Examples of using To extend the scope in English and their translations into Arabic
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A decision to extend the scope of the new internal justice system to those nonstaff personnel appointed to a remunerated post would require specific approval by the Assembly or the principal organ concerned, as the appointing body(A/61/758, para. 11).
In support of the proposal, it was suggested that these additional words were intended to extend the scope of paragraph(1) to encompass the situation provided for in paragraph(6)
However, it declined to extend the scope of the trial to include the S-21 facility and District 12 on grounds that this risked substantial prolongation of the trial and could not be readily accommodated within the scope and structure of the case.
In attempting to extend the scope of South-South cooperation to a wide range of social and economic sectors, the South acquired an overburdened agenda that requires consolidation around a manageable set of goals.
In addition, amendments were made to existing legislation to extend the scope and relevant definitions of matters relating to money-laundering and terrorist financing, and to enhance the relevant powers of competent authorities.
A bill amending the Microcredit Act has been adopted; this legislation is intended to extend the scope of microcredits to cover the construction of public housing and supplying these housing units with drinking water and electricity.
Its primary purpose is not only to extend the scope of upper secondary school education, but also to equip it to keep pace with the shifting demands posed by modern working life, society and individual needs.
We were greatly encouraged that the Review Conference decided to extend the scope of the Convention and, by consensus, to set up an expert group to consider a mandate for negotiation of a protocol to the CCW on explosive remnants of war.
He supported the Commission ' s decision not to extend the scope of the topic to functional protection by international organizations, the delegation of a right of diplomatic protection
(e) Further encourages UNHCR, together with relevant partners, to extend the scope of its assessment and monitoring of environmental activities and to develop strategies for disaster risk reduction in refugee and IDP hosting and returnee areas;
African countries should encourage Southern partners to extend the scope of their infrastructure finance to the regional level as an important channel to reduce transactions costs, link national markets and boost intra-African trade and investment.
that would be safer, more efficient, as well as more diversion and proliferation-resistant, and that would help to extend the scope of the use of nuclear energy to new areas such as hydrogen production.
Therefore, if the Commission were to extend the scope of application to continental shelves, it would in fact be linking the work on transboundary aquifers with that on oil and natural gas.
In our view, this Assembly should carry out substantive discussions on the protection of humanitarian assistance, including the establishment of a mechanism to extend the scope of legal protection under the 1994 Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel.
As a continuation of the initiatives undertaken to strengthen strategic management of peace operations, provision in the amount of $344,400 is proposed to extend the scope of the activity approved in the 2009/10 periodsee A/63/767, para.
At its fourth meeting, held in Geneva from 4 to 8 May 2009, the Conference of the Parties to the Stockholm Convention decided to extend the scope of the Convention to include nine new chemicals, many of which are still widely used.
At the Second Review Conference of States Parties to the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons, in December 2001, States parties agreed to extend the scope of application of the Convention as a whole, so that its existing Protocols would also apply in situations of non-international armed conflict.