Examples of using Which posed in English and their translations into Arabic
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the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea, which posed a serious threat to the international community.
Other exceptions would include acts of self-defence under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter against vessels which posed an immediate and overwhelming threat to the boarding State
said that his country strongly condemned terrorism, which posed a threat to international peace and security,
It was observed that the draft convention was an important complement to the existing anti-terrorist conventions, providing an effective legal framework for combating and discouraging acts of nuclear terrorism, which posed a real threat to the maintenance of international peace and security.
The progress made in that respect in recent years had been jeopardized by the ongoing global economic crisis, which posed a real threat that aid flows would be reduced and made even more conditional.
The destruction of AS-10 air-to-surface missiles, which posed a significant obstacle to urgently needed improvements of the Kabul International Airport, cleared the path to safer and more effective air operations.
Her Government was committed to combating trafficking in persons, which posed a serious threat to women everywhere, including in Myanmar, which shared land borders with five other countries.
Ms. Aghadjanian(Armenia) said that the twentieth special session on drug control had recognized the vital role of international cooperation in combating illicit drug-trafficking and related crimes, which posed a grave threat to individuals and States.
Their discussions had focused on international efforts to eradicate illicit poppy cultivation in Afghanistan and the problem of amphetamine-type stimulants and other synthetic drugs, which posed a growing threat in East and South-east Asia and Europe.
The result of the evaluation was that endosulfan was the only substance which posed a high or very high risk to aquatic ecosystems under all 5 scenarios
The African continent was particularly affected by crisis situations which posed threats to global security
(b) A long-term strategy was needed to deal with radioactive waste, which posed specific challenges in the region due to the intensive use of radioactive materials, including in the energy, military and research areas.
Mr. SCHEININ said he failed to see how the current formulation of the third sentence could be interpreted as excluding the possibility of invoking article 4 in the case of regional events which posed a serious threat to the life of the nation as a whole.
The result of the evaluation was that endosulfan was the only substance which posed a high or very high risk to aquatic ecosystems under all 5 scenarios
Lastly, he reaffirmed the commitment and willingness of CIS to pursuing optimum cooperation with the United Nations and among all Member States in order to eradicate completely the scourge of drugs, which posed a real threat to the future of mankind.
Mr. MIKULKA(Czech Republic) said that the International Law Commission ' s decision to limit the scope of the draft Code to crimes which posed an undeniable threat to the peace and security of mankind would improve the Code ' s prospects of adoption.
Mr. DIOP(Senegal) said that Amended Protocol II was of particular importance in that it applied also to non-international armed conflicts, which posed an increasing challenge in international humanitarian law.
New forms of mercenarism had emerged in the 1990s in different parts of the world, which prompted a change in attitude in the international community towards the problem and led to the recognition that measures to combat the problem had to look beyond" traditional" mercenarism to" new" forms of mercenarism which posed a threat to a broad range of human rights.
It would continue to work on both those critical projects, which posed certain challenges.
Environmental protection was another area of concern which posed many challenges to the developing countries.