Examples of using To constructive dialogue in English and their translations into Arabic
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CCPI-SRAC noted that concerns about a diminished commitment to constructive dialogue and meaningful accountability for human rights standards, both in respect of stakeholders within Canada and international human rights bodies and special procedures, should be raised during Canada ' s UPR.
The Special Rapporteur valued the considerable action undertaken by Qatar at the legislative, institutional and procedural levels towards combating the phenomenon of trafficking in persons and reported that the visit was a positive prelude to constructive dialogue with the Government aimed at helping to promote measures at the international level to eliminate the phenomenon of human trafficking.
It also noted the visit in the country of the Special Rapporteur on trafficking, who reported that the visit was a positive prelude to constructive dialogue with the Government aimed at helping to promote measures at the international level to eliminate the phenomenon of human trafficking.
Finally, it should be reiterated that as the Government had declared the policy of dismantling the camps, the climate during the mission of the Representative was conducive to constructive dialogue to secure the accelerated implementation of that policy and the encouragement of international cooperation in providing humanitarian assistance to the affected populations.
Mr. FORNOCALDO(Managing Director, Division of Administration) said that, thanks to constructive dialogue with Member States and their commitment to pay assessed contributions on time, rates of collection of assessed contributions had reached a seven-year high by mid-August 2003, showing a substantial increase over the previous two years.
It contributed to the fostering of a climate conducive to constructive dialogue between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots and supported the role of civil society in the promotion of a culture of reconciliation across the island through bicommunal events and activities and the establishment of island-wide intercommunal networks and cross-community partnerships.
created barriers to constructive dialogue between Member States and international human rights mechanisms.
The adoption of hasty decisions does not make a positive contribution to constructive dialogue.
The Working Group ' s visit was seen as contributing to constructive dialogue with international mechanisms.
The Philippines is open to constructive dialogue and cooperation with human rights special procedures.
now potentially less confrontational and more conducive to constructive dialogue and concrete action.
The issue of international cooperation for the eradication of poverty in developing countries could be a theme conducive to constructive dialogue.
The European Union remained open to constructive dialogue with interested States on ways to curb the threats posed by the activities of mercenaries.
This kind of exercise only acts as a barrier to constructive dialogue and mutually advantageous cooperation between countries and tends to exacerbate relations for no substantive gain.
Regarding polarization and obstacles to constructive dialogue, she had always strived to ensure respectful dialogue, attaching importance to consensus,
Actively developing international cooperation in the area of promoting the rights of persons belonging to national communities, Belarus is open to constructive dialogue and collaboration with all interested parties.
the Human Rights Council should seek to create an atmosphere conducive to constructive dialogue and cooperation in order to improve the human rights situation around the globe.
While participants have affirmed their commitment to constructive dialogue and reconciliation, they have yet to fully muster the will to move to joint problem-solving in the wider interest of the public.
I look forward to constructive dialogue with Member States on the contributions that we may make together in the effort to ensure that a culture of prevention takes root in the international community.
The Representative has been encouraged by an increasing number of invitations and requests from Governments and organizations for assistance in protecting the human rights of internally displaced persons and remains committed to constructive dialogue with these entities.
