Examples of using Tenth preambular in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
A new paragraph should be inserted between the ninth and tenth preambular paragraphs reading as follow:"Deeply concerned by the multiplication of acts of violence and intimidation against the Haitian Government,
Other Arabs of the Occupied Territories(A/C.4/61/L.13), she drew particular attention to the third to fifth and tenth preambular paragraphs and to paragraphs 1,
referred to in the ninth and tenth preambular paragraphs and operative paragraph 2 of the draft resolution.
the seventh and tenth preambular paragraphs and operative paragraph 5. These include language that is not in accord with the traditional language used in this kind of draft resolution,
we have merged last year's sixth to tenth preambular paragraphs into one single paragraph,
A new tenth preambular paragraph was inserted reading.
A new tenth preambular paragraph was added, reading.
Delete the tenth preambular paragraph, which read as follows.
The eighth, ninth and tenth preambular paragraphs and operative paragraph 1 were adopted.
At the end of the new tenth preambular paragraph, the words“throughout the country” would be deleted.
Ms. LEBL(United States of America) expressed her delegation's reservations concerning the tenth preambular paragraph of the proposed resolution.
It was also proposed that the ninth and tenth preambular paragraphs be merged.
resolution 1883(2009), tenth preambular para.
Tenth preambular.
Towards the realization of the purposes of the tenth preambular.
Tenth preambular.
The tenth preambular paragraph is dedicated to a topic that my delegation touched upon when discussing disarmament machinery.
In the tenth preambular paragraph, after the words"writers and authors", the word"translators," was inserted;
The fourth to tenth preambular paragraphs refer to initiatives in related fields, without focusing on
At the beginning of the tenth preambular paragraph, the words"Recalling the outcome of…" were replaced by the words"Noting further";
