Examples of using To send observers in English and their translations into French
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The Commission shall invite any national liberation movement recognized by the Organization of African Unity to send observers to participate in its consideration of any matter of interest to that movement.
the Secretary-General received a letter from the Government of the Sudan inviting the United Nations to send observers to the Presidential and Parliamentary elections held on 6
particularly encouraged Members participating in the krill fishery to send observers, technical coordinators
local and foreign, to send observers to the exhumations of alleged mass graves near Chemmani on the Jaffna Peninsula.
Social Council and other non-governmental organizations whose interests are related to the topic of the meeting were also invited to send observers.
embassies in New Delhi were also invited to send observers to the workshop.
it would seem more flexible to provide that other international organizations sharing the same objectives as ICOMOS may be invited to send observers to ICOMOS meetings.
of the convocation and shall invite them to send observers.
Delegations wishing to send observers to the session should inform the secretariat by fax(1(212)
He therefore asked the Committee to send observers both to the November referendum
the Chief Military Observer would have encouraged Governments not to send observers in such circumstances, particularly bearing in mind the economics of the situation.
On 23 March 1999 the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Armenia requested the United Nations to send observers to monitor the elections for the National Assembly scheduled for 30 May 1999.
of established guidelines and practices, the United Nations declined to send observers but agreed to the provision of technical assistance through the United Nations system.
The focal point for electoral assistance activities replied that although the United Nations was not in a position to send observers, it could provide technical assistance, as appropriate, during and after the electoral process.
Subsequently, on 1 June 1994, the Government requested the United Nations to send observers for the presidential and local elections scheduled for 26 June 1994.
The new regime has already submitted a request to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to send observers to Burundi to attest to the facts prevailing in the country.
the Eritrean Government had requested the Commission on Human Rights to send observers to Eritrea and Ethiopia to investigate
the Government of the Comoros invited the United Nations to send observers to follow the Legislative elections scheduled for 1
international non-governmental organizations would be able to send observers.
the United Nations was not in a position to send observers.