Examples of using Should cover in English and their translations into Arabic
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Since the content of education should cover many topics, it is necessary to include not only the views of scientists but also the views of other relevant stakeholders.
Warm-up drills and exercises used prior to practices should cover three main aspects that must be touched upon in order to achieve maximum physiological readiness; Circulation- Picking up the Metabolic Rate, Musculature- Stretching, Coordination- Technical-specific Workout.
The data should cover all areas of the Convention and should be disaggregated by age, sex, geographic location, ethnic origin and socioeconomic background in order to facilitate analysis of the situation of all children, in particular children in vulnerable situations.
The next report, which should be issued very shortly, should cover the period from 1 January to 31 March 1998, and should include information provided in the same form as the annexes to the Secretary-General's first report(A/52/709).
In addition to the usual fields of agricultural education and training programmes should cover the management of farmers ' associations, their interactions with public administration and the private sector, and their role in policy making and planning.
With respect to the system for monitoring the cross-border movement of arms, the arms trade treaty should cover the import, export, transit, trans-shipment and brokering of all conventional weapons, including.
These reports should cover the amounts of the different ODS collected or identified, transported, stored and destroyed, as well as financial, managerial and co-funding arrangements, and any other relevant issues;
The States members of the European Union were of the view that the new instrument should cover criminalization of the laundering of proceeds of corruption and should contain provisions on seizure and confiscation as well as international cooperation in that regard.
It was agreed that internal audit should cover all of the activities of the Pension Fund, including, inter alia, the areas of benefit administration, information technology and actuarial and legal matters.
The data should cover all children below the age of 18 years and be disaggregated into those groups of children who are in need of special protection, including indigenous children and children belonging to minority groups.
The Subcommittee recommends that rules for the processing of complaints by police officers should be drawn up, which should cover the forwarding of complaints to the competent authorities and the duty to provide the necessary materials for drafting a complaint.
Assessments should cover impacts in destination and origin countries alike, considering the interdependence of processes and realities at both ends of the migration trail and the need to conduct impact assessments that address both the transnational and national realities of migration.
Norway stated that the convention should cover disabilities arising from all kinds of impairments(physical, mental, sensory)
The Chairperson, speaking as a member of Committee, said that the new law on domestic violence should cover all the issues referred to in the Committee ' s general recommendation No. 19 on violence against women.
authorities advises them to consider carefully whether and under what circumstances such guarantees are required, which specific risks or loss they should cover and which type of guarantee is best suited in each case.
She concluded by observing that it had been decided that terminal phase-out management plans should cover ozonedepleting substances, not just CFCs but also carbon tetrachloride and methyl chloroform in particular, where data indicated recent consumption of an ozonedepleting substance
consider carefully whether and under what circumstances such guarantees are required, which specific risks or loss they should cover and which type of guarantee is best suited in each case.
The Departments provided clarification on the extent to which the Chief of Mission Support was accountable to the Head of Mission, and took the view paragraphs 36 and 37 of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations/Department of Field Support Policy on Authority, Command and Control in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations clearly indicated that consultations between the Head of Mission and the Chief of Mission Support should cover the whole range of operational and administrative matters.
paragraph 2, of General Assembly resolution 2186(XXI) regarding expenses for administrative activities of the United Nations Capital Development Fund", i.e., that assessed contributions should cover the administrative expenses, and," as an interim measure", called upon" the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme to bear such costs from the administrative budget of the Programme".