Examples of using Chapter v of the report in English and their translations into Arabic
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In its resolution 62/224, the General Assembly endorsed the recommendations of the Committee regarding improving its working methods and procedures within the framework of its mandate, as set out in chapter V of the report of the Committee on its forty-seventh session.
He then introduced the report of the Secretary-General on the integration of the economies in transition into the world economy(A/63/256), paying particular attention to the policy challenges and conclusions set out in chapter V of the report.
He drew attention to his country's initiative to transform the Trusteeship Council into a coordinator of the global commons, as reflected in chapter V of the report of the Special Committee(A/52/33).
Turning to chapter V of the report on effects of armed conflicts on treaties, he said that the 18
Having considered chapter V of the report of the Committee on Contributions on its sixty-sixth session, Official Records of the General Assembly,
Having considered chapter V of the report of the Committee on Contributions on its sixty-seventh session, Official Records of the General Assembly,
Having considered chapter V of the report of the Commission on the work of its fifty-eighth session, which contains the draft principles on the allocation of loss in the case of transboundary harm arising out of hazardous activities.
As to chapter V of the report, his delegation attached great importance to further work on monitoring the implementation of the 1958 New York Convention, and his country had replied to the questionnaire on the subject.
Turning to chapter V of the report, he said that the Commission had completed its second reading of the draft articles on the responsibility of international organizations, based on the eighth report of the Special Rapporteur(A/CN.4/640)
Ms. Cavaliere de Nava(Venezuela), referring to chapter V of the report, concurred with the Special Rapporteur ' s suggestion that the scope of the topic should be limited to nationality of claims and the exhaustion of local remedies rule and to natural persons, at least at the current stage of the study.
In its resolution 62/224, the General Assembly endorsed the conclusions and recommendations on improving the working methods and procedures of the Committee for Programme and Coordination within the framework of its mandate as contained in chapter V of the report of the Committee on its forty-seventh session.
Chapter V of the report covers the work of the Department of Public Information in accordance with General Assembly resolution 47/64 C, including the publications and audio-visual activities of that Department as well as the journalists ' encounters and the news mission to the area.
Having considered chapter V of the report of the Commission on the work of its fifty-eighth session, Ibid., Sixty-first Session,
Mr. Dufek(Czech Republic), referring to chapter V of the report under consideration, on State responsibility, welcomed the efforts being made by the Commission to group together provisions and articles that were related to each other and to delete those that were superfluous or added nothing new. That simplified and enhanced the organizational structure of the draft articles.
Mr. Jacovides(Cyprus), speaking on chapter V of the report, recalled that in 1960, as a graduate student, he had worked at Harvard Law School on the question of" the right of a State to compromise, waive or settle claims of its nationals", which was then already a developed area of international law, in terms of both customary and treaty law.
Endorses the recommendations contained in chapter V of the report of the Committee as a further clarification of the guidelines on the additional reporting procedures by which, as invited by the General Assembly in its resolution 67/221, graduating and graduated countries report on the preparation and implementation of their smooth transition strategy, in order to enhance the transparency of those reporting procedures;
Pursuant to Economic and Social Council resolutions 2009/17 of 29 July 2009 and 2010/34 of 23 July 2010, it is my pleasure to transmit to you the independent views and perspectives of the Committee for Development Policy on United Nations support for small island developing States to the Council, which are contained in chapter V of the report of the Committee(E/2010/33).
Chapter V of the report provides a detailed overview of the various activities of the Committee and the Division for Palestinian Rights in accordance with General Assembly resolutions 48/158 A
Chapter V of the report recalled some of the systemic issues addressed and recommendations made in previous reports and provided an overview of systemic issues identified during the reporting period, including perceived disparities in recruitment processes and mobility and career development issues, particularly those affecting staff recruited through the G-to-P examination and the national competitive examination.