Examples of using To be consistent in English and their translations into Arabic
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The proposed budget contained in document A/54/6/Rev.1 appeared to be consistent with the priorities contained in the medium-term plan for 1998-2001.
WHO also aims to be consistent in its use of the mortality" envelope", that is, the total number of deaths irrespective of cause.
s indications that future extradition treaties are tailored to be consistent with UNCAC provisions.
Furthermore, the report uses the term" transaction cost" in paragraph 81 to describe this challenge; therefore, in order to be consistent, this term should be employed in the summary as well.
Policies for forests(and trees outside forests) need to be consistent with overall national economic, land use and sustainable development policies;
In paragraph 1(a) the phrase'other than direct fire munitions ' has been added to be consistent with 1(b).
The notion of perpetual permanent seats on the Security Council does not appear to be consistent with the evolution of world power relationships.
This approach would seem to be consistent with the view that Nauru does have the right to sue Australia alone.".
Since customers are mostly interested in the quality you need to be consistent on each print order.
This includes a beautiful hut made of reeds to be consistent with the natural landscape of the plot.
Cuba, which is not under obligation to anyone, will continue to be consistent in its positions.
With IIS 4.0, this was renamed Personal Web Server to be consistent with the name used in 95/98.
It was important for the efforts of regional organizations to be consistent with their competence and with the provisions of the Charter, especially in view of the primary responsibility which the Charter conferred on the Security Council for the maintenance of international peace and security.
had previously found the actions taken by the Division to consolidate its organizational structure to be consistent with the recommendations made.
with regard to paragraph(3):(i) to remove the square brackets around the paragraph; and(ii) to retain the term" award" rather than" decision" in order to be consistent with the terminology in draft article 9(1).
Some Governments noted that, to be consistent with General Assembly resolution 41/120, the term" rights" in the declaration should be reserved for those duties that Governments owe their people, the breach of which generally gives rise to a legally enforceable remedy.
That approach was found to be consistent with the approach that had been taken in article 3(2)
Policies for forests(and trees outside forests) need to be consistent with such a national policy framework for sustainable development including overall economic, land-use, environment and development policies.
head the Women ' s Affairs Desks did not appear to be consistent with the important work the units would be called upon to perform.
In these circumstances, absent any clarification by the State party, application of the statute in this case would not appear to be consistent with the requirements of article 6(2).