for the preparation of a time-bound action plan for the prevention of child recruitment and the identification and release of those children already present in integrated FARDC brigades.
(i) Requesting him to continue to seek to establish systematic dialogue with the parties to the armed conflict with the aim of preparing time-bound action plans to end the recruitment and use of children in armed forces and groups, as well as other abuses committed against children and violations of applicable international law;
(ii) To engage further, in accordance with Security Council resolution 1612(2005), with the United Nations task force on monitoring and reporting with a view to developing, within 90 days, a draft time-bound action plan in line with the action plan standards requested by the Security Council in its resolutions 1539(2004) and 1612(2005);
(b) Also requesting that he recommend to his Special Representative on Children and Armed Conflict that in her discussions with all parties to armed conflict, in accordance with resolution 1612(2005), she specifically request time-bound action plans with a proposed time frame;
The directive therefore specifies the role of peacekeeping operations in key areas such as monitoring and reporting of grave violations against children, the conduct of dialogue with parties to the conflict for the preparation of time-bound action plans to address grave violations for which they have been cited by the Secretary-General, as well as other responsibilities, such as the provision of regular and comprehensive training for civilian, police and military personnel of peacekeeping operations.
The Security Council encourages Member States to devise ways, in close consultations with the United Nations country-level task force on monitoring and reporting and United Nations country teams, to facilitate the development and implementation of time-bound action plans, and the review and monitoring by the United Nations country level task force of obligations and commitments relating to the protection of children and armed conflict.
Continue with the reform of the judiciary and civil service and build a State based fully on the rule of law(Côte d ' Ivoire);pursue the judicial and administrative reforms with a time-bound action plan to build an effective, open and transparent legal system based on the rule of law(Turkey); enhance effectiveness of its legal, executive judiciary and law enforcements reforms, in line with international human rights standards(Pakistan);
Calls on Member States to devise ways, in close consultations with the United Nations country-level task force on monitoring and reporting and United Nations country teams, to facilitate the development and implementation of time-bound action plans, and the review and monitoring by the United Nations country-level task force of obligations and commitments relating to the protection of children affected by armed conflict;
The Chin National Front/Chin National Army(CNF/CNA) shared a copy of their" deed of commitment" with the United Nations on 15 March 2009, reaffirming that the group does not recruit any persons under the age of 18, and reiterating its commitment to facilitate independent monitoring by a third party, as well as to develop a time-bound action plan in accordance with Security Council resolution 1612(2005).
(g) Urging them to fulfil without any further delay their commitments for the protection of children, to end the recruitment and use of children, to release all children still present within their ranks in a manner that allows effective confirmation by the United Nations country-level task force on monitoring and reporting and to develop as soon as possible a time-bound action plan in line with Security Council resolutions 1539(2004) and 1612(2005);
(ii) To fulfil without any further delay their commitments concerning the protection of children, to immediately end the recruitment and use of children, to release all children still present within their ranks in a manner that allows effective verification by the United Nations Task Force on Monitoring and Reporting and to develop as soon as possible a time-bound action plan in line with Security Council resolutions 1539(2004) and 1612(2005);
(ii) To immediately engage, in accordance with Security Council resolution 1612(2005), with the United Nations task force on monitoring and reporting with a view to bringing, within 90 days, the latest written commitments by the action plan signed by LTTE in line with the time-bound action plan standards requested by the Security Council in its resolutions 1539(2004) and 1612(2005);
(k) Requesting him to urge the United Nations system to support child protection in the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process in the Sudan, and inviting him to call upon the international community to continue to allocate adequate funding for capacity-building in the Sudan for the implementation of time-bound action plans and for disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes for children;
(d) Strongly urging Al-Shabaab, Hizbul Islam, clan militias and all other armed groups to immediately and without preconditions cease the recruitment and use of children, release children associated with armed groups, enter into dialogue with the United Nations and prepare time-bound action plans in line with Security Council resolutions 1539(2004), 1612(2005) and 1882(2009), and expressing concern in that regard about the impact on children of the announced merger of Al-Shabaab
The Security Council reiterates its call on parties to armed conflict listed in the annexes of the Secretary-General ' s report(S/2007/757) that have not already done so to prepare and implement, without further delay, concrete time-bound action plans to halt recruitment and use of children in violation of applicable international law, and to address all violations and abuses against children in close cooperation with the SRSG, as well as with UNICEF and the UN Country Task Forces on Monitoring and Reporting.