Examples of using Sections II in English and their translations into Spanish
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Sections II and III provide an update on the activities of the military and the civil police
Sections II and III refer to the implementation of the Plan of Action for the United Nations Decade for Human Rights Education 1995-2004 and public information activities
the Panel does not agree with the United States' statement to the effect that it has vigorously rebutted the factual characterization by the European Communities reproduced in Sections II to IV of the Panel Report.
includes a review process that shall be guided by the principles contained in sections II and III below and be carried out in accordance with the provisions contained in section IV.
the deliberations held have been summarized in sections II to IV below.
potential risks see Chapter 2, Sections II and III for further discussion of requirements for contract form and formation.
the continued United Nations presence in Sierra Leone following the withdrawal of UNAMSIL are provided in sections II, IX, X
Sections II and III of the report of the Secretary-General(A/69/190/Add.1) provide data
Sections II and III of the present report contain most of the follow-up actions that have been initiated or completed in the areas of peace
Sections II and III below provide an update of the military aspects and the civil police
The present report responds to sections II and III of General Assembly resolution 52/219 of 22 December 1997 on implementation of the Performance Appraisal System(PAS)
policy guidance referred to in sections II and III of the present note, to the Chemical Review Committee at its first meeting, for consideration
as set forth in sections II, III, VIII,
decisions set out in sections II, III, IV
more precisely, sections II and III list the prohibited arms
Sections II, III, IV,
Sections II, III and IV address,
particularly those in sections II, III, VII
conditions for submitting projects set forth in sections II and III have been met. If not,
for the world's peoples, in responding to the challenges described in sections II to IV above it must be fully adapted to the needs