Examples of using Document should in English and their translations into French
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The breeder document should contain basic security features including a unique number
Guidelines proposed in this document should be considered as a framework aimed at providing guidance, not as a blueprint.
Future updates to the document should align with the WHO medical eligibility criteria for contraceptive use.
Please note that each document should also be accompanied by an apostille from your government's foreign office.
programmes outlined later in this document should reflect realistic attempts by the sector to overcome these problems.
It was generally agreed that the annex of the document should be reviewed
the first two meetings, there was a consensus that the document should be abbreviated.
Much of the information was presented in tabular form and the document should be read in conjunction with the draft CMS strategic Plan.
In the case of written information, twenty copies of each document should be provided to the secretariat, if possible.
the title page and each subsequent page of the document should be marked‘CONFIDENTIAL.
a resource issue if the decision is that the full text of the document should be included.
applying implementation indicators under section 4 of the document should be gender-disaggregated; GE.97-63717 Page.
The operations described in this document should only be performed by a system administrator.
The guidance document should thus be applied flexibly,
The document should outline the contribution that the United Nations system can make to responding to the requirements included therein,
we would like to emphasize that negotiations on any document should serve international,
All other correspondence concerning this document should be addressed to the GRECO Secretariat,
This document should finally be completed with the addition of less technical subsections
The document should be considered in conjunction with:
The ACC comments contained in the document should, moreover, be read in the light of the Secretary-General's reform proposals.