Examples of using Would be in a position in English and their translations into Arabic
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Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that résumés of candidates for the Chairperson and members of the Board, solicited from the host country and five regional groups, were under review and that the Secretary-General would be in a position to appoint the Chairperson and the members of the Board before the end of 2009.
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that the Committee of Experts was established within existing resources under the assumption that some Member States would be in a position to facilitate the functioning of the Committee of Experts either through in-kind contributions, such as by hosting meetings, or through contributions to the trust fund, and that, should requirements appear to exceed existing resources,
With respect to the thirty-third session of the Commission, the Subcommission anticipated that by then its consideration of the submission would be at an advanced stage and the Subcommission would be in a position to request the delegation of Uruguay to meet with it, hopefully, early in the session, in accordance with annex III, paragraph 10(3),(4) and(5) of the rules of procedure of the Commission.
Crime, would in that context prove helpful, as the secretariats would be in a position to alert each body to any risk of duplication that might arise from decisions envisaged by the others.
The phrase" pursuant to article 4, paragraph(2)", in paragraph 7(d), probably did not express that idea sufficiently clearly. The proposal made by the United States delegation had the merit of greater clarity, and he would be prepared to support it. He wondered, however, whether delegations would be in a position to accept the proposal at the current stage.
His delegation continued to believe in the importance of giving the staff a say in the effective and efficient functioning of the United Nations, and it hoped that the Organization would be in a position to provide conditions of service capable of attracting and retaining staff with the highest standards of efficiency,
As noted, Zimbabwe ' s request is for 24 months(until 1 January 2015) with Zimbabwe ' s rationale for this being that, following a two-year period of survey, retraining, the" consolidation of resources by(Zimbabwe ' s) deminers", and work by two demining organizations- the HALO Trust and Norwegian People ' s Aid(NPA), Zimbabwe would be in a position to submit a further extension with a clear and effective plan for the final removal of all remaining minefields.
Malta would be in a position to report on progress in that regard during its next review.
Doubt was expressed that the Organization would be in a position to coordinate with outside publications.
Member States would be in a position to indicate their intentions on resources within such a time-frame.
The special rapporteur would be in a position to respond to the needs of and to protect migrants.
She therefore trusted that the Committee would be in a position to adopt a decision the following morning.
Years later she would be in a position where she could open the coffee shop she would always dreamed of.
Since these organs deal with different matters, the secretariat would be in a position to service parallel meetings where required.
Accordingly, Argentina would be in a position to settle a significant portion of its arrears within the next few weeks.
The Assembly would be in a position to act on these vacancies upon the nomination by the Economic and Social Council.
The General Assembly would be in a position to act on these vacancies upon nomination from the Economic and Social Council.
Once its economy had fully recovered, the Russian Federation would be in a position to resume its assistance to needy countries.