Examples of using It should consider in English and their translations into Arabic
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Before it proposed a change in its financial rules and regulations, it should consider the experience of other United Nations organizations.
Similarly, it should consider withdrawing its reservation regarding freedom of religion,
If the State party had not already acceded to the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, it should consider doing so.
he said that once the Commission had completed its work on transboundary groundwaters it should consider very carefully whether to continue by taking up the sub-topics relating to oil and gas.
In a separate but complementary approach, it should consider the impact of the emergence of cyberwarfare and the potential need for disarmament and nonproliferation regimes and international law concerning war to take into account its manifold effects.
Lastly, if the Assembly became bogged down in its deliberations on human resources management, it should consider establishing an independent panel of experts to propose solutions.
Where the Fund is proactively assisting new NGOs, it should consider providing up to two thirds of the cash necessary in the first year, reducing it to no more than one third over the next two years.
At the global level, in particular, it should consider the type of coordination, research and advocacy arrangements that have the greatest promise for reinforcing national action and implementing international norms and standards.
If the Government was unable to lower the rate of emigration, it should consider establishing social service agencies in those countries to address the problems faced by immigrant workers.
It should consider a global agenda, not just government commitments,
The Committee wishes to draw to the attention of the State party that it should consider seeking technical cooperation and assistance from United Nations agencies, including advisory services from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and other regional entities.
If the Commission intended to abide by its own schedule of work, it should consider specific, more narrowly defined issues rather than engaging in yet another round of general discussions.
It should consider reviewing Acts Nos. 2004/004 and 2004/005 of 21 April 2004 concerning the organization and functioning of the Constitutional Council and establishing the status of its members
(a) Should the Security Council decide to further adjust the current arrangements for monitoring sanctions on Liberia, it should consider enlarging the Group of Experts on Côte d ' Ivoire and expanding its mandate to include cross-border issues;
It should consider broadening the mandate of the Federal Commission against Racism,
It should consider dedicating at least one high-level segment before the year 2000 to the advancement of women… with active… participation… of the specialized agencies, including the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund."(para. 313).
It should consider the possibility of a monitoring presence on the ground to help implement the agreements reached between the parties and ensure adequate protection of civilians in the occupied territories.
If the Colloquium concludes that UNCITRAL should engage in work on PPPs, it should consider the terms of a recommendation to the Commission on the need for and scope of the work to be undertaken.
If the Commission intended to abide by its own schedule of work, it should consider specific, more narrowly defined issues rather them engaging in yet another round of general discussions.
When a State makes decisions about granting a loan, either as an individual Government or as a member of an international financial institution, it should consider its human rights obligations when imposing conditions on fiscal policies so they do not jeopardize the rights of children in the recipient State or undermine that State ' s ability to use maximum available resources to realize economic, social and cultural rights.
