Examples of using Could serve as a basis in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Rakotonaivo(Madagascar) said that although the recommendations contained in the report of the Working Group(A/54/28) did not fully reflect his delegation's point of view, they could serve as a basis for discussion.
His delegation would be grateful if comments could be made on the draft; it was considering the possibility of submitting, early in 1999, a revised version taking into account the comments made, which could serve as a basis for the work of the Ad Hoc Committee.
The Chairman-Rapporteur also pointed out that he had not included in the document an article on the issue of financing since he did not find himself in a position to present a text on this question which could serve as a basis for consensus.
In 1995, the World University Service(WUS), the European Forum of Freedom in Education(EFFE) and the International Organization for the Development of Freedom in Education(OIDEL) published a compendium of international texts, which could serve as a basis for this study.
The decisions adopted by the Movement in Cairo in June 1994 could help to advance the work of the Special Committee because they defined a number of principles and approaches which could serve as a basis for the establishment and development of peace-keeping operations.
The Group extends its appreciation to the chairmen of Working Groups I and II for their respective papers, which we believe could serve as a basis for substantive discussions on both agenda items.
Sin Ling Cheah reported that the third iteration of text could serve as a basis for work in the second week.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations is refining and discussing with United Nations partners an integrated mission planning process, which could serve as a basis for a common, system-wide approach to integrated mission planning, applicable to any stage of United Nations engagement.
requested the Secretary- General to prepare basic policy guidelines on structural adjustment and economic, social and cultural rights, which could serve as a basis for a continued dialogue between human rights bodies and the international financial institutions.
The definition given in article 2, paragraph 1(j), of the 1986 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties could serve as a basis, although the complexity of the varying structures of international organizations necessitated a very careful approach, particularly in evaluating the decision-making capacity or authority and control exercised by members of such organizations.
rights of older persons, that Japan as an aging society has taken many measures to ensure a better life, both physical and mental, for this particular vulnerable group which could serve as a basis for sharing experience and best practice with others.
differences of opinion and that it would be difficult to arrive at an agreement on a text that could serve as a basis for negotiations.
Cameroon supported the Commission ' s decision to consider separately the two questions and give priority to the question of natural persons since there was a set of practices in that regard which could serve as a basis for the Commission ' s work and there was also a clear link with the protection of human rights.
In this context, we are studying carefully all proposals, including the one put forward by Italy, that aim to change the principles of rotation of non-permanent seats; of the right of veto; and of the so-called enemy States, which results from the Second World War, as well as other ideas that could serve as a basis for reaching consensus.
This hampers the formulation of a logically coherent programme that could serve as a basis for the monitoring of implementation.
It was therefore appropriate that resolution 47/199 had called for putting in place a coherent system to help recipient Governments pursue their development objectives. The concept of a country strategy note articulated in that resolution could serve as a basis for the integration and coordination of the activities of the recipient country and of the United Nations system at the field level and also for national project execution.