Examples of using Would therefore in English and their translations into Arabic
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Her delegation would therefore continue to address the resource requirements under sections 4 and 26.
The Fifth Committee would therefore need to consider the resolution in October in order to ensure that timely action could be taken.
This provision would therefore exclude communications generated in court proceedings and in those administrative proceedings that may fall outside the scope of the Model Law.
However, that report had been submitted late, and the Advisory Committee would therefore submit its recommendations on that report before the end of the main part of the session.
His delegation would therefore bring to the attention of its Fifth Committee representatives the issue of the requirements for the preparatory process for the Conference in 2009.
said that paragraph 3, in brackets, was highly controversial and would therefore probably be deleted.
Kenya is also in the process of enacting a new Constitution and would therefore call for assistance in ensuring an operationalisation process which is human rights respecting.
a moral obligation and determination to see a peaceful Somalia and would therefore ensure that the arms embargo was fully enforced.
That freedom would be violated if the matter were discussed in those terms at the General Assembly and would therefore be an attack on human rights.
Ms. Grollová(Czech Republic) said that her delegation would not be able to support the draft resolution, and would therefore abstain in the vote.
The date of the session has yet to be determined; the report would therefore be considered by the Council at a later date.
Thirdly, the current situation represented the first occurrence of a recession in a deflationary environment; an analysis of the economics of deflation would therefore be required.
That would not be in the interest of the peoples of the Non-Self-Governing Territories and his delegation would therefore vote against the proposal.
Mr. Kyaw Tint Swe(Myanmar) said that his delegation was also against the politicization of human rights, bias and discrimination and would therefore vote against the draft resolution.
OIOS would therefore continue to give high priority to the internal oversight of peacekeeping operations.
There would therefore be merit in providing special political missions with a full-year allotment from the outset of each budget period.
A more detailed and substantive analysis would therefore be necessary to justify the conclusions in paragraph 95.
The Committee would therefore necessarily receive a report on the updated financial position of closed peacekeeping missions as at 30 June 2008.
OIOS would therefore endeavour to retain the competencies and experience gained by the Task Force, to ensure the implementation of recommendations and to make viable changes.
The areas of cooperation to be expanded at a later stage would therefore have to take account of the fundamental role of States.