Examples of using Views and comments in English and their translations into French
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Industry Canada invites interested parties to provide their views and comments on the issues raised in the consultation portion of the paper i. e.
The right to express views and comments, to criticize, appreciate,
However, it was felt appropriate to solicit initial views and comments from WG-EMM and the Subgroup on Protected Areas.
The Green Paper has been circulated to all stakeholders for their views and comments.
to solicit views and comments from various stakeholders.
offering a variety of views and comments.
Mr. Yee(Singapore) said that his delegation appreciated the Commission's practice of seeking the views and comments of Member States.
with a large number of stakeholders providing views and comments.
thus the potential for likes, views and comments.
add additional views and comments and see what other groups were saying.
The report submitted to the authorities would fully reflect the views and comments of the Committee.
which contain views and comments on these matters received from Parties.
which contain views and comments on these matters received from Parties.
The report takes into account the views and comments of Member States as expressed during the operational activities segment of the substantive session of the Economic and Social Council held
After having considered these claim files Iraq shall be allowed to submit written views and comments to the panels of Commissioners which are to be reviewed in the reports;
Taking into account views and comments expressed by delegations during the debate on the report of the Economic and Social Council at
The Advisory Committee's views and comments on the implementation of the global field support strategy are reflected in its report on cross-cutting issues related to United Nations peacekeeping operations A/67/780.
Requests the secretariat to compile all views and comments received on the information document on the regional structure
Consequently, in September 2000, a letter was sent to all six countries requesting their views and comments on the proposed new approach to the existing milestones assessment.
Posting of the report on the Internet to ensure broad public participation in the drafting process and to reflect people's views and comments on the content of the report.