Examples of using On behalf of a group of states in English and their translations into Arabic
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Delegations are reminded that interventions in the plenary meetings should be limited to five minutes for individual Member States and seven minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States, on the understanding that this will not preclude the distribution of more extensive texts.
The great number of representatives who spoke-- either on behalf of a group of States or in a national capacity-- and the value and relevance of their observations and proposals once again confirmed the great interest of Member States in preparing for the September 2005 high-level plenary meeting.
Mr. Minty(South Africa), speaking on behalf of a group of States parties concerned about the humanitarian impact of nuclear weapons, said that there was a growing realization that humanitarian concerns should be at the core of all reflections, decisions and actions during the current review cycle and beyond.
One representative, speaking on behalf of a group of States, referred to the recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General on mandating and delivering: analysis and recommendations to facilitate the review of mandates(A/60/733)
10 minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during the general debate and the time limits of five minutes for individual Member States and seven minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during debates on individual agenda items will be observed.
Liechtenstein( on behalf of a group of States), Canada( on behalf of the Francophone Group),
individual Member States and 10 minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during the general debate and the time limits of five minutes for individual Member States and seven minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during debates on individual agenda items will be observed.
Deadline for inscription to the list of speakers for the general debate is today, 4 October 2011, at 6 p.m. Pursuant to General Assembly decision 65/530 on improving the working methods of the Second Committee, delegations are reminded that the time limits of 5 minutes for individual Member States and 7 minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during debates on individual agenda items should be observed.
During the interactive discussion, delegations from Algeria, Angola, Australia(also on behalf of a group of States), Austria, Azerbaijan, Cuba, Estonia, the European Union, Georgia, India, Lithuania, Maldives, Morocco, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Poland, the Republic of Korea, the Republic of Moldova, the Russian Federation(on behalf of a group of like-minded States), Senegal(on behalf of French-speaking countries), Sierra Leone, Slovenia, Timor-Leste, Ukraine and Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of) took the floor.
He proposed to place any speaker absent when scheduled to speak at the end of the list, unless a change of place had been agreed in a timely manner with another delegation, and to limit statements to 15 minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States and to 7 minutes for those speaking in a national capacity.
the following delegations spoke: Algeria, Angola, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Cuba( on behalf of Community of Latin American and Caribbean States), Egypt, the European Union, Ireland, Italy, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan( on behalf of a group of States), Poland, Portugal, the Republic of Moldova, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Pursuant to General Assembly decision 65/530 on improving the working methods of the Second Committee, delegations are reminded that the time limits of 7 minutes for individual Member States and 10 minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during the general debate and the time limits of 5 minutes for individual Member States and 7 minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during debates on individual agenda items should be observed.
Pursuant to General Assembly decision 65/530 on improving the working methods of the Second Committee, delegations are reminded that the time limits of seven minutes for individual Member States, and 10 minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during the general debate, and the time limits of five minutes for individual Member States and seven minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during debates on individual agenda items.
Pursuant to General Assembly decision 65/530 on improving the working methods of the Second Committee, delegations are reminded that the time limits of seven minutes for individual Member States, and ten minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during the general debate, and the time limits of five minutes for individual Member States and seven minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during debates on individual agenda items.
Recalling that the General Assembly had decided to maintain the current time limits of 7 minutes for individual Member States and 10 minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during the general debate(5 minutes and 7 minutes respectively during debates on individual agenda items), he urged speakers to confine themselves to the salient points of their statements and to provide copies of longer statements for distribution.
Recalling that the General Assembly had decided to maintain the current time limits of seven minutes for individual Member States and 10 minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during the general debate(five minutes and seven minutes, respectively, during debates on individual agenda items), he urged speakers to confine themselves to the salient points of their statements and to provide copies of their statements to the conference officers for purposes of electronic circulation through PaperSmart.
10 minutes for delegations speaking on behalf of a group of States during the general debate will be observed.
Mr. Minty(South Africa), speaking on behalf of a group of States parties concerned about the humanitarian impact of nuclear weapons, said that the unacceptable and indiscriminate devastation caused by those weapons had been consistently ignored in the nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation discourse.
when speaking on behalf of a group of States, to 10 minutes.
I have the honour to speak on behalf of a group of States members of the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS):