Examples of using On a question in English and their translations into Arabic
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On a question by CANADA on mitigation-relevant sectoral plans included in Kazakhstan's Strategic Development Plan, she mentioned water and waste management, transport and energy efficiency.
On a question raised by Ireland in relation to libel and security laws, it was indicated that the country does not have nor does it intend to have laws targeted at intimidating journalists.
The report was thus seen as contributing to greater transparency on a question of current interest and as clarifying the intent and scope of recent initiatives taken in this field.
Endeavouring to make them more flexible could reopen the debate on a question that continues to be controversial in international law and that should be retained as drafted for the time being.
(c) Erred on a question of law;
(e) Erred on a question of fact.
To adjourn the debate on a question under discussion;
(e) Erred on a question of material fact.
(d) Erred on a question of law; or.
(d) Erred on a question of law; or.
(d) Has erred on a question of law;
(e) Has erred on a question of material fact.
(d) Has erred on a question of law; or.
Deal do your merge on a question that deals not my screaming that my divorce is purely.
It gives me pleasure to address the General Assembly on a question that is extremely important for all of us.
(e) Has erred on a question of material fact. See note by the Secretary-General(A/61/758, para. 28).
If the Working Group was divided on a question of substance, the Drafting Committee could perhaps draft alternative versions.
Replace with the following text:"(e) Erred on a question of fact, resulting in a manifestly unreasonable decision"[EU].
On a question of this magnitude Italy feels fully bound by the position, the strategy and the interests of the European Union.