Examples of using Be recalled in English and their translations into Arabic
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It may be recalled that Saint Kitts and Nevis was among the first in this hemisphere to create a Ministry Of Women ' s Affairs.
Long-term static pressure on the spine can also be recalled by pain, which, however, passes if a person changes body position or prilazhet for several minutes.
It should also be recalled that the Centre continues to suffer from inadequate financial and personnel resources.
As may be recalled, it was my intention to evaluate the situation concerning Western Sahara in the light of the findings and recommendations to be provided by my Personal Envoy.
It may be recalled that in 1992 an area of severe ozone depletion over Antarctica extended more than 9.4 million square miles, and that remains a cause for considerable concern.
As may be recalled, at last year ' s session I came before the Assembly anticipating peace in my country.
It should be recalled that non-submission was a breach of the international commitment undertaken by States parties.
It should be recalled that the United Nations Secretariat discontinued the use of SSA contracts and introduced a clear status for consultants.
In this regard, it should be recalled that it is the effectiveness of the Security Council in maintaining
It should… be recalled that nowhere in either of the Covenants does the right to property appear".
It should be recalled that, as of 1 January 2008, Tunisia would be fully integrated in the EU free trade zone.
As to the application of article 14, it should be recalled that the Shari ' a prohibited apostasy, thus accounting for the reservation made by the Syrian authorities concerning that article.
It should be recalled that the scope of the legal framework within which the FIU functions is as follows.
It may however be recalled that in those years 1 kilogram of enriched uranium sold for an average of US$ 28.
It should also be recalled that among the most pernicious legacies of slavery and the slave trade is the existence of apartheid and racism, which remained entrenched in southern Africa until towards the end of the twentieth century.
It can also be recalled that the Security Council in its resolution 1718(2006) underlined the importance
It should be recalled that a considerable number of resolutions of the Commission on Human Rights establishing various procedures with regard to the human rights situation in certain States have not required the express consent of the States concerned.
It must be recalled that UNDOF was established by the Security Council with the agreement of Israel and the Syrian Arab Republic and that its mandate was prescribed by the Disengagement Agreement and the Protocol thereto.
It should be recalled that the structure/format as currently proposed is the result of an intensive consultative process initiated by the Secretary-General of the Conference in cooperation with the Chairman of the Preparatory Committee and its Bureau.
It should first of all be recalled that Member States themselves have rarely embarked on and succeeded in a project so ambitious, incorporating into one system most of the administrative activities of a Ministry, for example.
