Examples of using Report could in English and their translations into Arabic
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The letter indicated that the report could be read by the Permanent Representatives of member States to WIPO, or their designates, in the internal auditor ' s office, in line with paragraph 18 of the WIPO Internal Audit Charter(WO/PBC/8/4).
The report could also have further examined the constraints facing commodity-dependent countries and proposed recommendations to assist these countries in their efforts to exploit the opportunities offered by the Uruguay Round.
In addition, the report could elaborate on present or proposed control mechanisms that could assist in evaluating both the impact of publications and the extent to which the publications meet their stated objectives.".
(This section of the report could address the scientific and other relevant processes and criteria for identifying emerging substances, issues and problems of chemicals management for which international action may be desirable.).
Linkages between topics-- in particular between country situations and thematic issues-- can be illustrated, and the report could also deal with cross-cutting issues, for example the discussions on the relationship between peace and justice that took place in the Council over the past year.
It was stressed that the report could be a useful tool for the Commission on Narcotic Drugs in its implementation of the resolution on strengthening UNDCP and the Commission on Narcotic Drugs as its governing body.
The report could, for example, take stock of the challenges identified in the 2004 report of the High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change(A/59/565) and identify new challenges.
The report could also provide information about the working methods of other functional commissions(see also below, action taken under operative para. 9) and provide options for further implementation of Council resolution 1998/46, annex II.
The report could have been more helpful by identifying the pivotal factors underlining this accomplishment and suggesting how to build on and buttress them in advancing the management reform.
The current format of the annual report could be adjusted to fit these requirements; a report could be issued for each regular and annual session summarizing the discussion and decisions taken.
The report could not confirm the actual expenditure for the 2005 fiscal year,
The agencies noted that the report could reflect the need to foster joint work among leaders,
In this instance, this year ' s report could have dwelt at greater length on the renewed authority and initiative of the Economic and Social Council, particularly in the coordination of its work with that of the Bretton Woods institutions.
A comparative and standardized report could help in drawing up accountability strategies regarding financial allocations for gender issues
As we have noted, in the description of events in various areas, such as organized seminars and workshops, the report could elaborate further on the potential impact such events have in achieving the desired objectives.
In the view of the Movement, the report could include a clear analysis of the Peacebuilding Support Office ' s actions during the reporting period, so as to provide clear guidance for possible future courses of action for
In addition, the report could have given more consideration to the fact that United Nations system entities,
For developing countries, the report could focus on the progress they have made in advancing the outcomes of United Nations conferences in an integrated way, in particular through the implementation of comprehensive national strategies to achieve internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals, and the support provided by the international community.
Organizations of the United Nations system generally agree with this recommendation, although some have noted that the report could be strengthened with additional information on whether organizations are failing to undertake adequate cost-benefit analyses in determining how to select a particular information and communication technology hosting service.
Among other things, the report could examine the impact of limitations of this freedom on particularly vulnerable groups(e.g. women, children, refugees, minorities and migrant workers) to better understand how this creates further barriers to their social integration.