Examples of using Would appoint in English and their translations into Arabic
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(b) The Human Rights Council Advisory Committee would appoint five of its members, one from each regional group, with due consideration to gender balance, to constitute the Working Group on Communications;
(c) Each regional group would appoint a representative of a State member of the Council, with due consideration to gender balance, to serve on the Working Group on Situations.
The OPCW would appoint liaison officers, who would act as network liaison officers with the States in the region, provide guidance on technical and legal matters related
The Attorney- General then requested the Director of Public Prosecutions to place the investigation file before the Chief Magistrate in Nairobi, who would appoint a senior member of staff to lead a public inquest.
Mr. MAMEDE(Brazil), replying to question 3, said that efforts to raise public awareness of the Covenant were continuing, and all municipalities would appoint human rights secretariats in due course.
The next session of the International Rubber Council, which would be held in March 1997, would appoint the principal officials of the Organization, namely the Executive Director, the Deputy Executive Director and the Buffer Stock Manager.
Ms. Tavares da Silva, referring to the future National Commission on Gender and Development, said that she would like to know which Minister would be in charge of it and who would appoint its members.
He indicated that the Presidency would appoint, under its own responsibility, coordinators for each of the agenda items, without prejudice to any future decision that the Conference might take on its programme of work.
If, in a request for arbitration, the claimant were to propose an arbitrator from the list of arbitrators and the respondent were to agree with the proposed arbitrator, the neutral entity would appoint that arbitrator.
In addition, at its seventh session, the Council would be reviewing the scope of 14 country and thematic mandates and, on 25 March 2008, would appoint mandate-holders for 12 special procedures.
He would also ensure that the integration of women in industrial development was reflected in all relevant UNIDO programmes and would appoint a focal point at Headquarters to address women in development issues.
Under this agreement, Abyei would receive an additional two seats in the National Assembly, and the National Elections Commission(NEC) would appoint a committee to oversee elections for the Abyei Administration.
the President, after consultation with the Prime Minister, would appoint the chairperson and other members of the newly named Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission(FHRADC).
In paragraph 22 of its resolution 1240(XIII) B of 14 October 1958 on the establishment of the Special Fund, the General Assembly provided that the Secretary-General, after consulting the Governing Council of the Special Fund, would appoint the Managing Director, subject to confirmation by the Assembly.
Although the Assembly would appoint, by way of elections, from a list submitted by the Council that contained two
individual congregations no longer were served directly by a bishop. The bishop in a large city would appoint a presbyter to pastor the flock in each congregation, acting as his delegate.
partly because it was waiting to see whether the Commission on Human Rights would appoint a Special Rapporteur on the Sudan, with whom the Government wished to cooperate fully.
the Security Council would appoint an independent commission of jurists or, better still, the International Court of Justice would appoint an ad hoc chamber to exercise those functions.
Poor guy. Is convinced he would appoint him.
But he would appoint you Vice Chancellor, under me.