Examples of using To avoid the recurrence in English and their translations into Arabic
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carry out exhaustive and impartial investigations into allegations of violations of the right to life, to identify, bring to justice and punish perpetrators, as well as to take effective measures to avoid the recurrence of such violations.
Probably in order to avoid the recurrence of the difficult public meetings punctuated by procedural disputes which had marked the cold war era, special attention has for several years been given to delivering only a finished product at official meetings of the Council.
Requests the Secretary-General to consult with the Board of Auditors on appropriate measures to avoid the recurrence of the qualification of the audit opinion of the financial statements of the United Nations peace-keeping operations.
said that his comments on Rwanda had been intended to highlight the need to avoid the recurrence of similar events.
It was also noted that the sixty-fifth anniversary of the Genocide Convention had given all States the opportunity to reflect on ways and means to avoid the recurrence of genocide.
judicial institutions do in fact operate effectively, and to take measures to avoid the recurrence of violations.
have been abandoned or otherwise separated from their families are of an adequate standard and to avoid the recurrence of excessive child mortality rates similar to those of the Maygoma orphanage.
Products of Conception(POC): Fetal loss is the most common pregnancy complication, occurring in 25-30% of recognized pregnancies. Chromosomal analysis on Products of Conception may help identify the cause of pregnancy loss and improve management of future pregnancies by considering Assisted Reproductive Techniques and Comprehensive Chromosomal Screening to avoid the recurrence of miscarriages.
Requests the Secretary-General to give a written report to the General Assembly no later than 31 January 1995 on the progress of the investigation undertaken by the Office of Internal Oversight Services and action thereon to determine responsibility for the theft of 3.9 million dollars and to recover the missing funds, as well as disciplinary measures taken in this regard and controls put in place to avoid the recurrence of similar incidents in future;
In his reports to the Commission on Human Rights, the Special Rapporteur has made ample reference to the obligation of States to conduct exhaustive and impartial investigations into allegations of violations of the right to life, to identify, bring to justice and punish the perpetrators, to grant adequate compensation to the victims or their families, and to take effective measures to avoid the recurrence of such violations.
Requests the Secretary-General to give a written report to the General Assembly no later than 31 January 1995 on the progress of the investigation undertaken by the Office of Internal Oversight Services and action thereon to determine responsibility for the theft of 3.9 million dollars and to recover the missing funds, as well as disciplinary measures taken in this regard and controls put in place to avoid the recurrence of similar incidents in future;
In his report to the Commission on Human Rights at its fiftieth session, the Special Rapporteur made ample reference to the obligation under international law to carry out exhaustive and impartial investigations into allegations of violations of the right to life, to identify, bring to justice and punish their perpetrators, to grant adequate compensation to the victims or their families, and to take effective measures to avoid the recurrence of such violations(see E/CN.4/1994/7, paras. 688-699).
Board of Inquiry reports routinely recommend measures that mission managers can take to avoid the recurrence of serious incidents.
They should also prosecute the alleged perpetrators of such acts, while taking effective measures to avoid the recurrence of such violations.
Building confidence between States and populations through participation in decision-making and delivery of peace dividends is crucial to avoid the recurrence of conflict.