Examples of using Written statements in English and their translations into Arabic
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The organization has submitted written statements to the Commission on the Status of Women and has organized NGO side events at its sessions.
Written statements submitted by the International Federation of Human Rights, a non-governmental organization in consultative status(category II)(E/CN.4/1994/NGO/10 and E/CN.4/1994/NGO/11);
Written statements are available on the official website of the Council, by selecting the relevant session, then"Documentation" on the right.
The Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka wishes to attach herewith the observations of the Government of Sri Lanka on the contents of the above-mentioned written statements.
The Trial Chamber has analysed 216 written statements for admission pursuant to rule 92 bis of the Tribunal ' s rules of procedure and evidence.
Written statements shall not be made at United Nations expense and shall not be issued as official documents.
Written statements submitted by the American Association of Jurists, a non-governmental organization in consultative status(category II)(E/CN.4/1994/NGO/2 and E/CN.4/1994/NGO/3);
to submit to the Secretary or the Chairman of the Committee(room S-3420D) any relevant documentation or written statements in advance of the meeting.
The Trial Chamber declined to admit the written statements, but took steps to shorten the trial by accepting the transcripts of witnesses in other proceedings.
NGOs submitted 30 written statements and 104 NGOs took the floor under item 9.
Written statements," The international monetary system and the right to development" and" The right to education, including education on human rights".
Geneva, Mar.-Apr. 2003(59th session) Written statements regarding the right to self-determination and the crisis in Iraq.
INFID submitted 14 written statements in relation to the 62nd Session of the Commission on Human Rights.
Written statements," Exercise of economic, social and cultural rights";" The role of
Written statements were received from five States parties
The Trial Chamber has analysed 216 written statements for admission pursuant to Rule 92 bis.
The Trial Chamber has analysed 236 written statements for admission pursuant to Rule 92 bis.
Written Statements were submitted from 2002 to 2005 to some of the above Conferences in cooperation with other NGO ' s.
During the following sessions of the CSocD, the DLC, in cooperation with other NGOs submitted the following written statements.
Delegations may also submit written statements pertaining to roundtables in which they are not a discussant.