Examples of using Revised working paper in English and their translations into Arabic
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He also supported the revised working paper submitted by the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya(A/AC.182/L.99) and the working papers submitted by Cuba(A/AC.182/L.93 and Add.1), all of which related to strengthening
Other delegations remarked that the issues were similar to those raised in the revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation, entitled" Basic conditions and criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation"(see sect. B above).
At the 248th meeting, on 18 March, Japan announced a further revised working paper, which it emphasized had been prepared based on informal consultations during the current session of the Special Committee.
Such criteria-- a highly important matter-- were discussed in the revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation entitled" Basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation".
At the 4th meeting of the Working Group, on 20 March, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya introduced a revised working paper on the strengthening of certain principles concerning the impact and application of sanctions(A/AC.182/L.110/Rev.1).
The Group welcomed the revised working paper from the Russian Federation entitled" Basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction and implementation of sanctions imposed by the United Nations"(A/C.6/62/L.6)
Lastly, his delegation endorsed the revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation and Belarus on the issue of requesting an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice on the legal consequences of the use of force by States without prior authorization by the Security Council.
The sponsor delegation indicated that if agreement was reached on the relevant parts of that revised working paper, it would not press for further consideration of the two above-mentioned principles of its proposal.
at the previous session of the Special Committee, the Russian Federation had introduced the revised working paper entitled" Basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation".
The delegations expressed their appreciation for the efforts of the sponsor delegation aimed at facilitating the exchange of views on various complex issues raised in the proposal and noted with satisfaction the progress achieved in the work on the revised working paper.
It was noted that the revised working paper stressed the broad role of the General Assembly in maintaining international peace and security and that such a role was clearly and precisely provided for in the Charter.
His delegation noted with appreciation that broad support had been expressed for the revised working paper on the working methods of the Special Committee submitted by Japan, together with Australia, the Republic of Korea, Thailand and Uganda.
The draft declaration on peacekeeping operations submitted by the Russian Federation and the revised working paper on strengthening the role of the Organization submitted by Cuba, merited further discussion.
requested him to submit a revised working paper at its next session(resolution 1997/16).
The representative of the Russian Federation, as co-sponsor of the proposal, referring to the above-mentioned revised working paper, emphasized the continued relevance of its subject matter and spoke in favour of starting a comprehensive discussion which could
In that connection, her delegation supported the revised working paper submitted by Japan and the other sponsors and suggested that the Committee should
A working paper consolidating the texts of the revised working paper submitted by Brazil and a number of other developing countries and the revised working paper submitted by France and Germany was produced.
In that regard, his delegation supported the revised working paper submitted by the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya on the strengthening of certain principles concerning the impact and application of sanctions(A/AC.182/L.110/Rev.1).
At the 2nd meeting of the Working Group, the Russian Federation introduced the revised working paper entitled" Declaration on the basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementations"(A/AC.182/L.114), which reads as follows.
Some delegations reiterated their support for the revised working paper and pointed out that the Special Committee was now in a position to finalize its consideration at the current session