Examples of using To remind delegations in English and their translations into Arabic
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He also wished to remind delegations that his Government advocated convening a high-level conference under the auspices of the United Nations for that very purpose.
As regional representation is pivotally essential to the African position, we want to remind delegations about the essence of reform.
Thirdly, with regard to the submission of draft resolutions, I would like to remind delegations that draft resolutions and amendments and the names of the sponsors thereof should be submitted to the Secretariat in writing to ensure their accuracy and to avoid any possible misunderstanding.
The President: I should like to remind delegations that the following agenda items, on which action has been taken at previous meetings, have remained open for consideration during the fiftieth session of the General Assembly.
I wish to remind delegations once again that the names of only three candidates should be marked with a cross on the ballot papers just distributed. Any ballot paper
I would like to remind delegations that important expert work on the International Monitoring System will take place from 4 to 15 December and all delegations who are able to send experts are encouraged to do so.
I should like to remind delegations that the General Assembly will meet on 12 July 1995 to fill the vacancy resulting from the resignation of Judge Sir Robert Yewdall Jennings of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Please allow me to take this opportunity to remind delegations that a draft resolution on cooperation between the two organizations has been tabled on the basis of a very substantive report of the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
The President(interpretation from French): I should like to remind delegations that the following agenda items, on which action has been taken at previous meetings, have remained open for consideration during the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly.
Finally, I would like to remind delegations to send to the secretariat of the Conference their respective letters of accreditation as soon as possible, in order to expedite the publication of the list of participants.
I would also like to remind delegations to submit their letters of accreditation as soon as possible so that we may issue
However, they recognized that they had a responsibility to remind delegations of the need to exercise discipline in requesting new reports and to try to identify and limit deviations from the established biennial and triennial programme of work.
Before we start, may I once again take this opportunity to remind delegations to kindly limit their statements to 10 minutes for those speaking in their national capacity
Before I call on those representatives who wish to speak in exercise of the right of reply, I wish to remind delegations that we shall follow the normal procedure for statements made in right of reply.
Mr. Hamaneh(Islamic Republic of Iran), speaking on a point of order, asked the Secretariat to remind delegations of the criteria for granting observer status to international organizations, without prejudice to the agenda item under consideration.
The Chair: Before proceeding, I should like to remind delegations that we have a long list of speakers. Members are therefore kindly asked to keep their statements as short as possible and to circulate the full versions of their texts.
I would like to remind delegations that the Committee will take action on all draft resolutions contained in informal working paper No. 1 one after another and without interruption-- of course, with the Committee ' s cooperation and assistance.
In that connection, I would like to remind delegations that the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and the Fifth Committee need adequate time to review the programme budget implications of draft
I should also like to remind delegations that decisions of this Conference are adopted by consensus
I should also like to remind delegations of the need to maintain the requisite degree of flexibility in the process of implementing the proposed programme of work and timetable-- but of course, only to the extent that that will enhance the effectiveness of the organization of our work.