Examples of using Would devote in English and their translations into Arabic
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Should the delegation of Uruguay not be in a position to avail itself of that opportunity, the members of the Subcommission would devote that period of the thirty-first session to their work in the subcommission established to examine the partial submission made by Denmark on the area north of the Faroe Islands.
Recalling that the Security Council would devote its forthcoming meeting to the question of Palestine, he urged all Committee members to participate in the debate
countries to combat desertification was concerned, the African regional preparatory meeting for the second session of the Conference of the Parties would shortly be taking place in Tunis; at that meeting the participants would devote their efforts to the formulation of national programmes, consideration of the prospects for subregional cooperation, and the preparation of a regional action programme to combat desertification.
The proposal for the budget of the Tribunal for 1999 was predicated, inter alia, on the premise that in 1999, the Tribunal would devote four weeks of meetings to non-judicial work and that, for dealing with the M/V Saiga(No. 2) case, a minimum of nine weeks of meetings would be needed by the Tribunal as a whole and four weeks of meetings by the Drafting Committee(computed as one week of the full Tribunal).
The Ad Hoc Committee decided that at its seventh session it would devote five days to the consideration of the revised draft United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, with particular emphasis on articles 1-3, 5 and 6, dealing with the statement of objectives, the scope of application, the use of terms, the criminalization of participation in an organized criminal group, the liability of legal persons, and prosecution, adjudication and sanctions.
It also decided that, in preparation for the special session, it would hold formal meetings following its regular fifty-seventh session, including two formal meetings immediately preceding its reconvened fifty-seventh session, in December 2014; that it would devote eight meetings during its regular fifty-eighth session, to be held in March 2015, to the preparations for the special session; and that it would hold intersessional meetings with a view to preparing the formal meetings.
talks in February 1994 stimulated a widespread hope for success. In my most recent report of 4 April 1994, I had to state that the proximity talks had not yielded a positive result, that my representatives had not received from the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community the agreement for which they had hoped, but that none the less I and my representatives would devote a further month to reaching an agreement.
She would devote herself to igniting the flames.
We agreed you would devote yourself full-time to supporting my run.
I wish you would devote this much time and attention to our relationship.
I mean, I told him that if he got me through this, that I would devote my life to him.
Under the terms of the Business Plan, UNIDO would devote considerable efforts to strengthening the industrial capacities of the LDCs.
She hoped that the host country would devote due attention to the question of the municipal taxes imposed on diplomatic missions.
His delegation would devote the closest possible attention to the information provided, to its administrative and budgetary implications, and to General Assembly resolution 51/226.
He hoped that the Centre would devote increasing attention to research and technical analysis activities, using the means at its disposal to achieve maximum cost-effectiveness.
Do you think I would devote my career to designing an amusement park ride for rich men with little willies to shoot prehistoric animals?
The Commission also decided that it would devote eight meetings during its fifty-eighth session, to be held in March 2015, to the preparations for the special session.
Welcoming the recent entry into force of the Firearms Protocol, he expressed his hope that the Conference would devote appropriate attention to the review of the implementation of that Protocol.
The Commission should therefore clarify the uncertainty of the current regime in that respect, and he hoped that it would devote substantial time to the topic at its next session.
A key pillar of the 2002 Monterrey Consensus was that developed countries would devote a rather modest 0.7 per cent of their national income to official development assistance(ODA).