Examples of using Replying to the representative in English and their translations into Arabic
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Replying to the representative of Ireland, he said that the amount of $80,400 had not been included because that amount had already been apportioned among Member States for the period ending 31 January 1994.
Crime Prevention), replying to the representative of Pakistan, said that the thinking had evolved tremendously in the past four or five years.
Replying to the representative of Italy, he said that the Iraqi regime had been systematically recording events occurring in the country
Mr. WALLACE(United States of America), replying to the representative of France, noted that draft chapter III clearly implied that contractual terms would be included, in some form, in the initial request for proposals.
Mr. LAMMERS(Netherlands), Chairman of the Drafting Committee, replying to the representative of Ethiopia, said that the failure to indicate the Egyptian proposal in a footnote was an oversight resulting from confusion at the outset of the Drafting Committee ' s work.
Replying to the representative of Slovakia, he said that, according to current projections, one fourth of the world ' s water supply could be unsafe by the year 2000,
Replying to the representative of Canada, the Special Rapporteur noted that the reports that she drew up after her various missions were prepared as a follow-up to requests by the Commission on Human Rights.
Replying to the representative of Pakistan, he said that questions had arisen in connection with ECOSOC.
Mr. de Barros(Secretary of the Commission), replying to the representative of Gabon, said that the Budget Division was putting the final touches to its response concerning the programme budget implications of the draft resolution.
Mr. TAKASU(Controller), replying to the representative of Zambia, said that the preparation of performance reports normally took three months, but more time was occasionally required for the reconciliation information provided from the field and the accounts maintained at Headquarters.
Replying to the representative of Brazil, she said that international cooperation could be improved by sharing experiences among countries and agencies; MERCOSUR had also shared the challenges that it faced.
Mrs. ISE(Director, Specialist Services Division), replying to the representative of Cuba, said that no enrolment fees would apply to regular courses organized as part of the basic programme, which followed a regular progression leading to a certificate of linguistic proficiency.
Replying to the representative of the Russian Federation, he said that the Office
Replying to the representative of WIPO, he said that, while intellectual property
Ms. Trtanj(National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, United States Department of Commerce), replying to the representative of Chile, said that her agency had worked hard to develop its partnership with WHO.
Replying to the representative of Norway, she said that as far as she knew, the Human Rights Council ' s Universal Periodic Review was not being used to raise disability issues in the context of human rights.
Mr. Mselle(Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions), replying to the representative of Japan, said that the Advisory Committee attached to the report of JIU all the importance which it merited.
Ms. Stephens(Officer-in-Charge, Intergovernmental Support and Strategic Partnerships Bureau, United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women), replying to the representative of Senegal, said that UN-Women advocated for a strong rights-based approach.
Mr. Ishii(Nippon Foundation), replying to the representative of Mali, said that although he was not an expert in education for the deaf, the Nippon Foundation realized that use of the local sign language as a medium of instruction was the key to success.
Ms. Mulligan(Equality 2025), replying to the representative of the Sudan, said that the Implementation Support Unit for the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-personnel Mines and on Their Destruction could provide a model for the sharing of experiences among States parties.