Examples of using Which invited in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is also of concern that 12 years after the Bonn Declaration(decision 8/COP.4), which invited affected developing countries to finalize their NAPs no later than the end of 2005, seven countries reported that they still did not have a NAP at the end of 2011.
Welcoming also the final communiqué of 10 January 2014 of the sixth extraordinary session of the Heads of State and Government of the Economic Community of Central African States, which invited the National Transitional Council and all sectors of Central African society to continue their efforts to resolve the political crisis without delay.
Note should be taken of Sub-Commission resolution 2002/21 which invited OHCHR to inform participants at the twenty-first session, after consultations with the ChairpersonRapporteur, about the organization of issues under this item in advance of the session in order to facilitate a more interactive dialogue.
Based on the recommendations of the group, which invited countries to" commit to the preparation of a mini or comprehensive profile as national circumstances dictate, using the process in the revised UNITAR guidance document", the guidance document has been revised and is available in English, French and Spanish.
the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR or the Office) continued to be guided by Commission on Human Rights resolution 2005/77, which invited the Secretary-General, agencies of the United Nations system present in Cambodia, as well as the international community, including nongovernmental organizations(NGOs), to continue to work with the Government of Cambodia in ensuring the protection and promotion of the human rights of all people in Cambodia.
The Government of Italy reported that, pursuant to European Union Directive 2000/43/EC, which invited member States to set up bodies to ensure and promote equal treatment, a national office for the promotion of equal treatment and the removal of discrimination based on race or ethnic origin was set up within the Department for Equal Opportunities of the Ministry of Rights and Equal Opportunities.
Noting with satisfaction that the World Food Summit responded positively to that appeal, both through the Rome Declaration on World Food Security and the Plan of Action adopted by the Summit, in particular its objective 7.4 which invited the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, in cooperation with Governments, other international organizations and civil society, to clarify the right to adequate food and the steps needed to implement it.
Recalling the outcome document, entitled" The future we want", of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, held from 20 to 22 June 2012 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which invited the General Assembly to adopt, at its sixty-seventh session, a resolution strengthening and upgrading the United Nations Environment Programme, in the manner outlined in paragraph 88, subparagraphs(a) to(h) of the outcome document.
Recalling General Assembly resolution 62/126 of 5 February 2008, which underlined the strategic importance of initiatives such as the Fund and invited member States to contribute to this fund, and resolution 19/13 of 9 May 2003, which invited Governments and other partners to provide or increase their support to the activities of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme on urban youth development programmes.
UNESCO was also determined, within the resources available to it, to lend full support to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the implementation of paragraph 195 of the Durban Programme of Action, which invited the latter, in consultation with UNESCO, to undertake regular consultations and encourage research activities aimed at collecting, maintaining and adapting the technical, scientific, educational and information materials produced by all cultures around the world to fight racism.
He drew attention to paragraph 13 of General Assembly resolution 59/313, which invited Member States that were aligned with statements already made by the chair of a group of Member States, where possible, to focus additional interventions made in their national capacity on points that had not already been adequately addressed in the statements of the groups in question, bearing in mind the sovereign right of each Member State to express its national position.
The Chair drew attention to paragraph 13 of General Assembly resolution 59/313, which invited Member States that were aligned with statements already made by the chair of a group of Member States, where possible, to focus additional interventions made in their national capacity on points that had not already been adequately addressed in the statements of the group in question, bearing in mind the sovereign right of each Member State to express its national position.
When considering possible approaches as to how to organize its work, the Working Group took particularly into account the wording of paragraph 2 of General Assembly resolution 53/98 which invited the Commission to present any preliminary comments it may have“regarding outstanding substantive issues related to the draft articles… in the light of the results of the informal consultations held pursuant to General Assembly decision 48/413 of 9 December 1993”.
The Assembly must consider four frameworks on the same subject: the framework already approved in resolution 60/257; two new frameworks proposed by the Secretary-General in his report(A/62/701); and recommendation 1 made by OIOS in its report(A/63/268*), which invited the Secretary-General to propose to the General Assembly an overarching policy and terminological framework to circumscribe the extent and limitations of results-based management in the Secretariat.
At the time of approval one representative, asking that his comments be reflected in the present report, requested the Executive Director to implement paragraph 6 of the decision in line with paragraph 66 of" The future we want", which invited the United Nations system, in cooperation with relevant donors and international organizations, to coordinate and provide information upon request on the green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication.
He further recalled that the agenda item had been allocated to the Fifth and Sixth Committees pursuant to resolution 62/228, paragraph 68 of which invited the Sixth Committee to" consider the legal aspects of the reports to be submitted by the Secretary-General,
In line with resolution 65/184 on cooperatives in social development, which invited Member States to consider taking action towards establishing national mechanisms, such as national committees, to prepare for, observe and follow up on the International Year of Cooperatives, the Government of Mongolia, by its resolution 112 of April 2011, has established a national committee to prepare for the International Year of Cooperatives.
In that connection, he drew attention to paragraph 13 of General Assembly resolution 59/313, which invited Member States that were aligned with statements already made by the chair of a group of Member States, where possible, to focus additional interventions made in their national capacity on points that had not already been adequately addressed in the statements of the groups in question, bearing in mind the sovereign right of each Member State to express its national position.
In that connection, he drew attention to paragraph 13 of General Assembly resolution 59/313, which invited Member States that were aligned with statements already made by the chair of a group of Member States, where possible, to focus additional interventions made in their national capacity on points that had not already been adequately addressed in the statements of the groups in question, bearing in mind the sovereign right of each Member State to express its national position.
Welcoming the outcome document," The future we want", of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development held from 20 to 22 June 2012 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which invited the General Assembly to adopt at its sixty-seventh session a resolution strengthening and upgrading the United Nations Environment Programme, as outlined in paragraph 88, subparagraphs(a)-(h), of the outcome document, and recalling General Assembly resolution 66/288 of 27 July 2012.