Examples of using The study should in English and their translations into Arabic
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Also, the study should review State reports to the United Nations treaty bodies on the implementation of human rights education provisions of international instruments3 as well as the observations and recommendations made by those bodies in this regard.
The study should give practical guidance to States on the use of the instrument of provisional application and inform them of the legal consequences thereof, without imposing a particular course of action that might prejudice the flexibility of the instrument.
The study should collect information on various human rights mechanisms and United Nations bodies and agencies and the extent to which the problem of violence against children is addressed in their activities from a human rights perspective;
Other representatives suggested that the study should also consider the overlaps and possible synergies with other multilateral environmental agreements dealing with chemicals and wastes, including the Stockholm, Rotterdam and Basel Conventions.
Thus, the study should first assess both the positive and the negative effects of fragmentation on the efficiency of international law; subsequently,
The study should explore(perhaps in cooperation with particular States or through case studies) different national and/or regional systems of regulation, licensing and reporting with a view to promoting the standardization and harmonization of such systems.
This language was evidently viewed by the Commission as enabling it to propose other alternatives to the Assembly since the Commission decided that the study should include other options that could be presented to the Assembly(see para. 5(c) above).
Another view was that the study should examine a narrow topic related with secured transactions, such as, for example, whether licensee rights could be used as security for credit and if so, in which rights exactly and under which conditions.
It was also pointed out that the study should attempt to define the different forms of terrorism
Another view was that the study should examine a narrow topic related to secured transactions, such as, for example, whether licensee rights could be used as security for credit and, if so, in which rights exactly and under which conditions.
According to paragraph 4 of this resolution, the study should in particular take into consideration the issues raised in the report of the International Workshop on Minimum Humanitarian Standards held in Cape Town, South Africa, from 27 to 29 September 1996.
The study should therefore also seek to gather such information, including in the form of reliable case studies, especially since that would enable
Firstly, with regard to the scope of the topic, the study should not extend to the protection offered to international organizations, so as not to complicate the Commission's task.
that did not appear feasible at the global level, so that the study should look at alternative means.
In a letter dated 12 October 2001 from the Chairperson of the Committee on the Rights of the child addressed to the Secretary-General,(A/56/488, annex) the Committee specified that the study should.
her delegation agreed with the Special Rapporteur that the study should not delve into the possible effects of particular types of weapons on the environment.
The study should also consider the interface between electronic substitutes for documents of title and financial documentation used in international trade, by giving attention to efforts currently under way to replace paper-based documents, such as letters of credit and bank guarantees, with electronic messages.
In this regard, the Advisory Committee is of the view that the study should also focus on the formulation of a financial strategy for the work programme of the Department and that the study should be carried out in consultation with the Department of Administration and Management, with the purpose of rationalizing the use of resources.
The study should have been based, not on the 1996 Machel report on the impact of armed conflict on children(A/51/306), but on General Assembly resolution 51/77, which established the mandate of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict and represented the first time that the United Nations had assessed its response to the issue.