Examples of using Given to the work in English and their translations into French
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such organizations are required to submit, every fourth year, a report on their activities as regards the support they have given to the work of the United Nations. The Committee, at its regular session in 1981,
a report on their activities as regards the support they have given to the work of the United Nations.
a report on their activities as regards the support they have given to the work of the United Nations.
would also like to thank these non-governmental organizations for the broad support which they have consistently given to the work of the Conference on Disarmament,
specifically as regards the support they have given to the work of the United Nations.
submits to the Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations, the following report on its activities as regards the support given to the work of the United Nations during the period 1994-1997.
specifically as regards the support it has given to the work of the United Nations.
specifically as regards the support they have given to the work of the United Nations.
specifically as regards the support they have given to the work of the United Nations.
specifically as regards the support they have given to the work of the United Nations.
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I wish to take this opportunity to convey to Member States our sincere appreciation for the strong support they give to the work of the Organization in its pursuit of the goals of the Chemical Weapons Convention CWC.
In conclusion, I should like to thank you in the name of Pope John Paul II for the warm welcome you accorded him and for the attention you give to the work of our Observer Mission.
III. Orientation to be given to the work on this part of the topic.
FL it's not that less importance is given to the work's form, on the contrary.
Priority must therefore be given to the work of the Lessons Learned Unit and the Training Unit.
Due regard should be given to the work of task forces and other working groups in specific areas of statistics.
Hungary suggested that equal attention be given to the work of international, as well as national and community,