Examples of using Preparing reports in English and their translations into French
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Preparing reports of the Secretary-General to the General Assembly and the Economic
Preparing reports of the Secretary-General for submission to the Commission on Population
The Commission also participated in preparing reports by Djibouti to the United Nations treaty bodies
Managing, maintaining, updating and preparing reports on the Task Force plan;
The Republic of the Congo, Côte d'Ivoire and Liberia are preparing reports on the state of their wetlands as a post-conflict activity.
The Government of the People's Republic of China is responsible for preparing reports in respect of the HKSAR under various human rights treaties.
I used to spend literally weeks preparing reports that I can now do in hours.
Parliaments should also be more closely involved in preparing reports for the treaty bodies
Its experience in preparing reports and implementing boards of inquiry as support mechanisms for the protection
The original purpose of general comments had been to guide States in preparing reports for submission to the Committee.
One of the Project's principal aims is to assist the Lao People's Democratic Republic in establishing a mechanism responsible for preparing reports under this Convention.
Since its inception, OHCHR/Cambodia has provided substantial assistance to the Government in preparing reports under the treaties.
relate to the fees of consultants preparing reports for consideration by the Committee during the Committee's annual sessions.
noted that technical assistance for preparing reports was provided at the request of States parties.
In February 2001, New Zealand hosted a workshop for 14 Pacific Island countries on preparing reports for the CEDAW Committee.
to consolidate standard procedures for interviewing refugees and preparing reports.
Mr. Banton had raised the question of the participation of non-governmental organizations in preparing reports para. 4 of his note.
This would result in useful information being collated on small island developing States without putting unnecessary burdens on the authorities preparing reports in those States.
Urges the members of the United Nations development system to adopt a more collaborative approach in preparing reports at all levels;
commissioning reviews by experts and preparing reports to submit to the government.