Examples of using To send observers in English and their translations into Russian
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In both cases, due to the short notice, the United Nations was not in a position to send observers.
They also called on the international community to stand ready to send observers and to provide funding for these elections.
On 14 February 1996, the Government of Benin requested the United Nations to send observers to the Presidential elections held on 3 March 1996.
AZERBAIJAN Request: On 16 August 1993, the Government of Azerbaijan invited the United Nations to send observers for the Referendum scheduled for 29 August 1993.
the Chief Military Observer would have encouraged Governments not to send observers in such circumstances, particularly bearing in mind the economics of the situation.
For example, the relevant Territories are invited to attend and to send observers to meetings of CARICOM labour ministers.
In January 1996, 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
the Council of Europe, decide to send observers to these elections.
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,
the Assembly of States Parties shall invite the United Nations to send observers to its meetings and also to meetings
public associations to send observers to election commissions of all levels as it was in 2001
the Assembly of States Parties shall invite the United Nations to send observers to its meetings whenever matters of interest to the Organization are under discussion.
SENEGAL Request: On 3 February 1993, the United Nations received an official request from the Government of Senegal to send observers for the Presidential and Legislative elections scheduled to take place on 21 February
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.
received in November 1996, the Government of the Comoros invited the United Nations to send observers to follow the Legislative elections scheduled for 1
were invited to send observers.
given that not all countries were equally able to send observers to represent them.
Appeals to all Governments to send observers to the meetings of the Working Group;
They had also noted the importance of voluntary contributions to enable developing countries to send observers.
In September 1997 the Government invited the United Nations to send observers for the elections.