Examples of using Intended to submit in English and their translations into Arabic
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Furthermore, if the Palestinian Authority no longer intended to submit a request to the General Assembly for full membership of the United Nations, he would like to know what other options were open to them.
He welcomed the fact that the Special Rapporteur had begun the difficult task of scrutinizing the legal practice pertaining to objections to reservations and that he intended to submit draft guidelines on the" reservations dialogue".
Australia notified the Division during informal consultations that it intended to submit data and other information regarding the outer limits of its continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles before the expiration of its original deadline, i.e., by 16 November 2004.
Australia notified the Division during informal consultations that it intended to submit data and other information regarding the outer limits of its continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles before the expiration of its original deadline in 2004.
Originally scheduled for dates in December 2002, the Special Representative had intended to submit her report on the mission to the fifty-ninth session of the Commission.
she asked whether the Secretary-General intended to submit his report only after the General Assembly had reached a decision.
The Advisory Committee recalls that the Secretary-General had intended to submit revised 1997 budget proposals for the International Tribunal upon the conclusion of the report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services, which was requested by the General Assembly in its resolution 50/212 C of 7 June 1996(A/C.5/51/30, para. 4).
UNDP stated in its 2007- 2009 business plan that it intended to submit the project to phase out CFCs in Bangladesh ' s metered-dose inhaler manufacturing sector to the Executive Committee at its meeting in July 2007 for approval.
The Special Rapporteur also stated that he intended to submit a final report in which he planned to make an appraisal of the topic and propose two annexes to the Guide to Practice that would deal respectively with the" reservations dialogue" and the settlement of disputes relating to reservations.
The Secretariat also indicated that the report on the reform of the Field Service category that it had intended to submit at the second part of the resumed sixtieth session in accordance with General Assembly resolution 59/296 would be submitted at the sixty-first session in the context of the detailed reports requested on the reform proposals(60/260, sect. II, para. 2).
Mr. HANSON(Canada) said that draft resolution A/C.5/51/L.23 noted that the Secretary-General intended to submit revised 1997 budget proposal for the Tribunal, following finalization of the report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services, and provided for the appropriation of $23,114,950 gross($20,871,100 net) for the period from 1 January to 30 June 1997.
The Secretary-General also indicated that he intended to submit, for the consideration of the General Assembly, a phased reduction of an overall 1,139 posts,
said that his delegation intended to submit written comments and proposals on the questions set forth in paragraph 27 of the Commission ' s report relating to issues
Further, the Office of Human Resources Management was of the view that the number of support account posts originally authorized for that office was not sufficient to cover the actual workload for peace-keeping support and it intended to submit a request for additional posts to the General Assembly.
exchange of views on the working paper had been productive and that the sponsor of the working paper intended to submit a revised version of that paper, as well as an annex giving an explanation of the ideas raised in the working paper, at the next session of the Legal Subcommittee, in 1996.
Japan strongly reaffirmed the need for the early realization of the principles and objectives that had been decided upon at the 1995 Conference and intended to submit proposals to the States parties on a number of specific points that were essential to the full and expeditious implementation of the principles and objectives and to full compliance with the Treaty.
The Secretariat intended to submit an analysis of security requirements for UNAMA to the General Assembly at the second part of its resumed sixty-fourth session as part of the UNAMA progress report, as requested by the General Assembly in its resolution 64/245 on the recommendation of the Advisory Committee(A/64/7/Add.13).
Ms. Attwooll(United States of America) noted that, in his report on proposed measures to improve the profitability of the commercial activities of the United Nations(A/57/398), the Secretary-General said that he intended to submit recommendations to the General Assembly in connection with consideration of the programme budget for 2004-2005.
The Committee was informed that the Secretariat had included in the Journal of the United Nations an announcement that the Committee would be considering multi-year payment plans at its seventy-first session and inviting any Member State that intended to submit such a plan to contact the Secretariat for further information.
Ms. Goicochea(Cuba) noted that the Advisory Committee was recommending a change in the current practice of reporting separately on programme and budget performance and that the Secretary-General intended to submit a combined report on the biennium 2002-2003 to the General Assembly at its fifty-ninth session(A/58/604, paras. 2 and 3).