Examples of using A reply dated in English and their translations into Arabic
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In a reply dated 27 March 2000, the Government informed the Special Rapporteur that Jamal Amer was sentenced to pay a fine of 5,000 rials as a public disciplinary measure and was prohibited from practising the profession of journalism as an additional penalty which was not a lifelong penalty.
In a reply dated 24 October 2006, the Government stated that it would not be possible to schedule a visit for the Working Group during the requested period owing to the planned visits of other special procedure mandate holders, but that the interest of the Working Group would be noted and given due consideration.
In a reply dated 8 June 2004, the Assistant Secretary-General for General Assembly and Conference Management denied the request for a waiver for the progress report already considered by the Sub-Commission but found that the waiver for the final report could be justified.
In a reply dated 14 December 2007, the Chairman conveyed to the Registrar of the Special Court the procedures to be followed in the event any individuals included on the Committee ' s travel ban list would need to travel internationally for the enforcement of sentences handed down by the Special Court.
In a reply dated 14 February 1996 to the message of the New Zealand Administrator of Tokelau, Ulu-o-Tokelau stated that" the political process that Tokelau is engaging in, and has done so over the last three years, reflects accurately the wishes and the aspirations of the people of Tokelau.
On 2 November 2007, the author received a reply dated 26 October 2007(see para. 2.6 above) from the Presidential Administration, stating that there were no grounds to refer
Letter dated 14 November(S/1998/1077) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, transmitting a letter dated 13 November 1998 from the Secretary-General to the President of Iraq, as well as an unofficial translation of a reply dated 14 November 1998 from the Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq to the Secretary-General.
In a reply dated 14 September 2000, the Government informed the Special Rapporteur, with regard to the situation of Freddy Secundino Sánchez, that the case had been transmitted to the relevant competent authorities and that a preliminary inquiry had been opened by the Human Rights Commission of the Federal District, which had on repeated occasions requested effective and timely protection for Freddy Secundino Sánchez and his family.
In a reply dated 11 October 1999, the Government reported that, with regard to one case, an asylum request submitted by the person concerned and his family to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Representative in Amman had been rejected, and that, moreover, they had been in the habit of travelling regularly and freely between the two countries.
The Secretariat received a reply dated 11 February 1993 from the Permanent Representative of South Africa to the United Nations, in which the Secretary-General was advised that a tripartite working group of Government, organized labour and employers had been formed in South Africa and would, inter alia, be studying the recommendations contained in the report of the ILO Fact-finding and Conciliation Commission.
On 28 April 2008, the Secretary-General sent notes verbales to Israel and all other Member States, drawing their attention to the relevant provisions of General Assembly resolutions 62/102 to 62/105 and requesting information by 1 July 2008 concerning any action taken or envisaged in relation to their implementation. A reply dated 23 June 2008 was received from Mexico, covering various aspects of resolutions 62/102 to 62/105.
A reply dated 7 May from Foreign Minister Jovanovic reiterated that the mission would be welcome only to discuss the relationship between the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
However, in a reply dated 31 October 2005 to the management letter dated 22 September 2005, the Department informed the Board that, in accordance with the provisions of action 24 of the report of the Secretary-General entitled" Strengthening of the United Nations: an agenda for further change"(A/57/387 and Corr.1), an effort was made,
The Committee received a reply, dated 20 June 2008, from only the State that had made the announcement, providing an explanation of the actions taken by that State to address the situation and containing assurances that that State would continue to fully implement the relevant resolutions.
A reply dated 14 May 2004 was received from Estonia,
A reply dated 30 June 2006 was received from Sweden, covering various aspects of resolutions 60/100 to 60/103.
A reply dated 19 August 1998 was received from Israel,
In a reply dated 15 December 1997, the State party
A reply dated 30 June 2006 was received from Sweden covering various aspects of General Assembly resolutions 60/100 to 60/103.
A reply dated 5 August 2009 was received from Israel responding to the request contained in paragraph 4 of resolution 63/94.