Examples of using On a number of points in English and their translations into French
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Mr Harutyunyan invited members to consult the dissenting opinions that had been expressed on a number of points raised in the report
Whether we were satisfied on a number of points at the end of the 2 days of discussions,
The grounds for this were that the wording of the Convention was considered to be so vague and imprecise on a number of points that it would be difficult to clarify the possible consequences if Norway were to ratify the Convention.
elaborated further on a number of points.
Logistics Division, answered questions and provided clarification on a number of points.
visited our Agency to focus on a number of points raised in the questionnaire.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to draw to the attention of States the importance of respect for freedom of expression in relation to broadcasting, and to elaborate on a number of points raised in previous reports.
to support a consensus, it had unfortunately been obliged to vote against the draft resolution because it disagreed profoundly on a number of points.
to provide further information on a number of points.
Mr. PRADO VALLEJO said that the delegation had not allayed the Committee's concerns on a number of points, but he wished to ask only a few questions.
the guide to enactment of the Model Law could elaborate on a number of points.
there are still diverging views on a number of points, including vehicle conformity,
He would like details on a number of points, including the maximum length of pre-trial detention,
Distinctions must be made on a number of points: those who were child soldiers at the time of particular acts and/or at the time when a claim for asylum was made,
the participants had agreed on a number of points, in particular the need to harmonize,
in its resolution 1993/28 had invited the Sub-Commission to continue its consideration of ways in which its work should be improved with a view to making recommendations on a number of points.
the Conference held a very useful informal exchange on the programme of work which helped to shed light on a number of points and enabled us to understand each other better.
as the wording of the Convention was considered to be so vague and imprecise on a number of points that it would be difficult to clarify the consequences
as the wording of the Convention was considered to be so vague and imprecise on a number of points that it would be difficult to clarify the consequences