Examples of using Commission submitted in English and their translations into Arabic
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On 28 February 2009, the Productivity Commission submitted its report to the Australian Government, which tabled the report in the Australian House of Representatives and Senate on 12 and 13 May 2009 respectively.
Meanwhile, the Commission submitted draft revisions to the election law to the Legislature in March, including a provision requiring at least 30 per cent female representation on party nomination lists.
Meanwhile, the National Elections Commission submitted amendments to the draft election law to the Legislature in March 2013, following a wide consultation process supported by UNMIL and UNDP.
Specifically during the reporting period, the Commission submitted a total of 28 separate requests to different States and international organizations seeking to obtain information and documents, facilitate witness interviews, and provide technical assistance and expertise.
In response to a request by the General Assembly, the International Civil Service Commission submitted revised scales at the forty-eighth session for the consideration of the Assembly with a view to correcting that trend.
During the reporting period, the Commission submitted four formal requests for assistance to the Syrian Arab Republic seeking information regarding individuals, groups and issues of interest to the Commission and requesting the facilitation of interviews and other missions on Syrian territory.
On 27 January 2005, the Commission submitted a full report on its findings to the Secretary-General and provided him with a sealed file containing the names of 51 individuals suspected of committing international crimes in Darfur to be handed over to a competent prosecutor.
Following six weeks of work in the field and extensive consultations at United Nations Headquarters in New York, the Commission submitted a preliminary report to me on 20 December 1995.
Along with the draft memorandum, the OSPAR Commission submitted a request for observer status in the Assembly; both were approved by the Assembly at its session in April 2010.
In August 1997, the Commission submitted to Congress and to SEPAZ its proposal for constitutional reforms in the justice area and its opinion on the Act on the Public Defender's Office in Criminal Matters
(c) Considered also that full regard should be given to the need to ensure that the Commission submitted its report to the Council in all the official languages of the United Nations in sufficient time for it to be given proper consideration;
During the reporting period, the Commission submitted 12 formal requests for assistance to the Syrian Arab Republic, seeking information, artefacts, electronic media and documentation about certain individuals and groups, as well as statements taken from persons in the course of investigations conducted by Syrian authorities.
In its annual report for the year 1997, the Commission submitted to the General Assembly a comprehensive report outlining a number of issues of a legal, administrative and technical nature associated with the establishment of a single post adjustment for Geneva that were brought to the Commission's attention by the Geneva-based organizations.
In accordance with the above resolution, the Commission submitted its reports to the Assembly at its forty-fourth, forty-sixth, forty-eighth and fiftieth sessions.2 The present, fifth report on the subject covers the period from May 1995 until the conclusion of the Commission '
respectively. In 2002, the Commission submitted two amended proposals,
Following its second session, and on the basis of a working paper prepared by Manley O. Hudson on the subject, the Commission submitted a report in 1950 to the General Assembly on the topic entitled" Ways and means for making the evidence of customary international law more readily available".
The Commission submitted a comprehensive report in February 2013. The Report carefully applied the main principles of international law on the obligation to investigate and the scope and nature of such investigations under international law, an area which was previously under researched by both scholars and States.
The Commission submitted a report with a number of proposals on institutional reform, a national strategy to prevent evasion from punishment and mechanisms for implementing its recommendations to ensure that the abuses of the past are not repeated and to consolidate the series of current reforms.
In addition to systematically addressing individual topics of implementation of international humanitarian law, the Commission submitted several proposals to the Government and to individual ministries to expedite the ratification of international humanitarian law instruments and amendments to the domestic laws, and to implement organizational and institutional measures to improve the situation in this field.(For the participation of Slovenia in the Additional Protocols, see the annex to the main report(A/57/164).).
At that session, the Commission established a Working Group, which held two preliminary meetings during the first part of the session and considered some aspects of the topic, as is reflected in the report which the Commission submitted to the General Assembly at its fifty-fifth session; however, the Working Group was unable to take up the topic relating to invalidity of unilateral acts as had been envisaged.3.