Examples of using Had nominated in English and their translations into Arabic
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He understood that the African Group had nominated Mr. Koffi(Côte d ' Ivoire) and Group D Mrs. Zanathy(Hungary).
of Latin American and Caribbean States had nominated Ms. Zamora(Costa Rica)
In his note A/C.5/60/7, the Secretary-General had informed the Assembly that the Government of South Africa had nominated the Auditor-General of that Member State for reappointment.
In his note A/C.5/62/7, the Secretary-General had informed the Assembly that the Government of China had nominated the Auditor-General of the General Audit Office of China for appointment.
By the end of 2010, 41 Member States had nominated a national focal point.
Qatar had nominated in 2003 the Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities, and a national Qatari was a member of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Since the party had nominated only a 10 per cent decrease, MBTOC asked for an updated phase-out plan.
More than 5,000 Afghan men and women-- in exercise of their democratic right-- had nominated themselves as candidates.
With regard to cooperation in tracing, States welcomed the fact that a significant number of countries had nominated national points of contact for the implementation of the International Tracing Instrument.
the expert group shall take into account any views expressed by the group that had nominated the member.
In such a case, the[secretariat][constituted body] shall take into account any views expressed by the group that had nominated the member.
the secretariat shall take into account any views expressed by the group that had nominated the member.
The Secretary-General also informed the Committee that the Government of Japan had nominated Mr. Hitoshi Kozaki to fill the vacancy arising from that resignation and that his candidature had been endorsed by the Group of Asia-Pacific States.
In document A/C.5/64/7, the Secretary-General informed the Assembly that the Government of the United Kingdom had nominated the Comptroller and Auditor-General of the National Audit Office of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland for appointment to the Board.
The President further informed the General Assembly that, as the national group of the Democratic Republic of the Congo was the only national group that had nominated Mr. Mikuin-Leliel Balanda, he was therefore no longer a candidate.
The President noted that the Group of Eastern European States had nominated two candidates for the three seats it was entitled to according to annex II to the Convention and the arrangement for the allocation of seats on the Tribunal and the Commission(SPLOS/201).
She was disturbed that the Government had nominated so few women to the municipal and provincial councils and wondered whether it possessed the necessary
The Group of African States, the Group of Asian States and the Group of Latin American and Caribbean States had nominated Ms. Ilham Ibrahim Mohamed Ahmed(Sudan), Mr. Toru Morikawa(Japan) and Ms. Loreto Leyton(Chile), respectively, for the posts of Vice-Chairmen.
In line with this decision, the Coordinator of the Group, the Ambassador of Germany, Mr. Bernhard Brasack, had informed the secretariat of the Convention that his Group had nominated the Ambassador of Greece, Mr. Francisco Verros, as Chairperson of the Meeting.
The Government of China had nominated Mr. Ye Xuenong, whose candidature had been endorsed by the Group of Asia-Pacific States, to fill the vacancy for the remaining period of the term of office of Mr. Zhang.
