Examples of using To make proposals in English and their translations into Spanish
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empowered to make proposals and recommendations and give opinions,
A committee had been established in September 1996 to make proposals on legislation and practical matters relating to detention.
the High Commissioner has been requested to make proposals for dealing with these needs regarding field operations.
be in a position to make proposals.
the Council urged the Secretariat to make proposals for implementing the various practical recommendations set out in my report.
In practice this means they are to be consulted to make proposals and create new projects.
I welcome his initiative to seek the advice of a distinguished group to make proposals on reform.
The CHAIRMAN expressed the opinion that the Committee was not empowered to make proposals of that type.
take the initiative to make proposals on the implementation of the Act.
in resolution 48/221 the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to make proposals regarding the procedures for selecting Inspectors.
The Secretary-General should be asked to consult with the non-governmental organizations and to make proposals concerning their participation in the event.
lack of institutional capacities to make proposals, to negotiate and to intervene.
Consideration of the theme of repatriation challenges provided an opportunity to make proposals for improving repatriation, which was the ultimate solution.
may request the Executive Director to make proposals for allocating their contributions.
civil society to make proposals and adopt measures that promote sustainable human development as a basic element of the fight against poverty.
it had recommended that the General Assembly should request the Secretary-General to make proposals in that regard.
SC54“noted the intention of the Animals and Plants Committees to make proposals for consideration at the 14th meeting of the Conference of the Parties”(SC54 Sum. 9(Rev. 1)) for conducting a periodic review of the Appendices.
It enjoys a comprehensive right to make proposals on matters relevant to young people