Examples of using The draft also in English and their translations into Chinese
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The draft also suggests the government working on an official digital currency for India called‘Digital Rupee'.
The draft also affirms the importance of the right to development for the future of indigenous peoples, as well as their right to a healthy environment.
The draft also contains a strong focus on access to justice by vulnerable groups, including internally displaced persons, women and children.
The draft also supports the development of new energy vehicle industry in local areas and among specific entities.
The draft also states that separate juvenile courts will be established in every province.
The draft also reminds us of the pivotal role that the General Assembly has played in adopting international legal instruments to counter terrorism.
The draft also highlights the determination of Member States to take concrete action and measures at all levels to ensure the elimination of terrorism internationally, regionally and nationally.
The draft also raises concern over“the illegal supply of weapons to the armed groups in Syria.”.
The draft also highlighted the important role of major institutional stakeholders in both the preparatory process and the Review Conference itself.
The draft also emphasizes, however, that the main responsibility for a sustainable political solution lies with the Afghan people themselves.
The draft also recognizes the importance of the role of civil society, including non-governmental organizations, in the promotion of disarmament and non-proliferation education.
The draft also aims to institutionalize a system of mediation in family law, and to confirm a child' s right to maintain links with both parents once they are separated.
The draft also took account of the recommendations of the Secretary-General in his report to the General Assembly on follow-up to the tenth anniversary of the International Year of the Family and beyond(A/66/62-E/2011/4).
The draft also incorporates the inputs received from national statistical offices and international organizations during global country consultations on its content that were conducted from October 2006 to December 2007.
The draft also provides that when UIF receives suspicious transaction reports it is authorized to forward dossiers to the Office of the Public Prosecutor, which would consider whether to institute criminal proceedings.
The draft also encourages the countries of the Mediterranean to further strengthen cooperation in combating terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, including the possible resort by terrorists to weapons of mass destruction.
On the other hand, the draft also highlights the growing understanding of the need to focus on the cross-cutting issues at the centre of any effective and comprehensive policy.
The draft also covers questions of piracy and armed robbery at sea, marine pollution, the smuggling of migrants, marine science, regional cooperation and inter-agency coordination and cooperation.
The draft also benefited from comments made by countries' census authorities, development partners and other international experts during an international workshop held at FAO headquarters in November 2014.
The draft also contains a cost-benefit analysis, which reveals the regulations would cost about $61 CAD mln($47 mln USD) over the next 10 years.