Examples of using To adopt a programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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The protracted stalemate in the Conference and its continuing failure to adopt a programme of work severely undermine the confidence of the international community in the ability of this Conference to comprehensively address matters related to disarmament and to non-proliferation.
There is still time available for the implementation of CD/1840, if agreed upon, during Part III of the 2008 CD session and no effort should be spared to adopt a programme of work by consensus.
Mr. President, we have heard again the urgent appeal made on behalf of the Secretary-General of the United Nations to this Conference to commence substantive work without further delay and to adopt a programme of work at the earliest possible date.
Canada fears that our efforts to adopt a programme of work will continue to be fruitless.
the Conference on Disarmament has been unable, for the fourth consecutive year, to adopt a programme of work.
In its resolution 1998/37, the Council, recalling General Assembly resolution 52/15, by which the Assembly proclaimed the year 2000 as the International Year for the Culture of Peace, requested the General Assembly to adopt a programme of action for the year 2000.
The firm commitment of our Governments to a strategy of sustainable development has led us to adopt a programme of specific action with stipulated objectives and time-limits so as to fulfil the commitments entered into at this meeting.
Mexico is deeply disappointed by our inability to adopt a programme of work, and particularly by the lack of progress in the Conference in multilateral negotiations on nuclear disarmament, which continues to be our highest priority.
Although we all made sincere efforts, we were not able to adopt a programme of work that would allow us to commence meaningful negotiations on the principal issues of concern to the Conference, in particular ridding the world of the threat of nuclear weapons.
In this regard, the United Nations and the African Union are working to adopt a programme with clear-cut objectives, including improved coordination between United Nations bodies and regional economic communities of the African Union, as well as the mobilization of resources.
We look forward to returning to work in the Conference on Disarmament and strongly urge member States to adopt a programme of work based on the balanced proposal that has been before that body for over a year.
Of course the absolute majority of member States have made continuous efforts to adopt a programme of work and to start substantial discussions on the main issues, during which balanced proposals, such as the" five Ambassadors ' initiative", have been presented.
We are pleased to note that the Conference finally managed to adopt a programme of work this year, but we find it disturbing that it was unable to start the much-needed negotiations on a fissile material cut-off treaty in 2009.
Create a framework for reflection in order to adopt a programme of action that includes a medium- and long-term plan to improve coordination between the various actors involved in ensuring the full inclusion of children with disabilities in the school system.
I must confess that at that moment, for the first time in a long time, I felt that we would manage to adopt a programme of work and that we would get down to our substantive work at last.
I should also like to take this opportunity to thank and congratulate our colleague from Zimbabwe, who worked assiduously to move us forward in our efforts to adopt a programme of work.
Luis Filipe de Macedo Soares and his delegation for their efforts to adopt a programme of work that would allow the Conference to get down to substantive work.
But I would invite you, Mr. President, to exercise your presidency in a manner that would lead to really try to narrow down differences to adopt a programme of work, because we have had informal discussions on a number of issues.