Examples of using Would express in English and their translations into Arabic
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in particular for developing countries, of the work of the Commission concerned with training and technical assistance in the field of international trade law, and would express the desirability of increased efforts by the Commission, in sponsoring seminars and symposia, to provide such training and technical assistance.
The Chairman said that, in its statements, the Committee always addressed the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, together with Israeli settlement policies, and it would express its position on those matters whenever the question of Palestine was under discussion.
in particular for developing countries, of the work of the Commission in relation to training and technical assistance in the field of international trade law and would express the desirability of increased efforts by the Commission in sponsoring seminars and symposia to provide such training and technical assistance.
By the terms of draft resolution II, entitled" Diplomatic protection", the General Assembly would express its appreciation to the International Law Commission for its continuing contribution to the codification and progressive development of international law, take note of the draft articles on diplomatic protection presented by the Commission and invite Governments to submit reports concerning the recommendation by the Commission to elaborate a convention on the basis of its draft articles.
In that connection, the General Assembly, in paragraph 3 of the draft resolution, would express its full support for the achievements of the peace process thus far, in particular the Declaration of Principles, and the agreement between Israel and Jordan on the Common Agenda,
In the operative part of part A, the Assembly would express its thanks to the Secretary-General and its appreciation to all States, to the donor community in particular, to international financial institutions, the United Nations system and other organizations for the support and solidarity offered in the execution of the Special Plan of Economic Cooperation for Central America, and would stress the importance of maintaining international cooperation in order to consolidate peace, democracy and sustainable development.
In the operative section of the draft resolution, the General Assembly, inter alia, would express its satisfaction with the virtually universal acceptance of the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and the increasingly wide acceptance of the two additional Protocols of 1977, and would appeal to all States parties to these Conventions that have not yet become parties to the additional Protocols to do so.
We would express the free replacement parts during the warranty date.
His Government would express its views on the proposal in due course.
I would express my disgust as vigorously as you just did.
He would express his thinking about gravity in a famous thought experiment.
In this regard, I would express my concern vis-à-vis the phenomenon of globalization.
UNRWA expected that its external auditors would express serious concerns regarding its financial viability.
We would express the wish of the General Assembly to prohibit the use of such techniques.
I will do my best to convey the sentiments I believe she would express.
The G-20 should be expanded to include regional blocs that would express the concerns of all.
I felt that if these women attended this course they would express themselves a lot better.
It would express gratitude to governmental and non-governmental organizations for their assistance and support for the peace process.
He hoped the Committee would express its rejection of that intent, when it passed the draft resolution.
I would express to the bereaved families and to the American people our sincere condolences and sympathy.