Examples of using Should be presented in English and their translations into Arabic
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Case studies and operational examples to highlight the work done should be presented, including by regional information intelligence centres located within the region.
(g) The administrative and programme support services budget should be presented in relation to the total planned expenditure for the same period;
Objectives formulated with specific reference to persons with disabilities should be presented as integral and not as an adjunct to overall development concerns and purposes.
The Secretariat had assumed that its budget should be presented in the format used for peacekeeping missions, and it had done so in document A/58/370.
Confidence-building measures should be presented and negotiated, freely and directly, between the regional parties with
When an enterprise chooses not to make this classification, assets and liabilities should be presented broadly in order of their liquidity.
For an in-depth discussion of the proposals, the report should be presented to the Governments well ahead of the Commission's next session.
The outcome of the Meeting should be presented to the midterm review of the Almaty Programme of Action as a substantive input.
Well he said if you refuse to present this story the way we think it should be presented you will be fired for insubordination.
This information should be presented in tabular form and contain comparative information for the previous two bienniums.
The statement of changes in financial resources should be presented for each period for which the financial statements are prepared.
If agreed, the resulting position should be presented to the Member States of the Fifth Committee as the common SMCC position of the Staff and the Secretary-General.
In accordance with rule 21.3, any divergent view should be presented before the closure of the session and appended to the report.
Specific proposals should be presented to the General Assembly as soon as possible
NGOs wanted to come back to the Government on several issues, and the bill should be presented to Parliament.
The oversight policy should be presented for approval, at the latest, at the Annual Session of 2011.
The need for corrective action should be presented to senior management, in addition to the results of such action.
The new proposals should be presented to the General Assembly at its sixty-second session(A/61/612, para. 10).
The results of such a review should be presented in the context of the proposed budget for 2010/11.
Some first results of the network should be presented to key international conferences for 2018.