Examples of using Making proposals in English and their translations into Arabic
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Invites the International Law Commission to continue taking measures to enhance its efficiency and productivity and to consider making proposals to that end;
Its functions also include provision of information to the public about equality legislation, keeping such legislation under review and making proposals for its amendment.
The Special Representative has played a critical role in advocating and making proposals which have shaped these developments.
II.5 The Advisory Committee was informed that the Secretary-General was considering making proposals concerning the requirements of the Department of Political Affairs.
In June 2010, an international meeting of national human rights institutions adopted the Marrakech Statement, making proposals concerning enhanced interaction of national human rights institutions with the treaty bodies.
Phase III will look in depth at a selected number of United Nations entities, making proposals for further steps.
In a general discussion on the item, it was noted that, when making proposals to include chemicals in Annexes A,
Making proposals with a view to ensuring that products derived from indigenous knowledge should remain in the public domain and that disclosure of the source of a patented product is made mandatory in order to stem bio-piracy; and.
The Commission must keep clearly in mind the distinction between codifying existing law(lex lata) and making proposals for progressive development of the law(lex ferenda), and it must rigorously think through any future proposals for draft articles on the subject.
The Director-General will take all necessary steps, including making proposals to the Governing Body as appropriate, to ensure the means by which the Organization will assist the Members in their efforts under this Declaration.
had requested the Secretary-General, when making proposals intended to achieve savings,
All bodies shall exercise restraint in making proposals containing requests for new reports, bearing in mind paragraphs 6 and 7 of General Assembly resolution 50/206 C of 23 December 1995, and should consider integrating, biennializing or triennializing the presentation of reports.
The Committee, therefore, recommends that the Internal Audit Division undertake a thorough review of its planning assumptions and estimates and recalculate its requirements, addressing the issues identified by the Committee, before making proposals for additional posts in existing locations.
He stressed, in particular, the importance of the recommendations on the quorum and on punctuality, as well as the recommendation that Member States should avoid making proposals requesting new reports of the Secretary-General.
(c) To study, in view of their topicality and importance, for the purpose of making proposals, certain questions of principle, the aim being to protect and enhance the independence of the judiciary and lawyers;" 4.
(e) Member States and subsidiary organs of the General Assembly are requested to exercise, to the fullest extent possible, restraint in making proposals that contain requests for reports, in full compliance with decisions on the rationalization of the programme of work;
(e) The Internal Audit Division should undertake a thorough review of its planning assumptions and estimates and recalculate its requirements, addressing the issues identified by the Committee, before making proposals for additional posts in existing locations;
(e) Member States and subsidiary organs of the General Assembly are requested to exercise, to the fullest extent possible, restraint in making proposals that contain requests for reports, in full compliance with decisions on the rationalization of the programme of work;
The Committee points out that the Tribunal is not exempt from first ensuring that a rigorous examination has been undertaken to use resources already approved before making proposals for additional funds.
This agency monitors the work of ministries and submits an annual report to the Prime Minister exposing violations, noting the measures that have been taken and making proposals on how to improve Government performance.