Examples of using Would favour in English and their translations into Arabic
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His delegation would favour deleting the requirement of recognition of refugee status,
The Karadzic forces, in fact, have effectively proposed the status quo as their basis for a political settlement and therefore would favour a freezing of the current situation.
Donor countries had made significant pledges at the International Conference on Financing for Development, and he would favour the wording suggested by the representative of the United Kingdom.
The European Union would favour a dynamic process of consultation on how to achieve that objective.
Thus this time my delegation would favour the establishment of an ad hoc plenary working group chaired by the General Assembly President.
In response to those concerns, the Committee was informed that the Secretary-General would favour the introduction of an automatic adjustment mechanism.
India would favour strengthened cooperation in mine action in all its forms.
In response, it had been informed that the Secretary-General would favour the introduction of an automatic adjustment mechanism.
Bearing in mind the scope of the reform challenge facing us, Mexico would favour the convening of a general conference with the aim of updating and strengthening our Organization.
She would favour local reconciliation solutions, coming from people who know the country ' s traditions and customs.
Thus, it is imperative that efforts be redoubled to achieve by 20 May a basic level of clarity that would favour assistance from UNMISET.
The Government of Argentina hoped that the United Kingdom would favour a joint resolution of the sovereignty dispute through resumed bilateral negotiations.
Although there is no obligation to report on the Treaty in its entirety, Canada would favour comprehensive reporting covering all aspects of the Treaty.
Nevertheless, my country is willing to undertake a renewed dialogue with the United Kingdom aimed at materialising other practical and innovative steps that would favour the solution of the controversy.".
Given that such weapons are unlikely to feature heavily in the commission of crimes, the UK would favour amending the definition of firearms in the following way.
Mr. RAO(India) said that he would favour the Netherlands proposal, implying a specific decision to delegate authority to the Industrial Development Board.
Like Mexico, my delegation would favour suspending consideration of the dates until proper consultations can be conducted with all interested delegations.
He hoped that the new Human Rights Council would favour dialogue over selectivity and double standards. His country would vote against the draft resolution.
The proposed change would favour one set of students by paying for a portion of an advanced degree, thereby creating an inequity in the benefits offered to staff.
It is believed that such an operational environment would favour dispute settlement rather than litigation.