Examples of using To avoid unnecessary duplication in English and their translations into Arabic
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Requests the Secretary-General to bring the reports of the Special Rapporteur to the attention of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the Conference of States Parties and the Commission for Social Development for their information and to avoid unnecessary duplication;
Takes note in this context of the importance that the Working Group attaches to coordination with other mechanisms of the Commission and with the treaty-monitoring bodies, as well as to the strengthening of the role of the Centre for Human Rights in such coordination, and encourages the Working Group to avoid unnecessary duplication;
Convinced that, in order to achieve effective coordination of the activities of the Authority and the United Nations and to avoid unnecessary duplication of their activities and services, it would be desirable for the Authority to enter into a relationship with the United Nations on terms to be determined by an agreement concluded between the two organizations.
However, utmost care should be given to avoid unnecessary duplication, confusion, and a sense of adverse competition among the various actors of the international community involved in human rights activities in Rwanda as that could affect the willingness of donor countries to contribute to effective
With reference to the need to avoid unnecessary duplication and the contribution that joint visits by thematic mechanisms make to this end(see E/CN.4/1994/31, para. 17)
Continuing the practice, reported on last year, of seeking to avoid unnecessary duplication of the activities of the thematic mechanisms(E/CN.4/1995/34, paras. 8 and 9), either among themselves or with country rapporteurs, the Special Rapporteur has been involved in a number of cooperative initiatives.
Turkey recalled that resolution 5/1 of the Human Rights Council required the Council, when considering the establishment of new special procedures mandates, to avoid unnecessary duplication, identify thematic gaps and address them by means other than the creation of special procedures mandates, and define new mandates as clear and specific as possible, to avoid ambiguity.
Invites, in this context, the Executive Director to approach relevant organizations within the United Nations system with the proposal to make a joint review of their roles in the environment area, aiming at identifying and analysing the need for strengthened coordination and cooperation, in order to avoid unnecessary duplication;
(b) Recommends increased coordination in support of human rights and fundamental freedoms within the United Nations system, and urges all United Nations organs, bodies and the specialized agencies whose activities deal with human rights to cooperate to this end in order to strengthen, rationalize and streamline their activities, taking into account the need to avoid unnecessary duplication.
in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, the World Conference on Human Rights urged all United Nations organs, bodies and the specialized agencies whose activities deal with human rights to cooperate in order to strengthen, rationalize and streamline their activities, taking into account the need to avoid unnecessary duplication.
in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, the World Conference on Human Rights urged all United Nations organs, bodies and the specialized agencies whose activities deal with human rights to cooperate in order to strengthen, rationalize and streamline their activities, taking into account the need to avoid unnecessary duplication, Ibid., para.
The Group also agreed on the need to reinforce the interactive dialogue with States, civil society and international organizations, before, during and after its sessions, and to take due consideration of the work done by other bodies and mechanisms and other United Nations agencies on slavery-related issues in order to avoid unnecessary duplication and ensure the value added of the Group.
Also requests the Executive Director to ensure that the United Nations Environment Programme, when undertaking its activities related to the environmental aspects of freshwater, takes into account the work carried out by other United Nations agencies and international organizations as well as by national Governments in order to avoid unnecessary duplication;
However, utmost care should be given to avoid unnecessary duplication, confusion, and a sense of adverse competition among the various actors of the international community involved in human rights activities in Rwanda as it could affect the willingness of donor countries to contribute to effective
This paragraph should be deleted and replaced by the second sentence in paragraph 1 of the Programme of Action, which reads as follows:" To this end, the World Conference on Human Rights urges all United Nations organs, bodies and the specialized agencies whose activities deal with human rights to cooperate in order to strengthen, rationalize and streamline their activities, taking into account the need to avoid unnecessary duplication.".
the Governing Council agreed that the committee should consider a number of issues, including: the need to achieve cooperation and coordination and to avoid unnecessary duplication of proposed actions with relevant provisions contained in other international agreements and processes; the possible co-benefits of conventional pollutant control measures and other environmental benefits; efficient organization and streamlined secretariat arrangements.
The Council reaffirms the recommendation of the World Conference on Human Rights that the States parties to international human rights instruments, the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council should consider studying the existing human rights treaty bodies and the various thematic mechanisms and procedures, with a view to promoting greater efficiency and effectiveness through better coordination of the various bodies, mechanisms and procedures, taking into account the need to avoid unnecessary duplication and overlapping of their mandates and tasks.
Some delegations stressed that the work of the Committee should be streamlined by, inter alia, concentrating at each session on a few selected topics, closely coordinating the work of the Committee with other United Nations bodies to avoid unnecessary duplication, setting time limits for the consideration of proposals, devising a cut-off mechanism for items that had not yielded any tangible results and considering certain items once every two or three years.
Every effort should be made to avoid unnecessary duplication;
We should enhance our efforts to avoid unnecessary duplication and repetition.