Examples of using To equitable geographical representation in English and their translations into Arabic
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(a) To elect by consensus the following members of its Bureau for a term of two years, with due regard to equitable geographical representation: Chair, Emmanuel Decaux(France); Vice-chairs: Mohammed Al-Obaidi(Iraq), Mamadou Badio Camara(Senegal), and Suela Janina(Albania); Rapporteur:
In accordance with rule 36.2 of the rules of procedure of the General Conference, if an officer resigns or ceases to be able to perform his or her functions or to be a representative of a Member, the Conference shall elect new officers, with due regard to equitable geographical representation.
By its resolution 61/275, the Assembly approved the terms of reference for the Committee, and the criteria for membership, which stipulates that the Committee should comprise five members appointed by the Assembly with due regard to equitable geographical representation, who are independent of their Governments, the Board of Auditors, the Joint Inspection Unit and the Secretariat.
On the basis of past practice and with due regard to equitable geographical representation, the Committee may wish to elect a Chairman
In that endeavour it is important that serious consideration be given to equitable geographical representation of various regions
Without detracting from the other principles which the Assembly has endorsed, the allocation of tasks to members of the pool of experts must reflect the principle of adherence to equitable geographical representation in all activities of the Regular Process and have due regard to a desirable balance between the genders.
The Executive Board of the United Nations Development Programme/United Nations Population Fund/United Nations Office for Project Services has 36 members, elected with due regard to equitable geographical representation and other relevant factors, with a view to ensuring the most effective and broadest representation. .
The Executive Board of the United Nations Development Programme/United Nations Population Fund/United Nations Office for Project Services has 36 members, elected with due regard to equitable geographical representation and other relevant factors, with a view
It was decided that the conference should hold an organizational session of up to five days at United Nations Headquarters for the purposes of electing a chairman and other officers, namely, three vice-chairmen and a rapporteur, giving due regard to equitable geographical representation, and of organizing its work, and a three-week session in July at United Nations Headquarters to deal with substantive matters.
In view of the overall implications of staff ageing, as well as the impact on human resources management policies, the Group commended the Secretariat for already implementing a number of the recommendations set out in the JIU report on the age structure of human resources in the organizations of the United Nations system, reiterating in that regard the importance it attached to equitable geographical representation in all human resource management policies.
She had taken due note of the importance that members attached to equitable geographical representation, and said that the Secretariat ' s commitment in that regard was ongoing.
(g) Pursuing his efforts to establish a panel of persons with wide experience in the field of disability, including persons with disabilities, and with due regard to equitable geographical representation, to advise him on disability matters;
The Committee for the United Nations Population Award is composed of 10 members elected from among States Members of the United Nations with due regard to equitable geographical representation and the need to include those Member States that have made contributions towards the Award.
(a) The Committee shall consist of 10 members nominated by Parties and elected by the Conference of the Parties with due consideration to equitable geographical representation; the first members shall be elected at the first meeting of the Conference of the Parties;
By its resolution 61/275, the Assembly approved the terms of reference for the Committee, as well as the criteria for membership that stipulated that the Committee should comprise five members appointed by the Assembly with due regard to equitable geographical representation, who are independent of their Governments, the Board of Auditors, the Joint Inspection Unit and the Secretariat.
(i) Adherence to equitable geographical representation in all activities of the regular process.
The members of the panel, who serve for a period of three years, are appointed with due regard to equitable geographical representation.
The Committee elected by consensus the following members of its Bureau for a term of two years, with due regard to equitable geographical representation.
The Committee shall elect from among its members a Chairperson, three Vice-Chairpersons and a Rapporteur with due regard to equitable geographical representation.
held by countries but that due regard should be paid to equitable geographical representation.