Examples of using Such debates in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such debates, which were in the interests of all who wished to increase international cooperation in that area,
Welcomes the holding of thematic debates and invites the President of the General Assembly to continue this practice and to consult with Member States on the possibilities for achieving, where appropriate, results-oriented outcomes in such debates.
Most recently, paragraph 7 of resolution 66/294 invited the President of the General Assembly to" continue this practice and to consult with Member States on the possibilities for achieving, where appropriate, results-oriented outcomes in such debates".
There would be important benefits in having a more interactive debate on the reports of special rapporteurs and, as recommended in the Report, time should be made available for such debates in the course of the session.
Such debates will not only provoke the already inflamed political climate
The holding once a month of thematic debates on a variety of topics, ranging from global and gender issues to regional issues, has been found useful, as such debates enable members of the Council to exchange views with the wider membership of the United Nations and relevant organizations.
Such debates are essential for fostering a consensus-building process,
Taking into account the discussions held during May 2013, this document aims to suggest a way forward in organizing the ideas that emerged during such debates and to raise questions that might help participants of the Open-ended Working Group to develop the proposals requested by the Chairperson.
UNCTAD had a major role to play in stimulating such debates.
Thus, such debates often mix different levels of time and abstraction.
Some felt that such debates tended to be insufficiently focused and too abstract.
Also frequently missing in such debates is a sense of the trade-offs involved.
The only common denominator in such debates is not Islam itself, but hatred of Muslims.
Women are still significantly underrepresented in such debates, and their specific needs are insufficiently recognized.
We are conscious that opinions vary about just how relevant and worthwhile such debates are.
In our view, such debates are an unnecessary addition to the work of the Council.
Japan believes that we should create mechanisms to link such debates to various concrete activities of the Assembly.
Regrettably, even when such debates are held,
The format and procedures of such debates must give priority to timely issues that will enrich the decision-making process
However, it is important that the rest of the membership participate in such debates before the adoption of important resolutions that have an impact on everyone.