Examples of using Could serve as a model in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Commission noted with interest the monitoring arrangements being established by the United Nations, which could serve as a model for others, and invited organizations to share information on any measures they were taking.
the Canary Islands ' political and economic autonomy could serve as a model for Territories such as Western Sahara.
s request for the secretariat to identify elements of the Multilateral Fund that could serve as a model for a mercury financial mechanism.
s documentation of its request could serve as a model for other parties seeking the revision of their baselines.
number of countries participating in the International Satellite System for Search and Rescue(COSPAS-SARSAT) had increased to 35 and that such a system could serve as a model for how a global operational system for disaster support might work.
Ms. Taracena-Secara(Guatemala) thanked the High Commissioner for her visit to Guatemala in May 2006 and for her remark that the Agreement setting up the OHCHR office in Guatemala could serve as a model for other countries.
The draft resolution underscored the close cooperation between Tokelau and New Zealand in its quest for self-determination, which could serve as a model for other decolonization processes.
Recently, the High Commissioner for Human Rights of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe(CSCE) had commended that law and had stressed that it could serve as a model for other countries.
In Denmark, youth organizations across the political spectrum had, with the support of the Government and Parliament, set aside their ideological differences in order to sign together a Millennium Development Goals proposal, which could serve as a model for all Member States.
The interactive dialogue during the humanitarian affairs segment, which included high-level participation from the United Nations system and representatives of Member States participating from capitals, proved to be very useful and could serve as a model for further deliberations in the Council.
The success of the entire process, which could serve as a model for United Nations cooperation with regional organizations elsewhere, reflected good preparatory work at every level of command and the willingness of both the United Nations and NATO to ensure a smooth transfer of authority.
Such arrangements could serve as a model for other countries.
Those efforts could serve as a model for a multilateral mechanism.
The programme could serve as a model for RCM-Africa clusters.
This Action Plan could serve as a model for worldwide action.
It contains elements that could serve as a model for other regions.
This monitoring mechanism could serve as a model for other international criminal tribunals.
The reports of other States parties could serve as a model for future reports.
He considers that such an arrangement could serve as a model for other countries.