Examples of using Would prepare in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was also agreed that Mr. M. Wood would prepare a working paper in advance of the session.
It was agreed that the Secretariat would prepare a draft of the e-handbook for consideration by the Committee at its tenth meeting.
It was agreed that the Secretariat would prepare that report for a future session, resources permitting.
The Subcommittee welcomed the fact that IISL would prepare the proceedings of the symposium for distribution to member States of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
Following the Meetings in August, the facilitator of each working group would prepare a draft annual report for consideration and adoption at the subsequent MSP.
On behalf of the Committee, Sir Nigel Rodley would prepare a text that could include some positive elements and should cover much more than just paragraph 26.
She noted that the co-chairs would prepare and circulate a consolidated document on those issues.
Any comments would be directed to the secretariat, which would prepare a tabular summary for the review by the drafting group.
The working group would prepare guidelines on auditing and technical notes on risk assessment at the end of 2004.
Mutual legal assistance One delegation noted that it would prepare a proposal regarding the amendment of this article for the second session of the Ad Hoc Committee.
Co-Chair Baashan said the Co-Chairs would prepare draft conclusions for consideration by parties on Tuesday.
UNEP and the World Bank would prepare the draft terms of reference for review at the next meeting.
The law recommended the appointment of an ombudsman who would prepare an annual report on the rights of the child and participate in the drafting of reports to United Nations bodies.
This morning it was said that the Secretary-General would prepare a summary of a few lines,
In the coming months UNFPA would prepare its new MYFF and its design was currently being reviewed.
The Bureau would prepare a programme of work for the weeks ahead, taking into account the availability of documents.
The Chairperson indicated that mandate holders would prepare a joint statement in the lead-up to the high-level debate.
The Secretary-General would prepare a report on those recommendations in advance of the seventieth session of the General Assembly; it would cover peacekeeping operations and special political missions.
The President informed the Executive Board that the Bureau would prepare a discussion on the follow-up to General Assembly resolution 50/227 for the annual session.
He stated that he would prepare a note on his research and try to send it to the Chairperson in approximately one month so that it could be taken into account when she further revised the draft principles and guidelines.