Examples of using The explanatory memorandum in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Sadykov(Kazakhstan) introduced draft resolution A/C.6/62/L.4 concerning observer status for the Eurasian Development Bank in the General Assembly and drew attention to the information contained in the explanatory memorandum in annex I to document A/62/194.
Mr. Soborun(Mauritius) introduced draft resolution A/C.6/61/L.2 concerning observer status for the Indian Ocean Commission in the General Assembly and drew attention to the information contained in the explanatory memorandum in annex I to document A/61/487.
Mr. Baja(Philippines) introduced draft resolution A/C.6/61/L.4 concerning observer status for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in the General Assembly and drew attention to the information contained in the explanatory memorandum in annex I to document A/61/510.
In the meantime, she hoped that the sponsors of the draft resolution could shed light on a number of questions that had not been adequately addressed in the explanatory memorandum contained in annex I to document A/64/235.
The explanatory memorandum annexed to document A/50/145 presumptuously claims that the examination by the United Nations of Taiwan 'the international context"" completely conforms with the principles and spirit of preventive diplomacy".">
Spain had requested the inclusion of the item and, in the explanatory memorandum accompanying its request(A/50/236, annex), provided background information on the application of the World Tourism Organization(WTO) for admission to membership in the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund(UNJSPF).
Mr. OUEDRAOGO(Burkina Faso) said the explanatory memorandum A/C/49/144 dated 19 July 1994 established the reasons why the item ' s inclusion was necessary, and his delegation joined that of the Dominican Republic in supporting the proposal.
The explanatory memorandum that is annexed to document A/53/143, which was presented to the Assembly last July, outlined the reasons why the activities of the Association of Caribbean States, an intergovernmental organization, fully meet this criterion.
A translation was made of Recommendation Rec(2003)3 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on balanced participation of women and men in political and public decision making and the Explanatory Memorandum.
At the same time, the explanatory memorandum indicated that the rules of international law on immunity had gradually become less absolute; for example, it was accepted that former Heads of State and Government and ministers for foreign affairs no longer enjoyed immunity for private acts committed while in office.
As set forth in the explanatory memorandum attached as an annex to the letter sent to the Secretary-General by the Permanent Representatives of the four countries( A/61/195), the request had been made because of the dangerous situation in the area and because of the lack of progress in settling the protracted conflicts in the region.
In the explanatory memorandum annexed to his request(A/10141),
Mr. Mahiga(United Republic of Tanzania), introducing draft resolution A/C.6/63/L.3 on observer status for the South Centre in the General Assembly, drew attention to the explanatory memorandum contained in annex I to document A/63/141 and said that the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Namibia, Pakistan and Viet Nam had become sponsors.
From the explanatory memorandum it appears that" the guidance reform has to… contribute to increased equality between men and women as an increased effort on guidance can contribute to less traditional choices of education and with that a relaxation of the division of genders on the labour market.".
At the 835th meeting, on 19 April 1994, the spokesman for the European Union(Greece) referred to the proposal set forth in the explanatory memorandum circulated in document TD/B/40(2)/22 to upgrade the status of the European Community in the Special Committee on Preferences and called on the Board to examine the proposal.
Mr. Talbot(Guyana), introducing draft resolution A/C.6/66/L.3 on observer status for the Union of South American Nations(UNASUR) in the General Assembly, drew attention to the explanatory memorandum contained in annex I to document A/66/144 and announced that Cuba, Haiti, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and Tobago had joined the list of sponsors.
He drew attention to the explanatory memorandum contained in annex I to document A/68/141, which made specific reference to the relevant constitutional document of the International Institute for the Unification of Private Law(UNIDROIT) and elaborated on the criteria for granting it observer status in the General Assembly.
Mr. Andanje(Kenya), introducing draft resolution A/C.6/64/L.4 on observer status for the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region of Africa in the General Assembly, drew attention to the explanatory memorandum contained in annex I to document A/64/193 and said that Australia, Benin, Egypt, Finland, Gabon, Ireland, Madagascar, New Zealand, Serbia and Tunisia had become sponsors.
He drew attention to the explanatory memorandum contained in annex I to document A/67/142 and to the text of the agreement establishing the Andean Development Corporation(CAF),