Examples of using Commission presented in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 2000, the Commission presented to the General Assembly an integrated framework for HR management, highlighting relations in various fields of ICSC activities: compensation and benefits, employment, career management and good governance.
In July 2006, the Commission presented to the territorial Government its report, in which it recommended changes to the current constitution, designed to provide the Territory with more internal self-governance.
In 2010, Truth and Reconciliation Commission presented its findings, there were 60 victims to whose families it suggested the government should provide compensation,
Following discussions in February 1994 regarding the scope of Iraq ' s reporting on biological issues, the Commission presented Iraq, in March 1994, with a revised format for reporting to facilitate the task of gathering the information required and to incorporate questions to cover the information missing from the previous Iraqi response.
On 20 September last, this Commission presented its final report, a Joint Statement of Commission Members, which indicates that the" current Panama Canal with the widening of the Gaillard Cut seems to be able to meet the needs of international maritime trade until the end of the second decade of the twenty-first century.
As earlier reported(see A/AC.109/2004/16, paras. 41-44), in March 2004, the Immigration Review Commission presented its report containing proposals for major changes in the immigration laws that would bring the immigration regime of the Turks and Caicos Islands in line with that of other countries in the region.
In the 2001 draft articles, the Commission presented the duty of prevention(or due diligence) as a function of technical progress
Towards the middle of 2001, the Follow-up Commission presented to the Minister of Finance 12 priority measures to promote comprehensive implementation of the Pact and a public spending programme, which was to be taken into account during the preparation of the budget for 2002 and which would ensure the financing of the peace commitments.
As an alternative, the Commission presented a draft decision for consideration by the nineteenth Meeting, contained in the annex to his letter to the President of the Meeting(SPLOS/195) aimed at clarifying the nature and extent of expenses to be covered by
If the Commission presented Iraq with a finite list, it is not unreasonable to consider that Iraq might take action to satisfy only that list positively, thus leaving aside other relevant materials known to it but possibly not known to the Commission. .
At its concluding session, held in Lisbon from 31 August to 2 September 1998, at EXPO'98 dedicated to the theme of the oceans, the Commission presented to representatives of the international community and, in particular, to young people its report entitled The Ocean… Our Future, aimed at promoting global
The Assembly decided to revert to the issue at its sixtieth session in the context of its consideration of the report of the International Civil Service Commission on contractual arrangements(resolution 59/266, sect. IX). In August 2005, the Commission presented a proposed framework for contractual arrangements in the organization of the United Nations common system(see A/60/30, annex IV), with which the Secretary-General ' s proposals are consistent.
On 8 June 2010, the Truth Commission presented, with the support of the Ombudsman and in compliance with article 6 of Executive Decree No. 305 of 3 May 2007, a proposal concerning mechanisms to follow up on its recommendations, set forth in the" bill to provide reparation for victims and ensure the prosecution of serious human rights violations and crimes against humanity committed in Ecuador between 4 October 1983 and 31 December 2008".
Although that commission presented a list of high-priority projects and secured funding from the donor community in Tokyo, implementation of the programme has
The Commission presented its final report to me in February 1999.
In 1993, a preparatory commission presented a draft transitional national charter.
The Commission presented its conclusions to the Parliament and relevant governmental institutions.
On 6 August, the Commission presented its second report, on juvenile detention and justice.
On 19 October 2005, the Investigation Commission presented its first report to the Security Council.
The Commission presented its report to the current president, Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma in 2008.
