Examples of using Representative described in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Referring in particular to the fourth periodic report, the representative described it as an instrument of self-assessment and stocktaking. It provided an opportunity for assessing developments that had occurred in various governmental and societal sectors, but also for identifying obstacles
The representative described some lessons learned from demonstration activities- that their design must be flexible, that robust criteria are required to guide how the activities are carried out, that the activities should inform development of national carbon accounting systems, and that methodologies for establishing baselines are necessary.
A representative described the space science capacity-building activities of the International Centre for Space Weather Science and Education of Kyushu University, Japan, which included the Debris Data Acquisition System, the Magnetic Data Acquisition System and the Inter-University Upper Atmosphere Global Observation Network.
The representative described the progress that had been made in the field of legislation since Paraguay ' s ratification of the Convention and reported that the Civil, Labour, Elections and Penal Codes had all been amended to guarantee equality and non-discrimination for women in their respective fields.
The representative described a series of plans and programmes based on the principles of the Beijing Platform for Action, which included: the 1997 Global Plan for Equal Opportunities,
With regard to the Committee ' s concluding comments on the second and third periodic reports in 1997, the representative described a number of actions which had been taken by the Government. They included the enactment and implementation of a quota law providing for the election of a minimum of 30 per cent of women to the National Congress.
One representative described the steps being taken by her Party to follow up on decision XVII/12 by working with public authorities and industry to establish a prior informed consent procedure aimed at ensuring
The representative described the plans of the current Government to deal with the problem of trafficking in persons, including the establishment of an inter-institutional committee coordinated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the participation of civil society, bilateral projects for the review of laws and legal loopholes, and the establishment of a national network against trafficking in persons and of a shelter to provide care for victims.
An IPU representative described how his organization, which was composed of parliamentarians from more than 130 countries, could assist the work of the participants, in particular when parliamentarians were the subject of human rights violations, in which case“executive reports” were made available to the relevant rapporteurs, and when IPU undertook technical cooperation programmes to strength parliamentary institutions in a country for which a special rapporteur already held a mandate.
One representative described how her country required licenses for imports not only for HCFCs but for all refrigerants and was also helping to initiate a regional illegal trade enforcement network for ozone-depleting substances and related technologies; introducing Harmonised System codes for alternatives to HCFCs would be helpful in both cases.
Other representatives described how their countries funded their own projects.
Several representatives described extensive plans or actions undertaken to prepare and observe the Year.
The representatives described in detail the conference, office, restaurant and other facilities at the Convention Center, which were later inspected by members of the planning mission.
Many representatives who spoke supported the listing of endosulfan in Annex III of the Convention, with a number of representatives describing the adverse effects of the chemical on human health and the environment in their countries or regions.
In their debate, representatives described the efforts which their countries were making to implement the Habitat Agenda and the Millennium Development Goals that fell within the purview of UN- Habitat, and several described the beneficial effects of the Global Campaign for Secure Tenure and the Global Campaign for Urban Governance in their countries.
Representatives described supply reduction initiatives embarked upon since the forty-first session of the Commission and welcomed the publication by the Secretariat of Global Illicit Drug Trends, though some representatives emphasized that the document would need to be studied in greater depth and that the accuracy of some data might require later comment and clarification.
In this first report to the Commission, the Representative describes activities taken since the last session, including those that he has been able to undertake himself in the brief time since his appointment, as well as those completed by Mr. Deng prior to the end of his term.
The TEAP representative described the logic and method used in summarizing the submissions.
One representative described projects concerning lake management, health and strategic development plans(Philippines).
One representative described the evolution of New Caledonia towards self-determination within the framework of the Matignon Accords.