Examples of using Would draw in English and their translations into Arabic
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The three delegations would give their support to a decision by the General Assembly to hold a high-level meeting in 2014 that would draw on that review.
It proposed the creation of ad hoc committees which would draw on experts in the SBI or the SBSTA, depending on the issue to be considered.
The mission would draw on United Nations country team expertise for identifying service providers and providing technical support, to ensure an equitable sharing of the burden.
In the development of such a multidimensional system, the Special Unit for TCDC would draw as far as possible on existing systems in the United Nations system.
The workshop would draw on the views of Parties and the relevant expertise of Parties, intergovernmental organizations and other organizations.
Thus once again we would draw the attention of the international community to the specific situation involving the indebtedness of middle-income countries like Gabon.
My delegation would draw attention to the need to review the electoral process set out in the Tribunal ' s statute.
It welcomed the observance of the tenth anniversary of the International Year of the Family, which would draw renewed attention to family issues, policies and programmes.
At the same time, it was agreed that the Parties and the Follow-up Commission would draw up a timetable designed to promote the implementation of these proposals.
Mr. Bice said the whole build-up project would draw nearly 19,000 military personnel and nearly 20,000 family members to Guam.
A possible risk may be that the special chamber would draw resources from the host State and other regional States.
One reporting State highlighted the benefits of establishing flexible specialized task forces that would draw on specialized expertise in accordance with the needs of the investigation.
All parties in Burundi would be clearly warned that any attack on the multinational force would draw an immediate and forceful response.
One idea which I have encouraged relates to the immediate deployment, at the start of a crisis, of United Nations humanitarian emergency teams, which would draw on the capacities and expertise of the organizations of the system.
This is a rapidly expanding field globally and work would draw in part on the Commission ' s experience in other areas, including electronic commerce, secured transactions and international credit transfers.
Mr. Schlesinger(Austria) said that the European Union could join the consensus on the understanding that the letter would draw the attention of the President of the General Assembly to resolution 45/248 and ask him to transmit the letter to the Chairmen of the Main Committees.
In January 2013, the city of Abu Dhabi would host the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, which would draw over 30,000 participants from 150 States with a view to discussing pressing issues regarding energy, water and the environment.
If it proved impossible to make do with the number of vehicles authorized, the Secretariat would draw attention to that fact in its performance report when the time came
in mid-2014 the Taliban leadership was concerned that the success of ISIL in parts of northern Iraq would draw young people who were potential Taliban recruits to join ISIL in Iraq.
Nigeria was also involved in preparations for the tenth anniversary of the International Year of the Family in 2004, which would draw international attention to the role of families and the challenges that faced them in a globalized world.