Examples of using To send observers in English and their translations into Arabic
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Subregional intergovernmental organizations in the region as well as United Nations and other international agencies and embassies in New Delhi were also invited to send observers to the workshop.
The United Nations replied that it was not in a position to send observers owing to insufficient lead time.
they are permitted to send observers who attend and study all its deliberations.
In a separate request received in November 1996, the Government of the Comoros invited the United Nations to send observers to follow the Legislative elections scheduled for 1 and 8 December 1996.
Subject to the rules governing its operation, the Assembly of States Parties shall invite the United Nations to send observers to its meetings whenever matters of interest to the Organization are under discussion.
For the past two and a half years, the Eritrean Government had requested the Commission on Human Rights to send observers to Eritrea and Ethiopia to investigate and monitor the human rights record in those two countries.
Subject to the rules governing its operation, the Assembly of States Parties(" the Assembly") shall invite the United Nations to send observers to its meetings whenever matters of interest to the Organization are under discussion.
On 23 March 1999 the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Armenia requested the United Nations to send observers to monitor the elections for the National Assembly scheduled for 30 May 1999.
In March 1999, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs invited interested non-governmental organizations, local and foreign, to send observers to the exhumations of alleged mass graves near Chemmani on the Jaffna Peninsula.
He therefore asked the Committee to send observers both to the November referendum and to the referendum proposed by the Puerto Rican Governor for July 2001, in order to internationalize both consultations and give them legitimacy.
Subject to the rules governing its operation, the Assembly of States Parties shall invite the United Nations to send observers to its meetings and also to meetings and conferences organized under its auspices,
Kazakhstan welcomes the decision by OSCE to send observers to monitor the forthcoming presidential elections and confirms its readiness to create conditions conducive to the successful completion of their work.
Only if concrete and meaningful decisions were to be swiftly taken in these different areas could the European Union, together with the other European institutions, the OSCE and the Council of Europe, decide to send observers to these elections.
We warmly welcome the Palestinian Authority ' s decision to hold presidential elections on 9 January 2005, and at its request we are encouraging parliaments everywhere to send observers for those elections.
In the same spirit, Hungary has stated its readiness to help organize the South African electoral process and to send observers in the framework of the international effort coordinated by the United Nations.
On 10 June 1996, the Secretary-General received a letter from the Permanent Mission of Albania to the United Nations inviting the United Nations to send observers for the rerun of elections in some electoral districts scheduled for 16 June 1996.
The new regime has already submitted a request to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to send observers to Burundi to attest to the facts prevailing in the country.
In this connection, the Committee expressed its appreciation to those OAU member States that had made a commitment to send observers to the elections and urged those that had not made that commitment to do so.
Meetings on Language Arrangements, Documentation and Publications(IAMLADP) were notified of the experiment and were invited to send observers.
Kyrgyzstan, whose contributions to peacekeeping had begun in 1998, continued to provide such support; it had been among the first countries to send observers to the Syrian Arab Republic and was working to fine-tune the legal basis for its continued participation with international and regional bodies.