Examples of using Urges it in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee recommends that the State party follow up the specific concerns raised in connection with its initial report and its second periodic report, and urges it to act on the Committee ' s suggestions and recommendations in that regard.
Commends the World Health Organization for its ongoing measures to combat malaria, particularly in Africa, and urges it to provide the necessary assistance to African States in order to meet their objectives;
The Committee calls upon the State party to reform the real estate sector as soon as possible and urges it to take account of the vulnerability of rural landowners to land seizure, as well as
The Government of Turkey invites the Government of Greece to demonstrate its sincerity in its commitment to combat terrorism and urges it to take all necessary measures to prevent such acts of violence and enhance the protection, security and safety of the diplomatic and consular missions and representatives in Greece.
The Conference, while welcoming the adoption by consensus of a programme of work in the Conference on Disarmament in May 2009, expresses deep concern that after more than a decade the Conference on Disarmament has been unable to commence negotiations and substantive deliberations pursuant to an agreed programme of work, and urges it to begin work without delay.
Welcomes the immediate response to food aid needs by the international community, urges it to continue to ensure food security for the remaining vulnerable groups in need, and calls upon the United Nations, other intergovernmental organizations, Member States and non-governmental organizations to assist the East Timorese in ensuring sustainable development in the areas of agriculture, livestock and fisheries;
The Committee, while reminding the State party of its primary obligation to ensure that children enjoy their rights under the Convention, urges it to consider according civil society and NGOs a more conducive context for their work, inter alia, through funding and lower tax rates.
The Committee reaffirms the duty of the State party to put an end to impunity for these acts and urges it to expedite the administration of justice, the investigation of the complaints, and the identification and prosecution of the perpetrators and to guarantee victims and their family members an effective remedy.
The Panel remains concerned that weapons are not properly marked by the Government and urges it, with the assistance of UNMIL, to mark all weapons maintained in government armouries in accordance with Security Council resolution 1903(2009) and the ECOWAS Convention on Small Arms and Light Weapons.
Welcomes the efforts made by the Government of Libya to stabilize the security situation, and urges it to maintain this process through arms control and the reintegration into the community of the armed groups currently operating outside government control, and to continue its efforts to prevent cases of arbitrary arrest and the ill-treatment of detainees;
its recommendation that the State party withdraw its reservations to articles 7 and 22 of the Convention and urges it to continue to implement measures to ensure that all stateless persons born in Thailand and living under its jurisdiction can acquire a nationality, including the possibility of acquiring Thai nationality.
The Special Representative commends the international community for the valuable assistance it is giving to the judicial system of Rwanda and urges it to expand and systematize its assistance, including collaboration with the Office of the Military Prosecutor General, to help the country meet its enormous judicial challenges.
The Council stresses the primary responsibility of the Government of the Sudan, welcomes its expressed commitment to spare no efforts in this regard, including the early lifting of the state of emergency in Darfur, and urges it to extend all necessary cooperation to the High-level Implementation Panel and UNAMID;
The Special Rapporteur on the right to health notes that Mozambique, while it has assumed many international obligations in the area of health, has not ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and urges it to do so as soon as possible.
frank dialogue. It also welcomes the State party ' s promise to submit future reports on time and urges it to meet the deadline for submission of its next periodic report.
Commends the Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity for its decision to assess the relationship between biodiversity concerns and intellectual property rights, in general, and between the Convention on Biological Diversity and TRIPS, in particular, and urges it also to consider human rights principles and instruments in undertaking this assessment;
The Committee notes the information provided by the delegation that the State party ratified the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict in 2003, but urges it to transmit without undue delay the instrument of ratification to the Secretary-General, including the necessary binding declaration and description of safeguards required under article 3, paragraph 2, of the Protocol.
The Committee reiterates its previous recommendation to the State party and urges it to establish without delay a comprehensive strategy, including clear goals and timetables, to modify or eliminate negative practices and patriarchal stereotypes that are harmful to and discriminate against women, and to promote women ' s full enjoyment of their human rights, in conformity with articles 2(f) and 5(a) of the Convention.
In this regard, the Permanent Mission of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to the United Nations protests in the strongest terms to the host country and urges it to honour its obligations under the Headquarters Agreement and to comply with the recommendations and decisions of the General Assembly and other established international standards in order to ensure that Missions to the United Nations are given equal treatment.
The Committee notes the information provided by the delegation that the State party ratified the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the involvement of children in armed conflict in August 2004, but urges it to transmit without undue delay the instrument of ratification to the SecretaryGeneral, including the necessary binding declaration and description of safeguards required under article 3, paragraph 2, of the Protocol.