Examples of using Would elect in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Meeting would elect one member of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea to serve the remainder of the term of Judge Lihai Zhao of China, who had passed away in October 2000.
At that meeting, the States parties would elect five members of the Committee to replace those whose terms were due to expire on 31 December 1993 and would consider matters relating to their financial responsibilities under the Convention.
He drew attention to rule 30 on the election of officers for subsidiary bodies, which stated that, unless decided otherwise by the Conference of the Parties, each subsidiary body would elect its own officers other than the chair.
At the same session, the CMP agreed that the AWG-KP would elect its Rapporteur at its next session, in accordance with rule 27, paragraph 6, of the draft rules of procedure being applied.
In accordance with paragraph 3 and 4 of rule 69 of the rules of procedure of the Governing Council, the panel would elect its own officers and meet as necessary.
At its eighteenth meeting on 19 November 2001, the Committee had decided that in the future, it would elect its Bureau on a rotational system based on the English alphabetical order of the regional groups.
Only the forthcoming elections would put an end to that period, when the elected Parliament would elect the President and the Prime Minister and Yemen would thus complete its unification process.
On 3 February, Congress agreed to an amendment to its road map, saying that it would elect a new congress and a president as head of State in June 2014 if, by early May 2014, it appeared that the constitution drafting body was not likely to produce a new constitution by the summer.
The President recalled that the Executive Board would elect five UNICEF representatives to the World Health Organization(WHO)/UNICEF/United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA) Coordinating Committee on Health(CCH) and five to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO)/UNICEF Joint Committee on Education(JCE).
speaking on behalf of the Secretary-General, said that the Second Meeting of the States Parties to the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance would elect five members of the Committee on Enforced Disappearances to replace those whose terms would expire on 30 June 2013.
You would elect, from among the eleven judges, the six who received an absolute majority on Wednesday.
Following receipt of that information, the Committee would elect the candidates to their respective posts.
They believed in an educated elite, Property owners who would elect people Like themselves to run the country.
The Chairman said that, in accordance with rule 4 of the rules of procedure, the Meeting would elect one to four Vice-Chairmen.
Regional groups would elect their representatives based on the number of seats allocated to them taking into account certain relevant criteria.
If there is no president selected by September, said Gemayel, then MPs would be obliged to conduct parliamentary elections and the next legislative body would elect a president.
I am certain that she would elect to have her own will determine if she can beat this illness rather than die at my hands in an operating room.
During the current session, the General Assembly would elect 28 new members of the Governing Council of UNEP, who would attend the upcoming special session of the Council in March 2004.
as voters should be entitled to know the duration of the terms of office for which they would elect candidates.
to be held tomorrow. Among those under 30 of age, 51% said that they would elect him, compared to 81% among those aged 50 or more.