Examples of using It concurred in English and their translations into Arabic
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It concurred with ACABQ that, with the application of ODS, Internet and Extranet technology, it should be possible to establish more efficient electronic document support in conference rooms.
In that regard, it concurred with the views expressed by the chairpersons of those bodies to the effect that the optional protocols to international human rights instruments should include provisions of a preventive nature
Concerning procurement, it concurred with the Board of Auditors that the Administration should expedite the promulgation
It concurred with the view that there was a need to define clear-cut mandates with achievable and militarily feasible objectives and establish rules of engagement; there was also a need for secured financing and careful analysis of the situation.
In that regard, it concurred with the Board of Auditors that the Administration should adhere strictly to the requirements of the Procurement Manual
Her delegation had closely studied the report of the Secretary-General on the African Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders(A/48/332) and it concurred with the conclusions contained in paragraphs 36 and 37.
Although OHRM disagreed with OIOS' observation that the number of retirees employed during the 1995- 1997 time frame was relatively high, it concurred with the conclusion that there is a need to find alternatives to the use of retirees.
UNDP told the Board that it concurred with the need to establish clearly defined objectives for national execution and that it was preparing a policy document, for submission to the Executive Committee, which would address this issue as well as
It concurred with the Advisory Committee that, rather than recruiting additional senior staff, the office should rearrange its organizational structure to meet its human resources needs and, in particular, that its small size did not warrant the appointment of a Chief Administrative Officer at the D-1 level.
OIOS stated that it concurred with the need to undertake a cost-benefit analysis in considering the investigative resources of OIOS, but did not concur with the need to take into account the total cost of delivery of investigations to the United Nations, stating that to do so was beyond the perimeters of the OIOS mandate and/or support account.
Although his delegation had stated during the consideration of the first report that it concurred with the Commission ' s approach of excluding unilateral acts which clearly fell under treaty law, it did not believe that unilateral acts which could enhance implementation
It concurred with the Special Rapporteur ' s view that different problems arose and different rules were applicable before, during and after an armed conflict but thought that it might be difficult in practice to determine exactly when the pre-conflict phase ended and the post-conflict phase began.
In that connection, it concurred with ACABQ that the report should have covered wider ground, including such cross-cutting issues as procurement
In view of the growing role of the President of the General Assembly, his delegation did not oppose increased funding for that Office, but it concurred with the recommendations in paragraph 20 of the report of ACABQ that those funds should be approved on an object of expenditure basis.
Her delegation welcomed the Secretary-General ' s presentation of initiatives to further strengthen support to peacekeeping operations; however, it concurred with the Advisory Committee that more information should be provided on progress with relevant initiatives, timelines, resource requirements and participating departments.
It concurred with the Special Rapporteur that there were links between poverty
It concurred with the recommendations of the Advisory Committee in paragraphs 3
In that connection, it concurred with the opinion expressed by FAO that in a previous report to the Secretary-General, that a reduction of the world's excess fishing efforts on marine fish was the one action that would provide the greatest improvements in the situation of by-catch and discards in certain fisheries.
the Committee had been able to reach only initial views on the data and analysis, indicating areas where it concurred with the working group and those requiring further study and analysis so as to narrow down the options.
It concurred in the view expressed at the 24th meeting by the Assistant Secretary-General for Legal Affairs, in introducing the report of the Secretary-General(A/53/501), that there should be a single coordinated resolution covering both the safety and security and the privileges and immunities of officials of the United Nations and the specialized agencies and related organizations, and humanitarian personnel.