Examples of using Speaker asked in English and their translations into Arabic
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Lastly, the speaker asked whether the Special Rapporteur planned to conduct a new mission before the sixtieth meeting of the Commission on Human Rights to be held in Geneva in March-April 2004.
The speaker asked that the secretariat distribute a table showing the documents requested by the Board for future sessions, and that at all future sessions the
The speaker asked if UNICEF was involved in land-mine clearance and the regional director explained that
The speaker asked how the proposed programme would fit into the sectoral investment programmes that were being considered for development in Lesotho and how the proposed country strategy fit with them.
The speaker asked for further information on the trans-border response to child trafficking, and expressed appreciation for the lead taken by UNICEF in this area.
The speaker asked if the change of focus away from health and education was justified and said he observed a change in thrust from support to projects with a tangible and clear impact to that of a specialized child consultancy.
The speaker asked for details on how UNICEF planned to address the post-campaign strategy for vitamin A and increase and sustain routine immunization coverage in Afghanistan from its current 40 per cent.
The speaker asked about progress in implementing the action plan of the 2011 audit, and if there was a link between the audit recommendations and the suggested revision of the country programme.
On the reference in the report to the re-examination of staffing requirements, field presence and innovative mechanisms for alternative programme delivery, the speaker asked if these suggestions were based on an analysis of internal constraints.
One speaker asked for more emphasis on United Nations activities aimed at Africa, apart from the Security Council proceedings, and the Department pointed to the coverage being provided by Africa Recovery.
Based on that, the speaker asked the Special Committee to call for a constructive dialogue between the United Kingdom
Another speaker asked about how UNICEF activities fit into the Government ' s development plan, and reiterated an invitation to UNICEF to send high-level representation to a donors ' meeting on 8 June in Port Moresby.
One speaker asked for more information on current evaluations and stressed the need to ensure that the research and analysis products of UNODC should be based on a rigorous methodology, should be submitted to peer review and should be developed in close consultation with the States involved.
Another speaker asked about the UNICEF response to General Assembly resolution 47/100 of 16 December 1992 on the United Nations system-wide Plan of Action on Drug Abuse Control.
Restating their commitment to regionalization, the speaker asked the Secretariat to" use fully the authority they have in making executive decisions on where best to focus their efforts" and advised them to make" bold proposals" for the approval of the General Assembly.
Concerning the task force, a speaker asked why the budget was for three international Professional staff for 18 months at a cost of $743,000. Was it the normal UNICEF practice to charge itself for staff overhead, or would those funds be used to fill vacated posts? The speaker asked for a breakdown of Mr. Jay Berry ' s time and also wanted to know exactly what budget cuts would pay for the implementation costs.
The same speaker asked how UNICEF viewed its work in the health sector.
Another speaker asked that some of the terminology in this proposal be clarified.
One speaker asked about a communication strategy to promote wide awareness and implementation of the policy.
The same speaker asked the Department to support the promotion of International Mother Language Day.