Examples of using Gert in English and their translations into Arabic
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Upon election, the President of the Council for 2003, Gert Rosenthal(Guatemala), made a statement.
In that regard, the ideas proposed by the current President of the Economic and Social Council, Ambassador Gert Rosenthal of Guatemala, deserve the careful study of Council members.
Having concluded its consideration of communication No. 2097/2011, submitted to the Human Rights Committee on behalf of Gert Jan Timmer under the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
With reference to the developments which have taken place after the visit by Mr. Gert Aarhens, Minority Representative of the Conference on Yugoslavia to Gorski Kotar in September 1995, I wish to let you know that the situation in that region registered a short-lived improvement.
Tropical Storm Gert followed soon after on July 24. Gert struck Veracruz near where Emily had hit a few days before;
At its 47th meeting, on 24 July, the Council had before it a draft decision entitled" Report of the Committee for Development Policy on its fifth session", submitted by the President of the Council, Gert Rosenthal(Guatemala)(E/2003/L.43).
the meeting broke up into two simultaneous round tables for part of the event, chaired by Mr. Gert Rosenthal, Ambassador of Guatemala, and Mr. Dumisani Shadrack Kumalo, Ambassador of South Africa, Vice-Presidents of the Council.
At its 48th meeting, on 24 July, the Council had before it a draft resolution submitted by the President of the Economic and Social Council, Gert Rosenthal(Guatemala) on the basis of informal consultations, entitled" Revitalization and strengthening of the International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women"(E/2003/L.44).
Gert Terblanche.
Gert Wilders.
Hey, Gert.
Gert, please.
Gert Boyle.
Mr. Gert ROSENTHAL.
Mr. Gert ROSENTHAL.
Tropical Storm Gert.
Ambassador Gert Rosenthal.
Call me gert.
Gert Normann Andersen.
Call me Gert, Willene.