PEACE AND STABILITY Sample Clauses

PEACE AND STABILITY. Section 1. It is understood that there shall be no strike, as that term is defined under the Public Employe Relations Act, during the life of this Agreement, nor shall any officer, representative or official of the Union authorize, assist or encourage any such strike during the life of this Agreement.
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PEACE AND STABILITY. Section 1. No employee shall engage in a strike as that term is defined in Article VI and XI of the Public Employe Relations Act.
PEACE AND STABILITY. A. During the term of this Memorandum, there shall be no strikes, stoppages of work, walkouts, slowdowns, or refusal to work or perform any part of a manager's duties.
PEACE AND STABILITY. Section I
PEACE AND STABILITY. The Parties shall attach profound importance to mutual understanding, cooperation and coordination between them in the spheres of peace and stability, as a fundamental pillar of their relations and as a means for enhancing those spheres in the Middle East as a whole. They undertake to take the necessary steps to prevent any terrorist or hostile activities against each other on or from their respective territories, as well as deny any support for such activities abroad or allowing such support on or from their respective territories. Recognizing the new era of peace and friendly relations between them, as well as the centrality of stability to the well-being of their respective peoples and of the region, the Parties undertake to consider and discuss these matters regularly, and to conclude detailed agreements and arrangements on coordination and cooperation. ، رارقتسلاو املسلا تلاجإم يف امهنيب نيلدابتملا قيسنتلاو نواعتلاو مهافتلل ةريبك ةيمهأ نافرطلا يلوي :رارقتسلاو املسلا نادهعتي و ،تلاجملا دحأ اهرابتعاب طسولا قرشلا يف تلاجملا كلت زيزعتل ةليسوكو امهتااقلعل ةيساسأ ةزيكر كلذ رابتعاب ضفر كلذكو ، اهنإم ااقلطنا وأ امهيضارأ يف ضعبلا اهضعب دض ةيئادع وأ ةيباهرإ ةطشنأ يأ عنمل ةإمازللا تاوطخلا ذاختاب نإم ديدجلا دهعلاب اقفارتعا .امهيضارأ نإم وأ امهيضارأ يف معدلا اذه لثمب حامسلا وأ جراخلا يف ةطشنلا هذه لثمل معد يأ نافرطلا دهعتيو ، ةقطنملاو امهبوعش ةيهافر يف رارقتسلل ةيزكرملا ةيمهلا نع لق ضف ، امهنيب ةيدولا تااقلعلاو املسلا نواعتلاو قيسنتلاب ةصاخلا تابيترتلا و ةلصفإم تاياقافتا اماربإو ، اماظتناب اهتشاقانإمو روإملا هذه ةساردب.
PEACE AND STABILITY. The parties must negotiate any terrorist or hostile activities against each other on or from their respective territories and also undertake the necessary measure to avoid any offensive activities or supporting such illegal activities by developing mutual understanding, and coordination among them, especially in the aspects of peace and stability. The parties must discuss the matters related to their region to further develop cooperation for stability among the nations. Opportunities for India Under Xxxxxxx Accord India’s acceptance of the Xxxxxxx Accord can help to develop military and security with the United States of Emirates. There are various opportunities which India may get from Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, a few of them are explained below: • Geopolitically, India has honored the formation of diplomatic relations between the states of Israel and the United States of Emirates by naming both a strategic alliance. • India has a strong, miscellaneous, and developing socioeconomic commitment with Israel and Gulf countries. Hence, any regional interchange will affect the interest in foreign policy in India’s strategy. • The accord expands the modified administration for growing diplomatic relations and a peaceful solution for the Palestine conflict, relieving India’s diplomatic stabilization. • The chances of the southern Gulf becoming the new ground for the tug-of-war between Israel and Iran cannot be guaranteed, especially in the region of Shia. India has to compel to look after and observe such conflicts. • India has received a huge and gratifying territorial footmark referring to the sources of food, gem, jewelry, pharmaceutical, etc. Israel could object to the stance of India comparing the ability in horticulture, solar power, etc. • The cold war between Xxxxx and Shia has been the cause of uncertainty about peace and stability in West Asia, which can be broken by the accord verifying India-Iran’s relations. Xxxxxxx Accord UPSC Notes The Xxxxxxx Accord is a relevant topic of current affairs internationally and nationally. This is considered an important topic for the UPSC Prelims and UPSC Mains. Candidates can download the PDF provided below consisting all important information required to prepare the topic for the upcoming UPSC based exams: Xxxxxxx Accord Summary The Xxxxxxx accord has been crucial in bringing up all the Xxxxxxx accord countries together to deal with the problems related to the Israel - Palestine conflict and work on the solutions with mutual u...

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