Examples of using Revised draft in English and their translations into Arabic
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The revised draft was presented to the Open-ended Working Group for consideration at its eighth meeting
It was said that subparagraph(a) of the revised draft proposal of article 1(2)
above, review the revised draft risk profile of short-chained chlorinated paraffins, as described in paragraph 2(a) above.
A/AC.261/L.259 Revised draft rules of procedure for the Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption.
(b) Note by the Secretariat on the revised draft annual report questionnaire:
The Secretariat was requested to prepare a revised draft of the annex reflecting those deliberations and decisions.
It was thus suggested that a revised draft of paragraph 13.1 should make it clear that both parties were entitled to claim to recover their respective portions of the loss.
After discussion, it was agreed that the words" the original" in the revised draft article 10 should be placed in square brackets for possible clarification or redrafting.
After discussion, the following revised draft of recommendation(42) was proposed for future consideration by the Working Group.
A revised draft will be circulated for further comments in the third quarter of 2006.
Noting that the revised draft article 16 included a reference to" a reliable method", differing views were expressed with respect to draft article 17, paragraph 2.
the Netherlands expresses its gratitude to the UNCITRAL Secretariat for its excellent work with regard to the present revised draft.
After discussion, it was agreed that a general approach that could be taken in a revised draft of paragraph 14 would be as follows.
The participants agreed to take into account the recommendations of the meeting and have subsequently forwarded a revised draft counter-terrorism law for comments.
The revised draft legal instrument is aimed at preventing, combating and eradicating illicit trade and trafficking in small arms and light weapons in Central Africa.
A revised draft, based on the comments received by the experts, was distributed to Member States for further comments.
A few experts identified questions that would be more appropriate in other parts of the revised draft questionnaire, and those suggestions were duly noted.
It was proposed that a revised draft of the Notes address issues of costs, and cost control.
Meanwhile, the current Director-General would have the responsibility of preparing a revised draft of the programme and budgets for submission to the General Conference in December.
The consideration of the revised draft legal instrument, chapter by chapter, may be summarized as follows.