Examples of using Approximate dates in English and their translations into Arabic
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Approximate dates of consideration.
Number of sessions per year and approximate dates.
Approximate dates of treatment and rehabilitation.
Number of sessions per year and approximate dates.
Approximate dates for Polar night(winter darkness) by city.
Question marks on dates indicate approximate dates.
Approximate dates of consideration and number of meetings allocated.
If the exact date of your eventis not confirmed please select approximate dates.
It is sometimes possible to give approximate dates for the borrowing of individual Latin words based on which patterns of sound change they have undergone.
Draft provisional guidelines: approximate dates for the consideration of items by the Fourth Committee at the sixty-first session of the General Assembly.
In pursuance of the above rule, the Committee may wish, for the purpose of planning,to consider adopting as a provisional guideline the approximate dates set out below for the consideration of the items on its agenda.
Provisional guidelines: approximate dates for the consideration of items by the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee) at the sixty-third session of the General Assembly.
It shall at the beginning of the session adopt a programme of work indicating, if possible,a target date for the conclusion of its work, the approximate dates of consideration of items and the number of meetings to be allocated to each item.
The Chairman drew attention to the draft provisional guideline: approximate dates for the consideration of items by the Special Political Committee(Fourth Committee) at the sixty-second session which had just been circulated.
Under rule 99, paragraph(b), of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, each Main Committee" shall at the beginning of the session adopt a programme of work indicating, if possible,a target date for the conclusion of its work, the approximate dates of consideration of items and the number of meetings to be allocated to each item".
The General Assembly approves the provisional guidelines: approximate dates for the consideration of items by the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee) at the sixty-third session of the General Assembly.
At the beginning of each Council-year the Council shall hold an organizational meeting to elect its Bureau and to consider and adopt the agenda, programme of work, and calendar of regular sessions for the Council-year indicating, if possible,a target date for the conclusion of its work, the approximate dates of consideration of items and the number of meetings to be allocated to each item.
At the same meeting, the Chairman drew the attention of the Committee to apaper entitled" Draft provisional guidelines: approximate dates for the consideration of items by the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee) at the sixty-second session of the General Assembly".
The SBI, at its thirty-fifth session, invited the GEF to continue to provide information on its activities relating to the preparation of national communications from non-Annex I Parties, including information on the dates of approval of funding and disbursement of funds,as well as on the approximate dates of completion of the draft national communications and of submission of the national communications.
The General Assembly approves the provisional guidelines: approximate dates for the consideration of items by the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee) at the sixty-third session of the General Assembly, as contained in the annex to the report of the Fourth Committee.
The Chairman noted that the proposed timetable contained in paragraphs 3 to 6 of the note on organization of work(A/C.6/59/L.1)indicating approximate dates for the consideration of the agenda items allocated to the Committee was the outcome of consultations with the Bureau of the Committee.
At the same meeting, the Chairman drew the attention of the Committee to adocument entitled" Draft provisional guidelines: approximate dates for the consideration of items by the Fourth Committee at the sixty-first session of the General Assembly"(A/C.4/60/WP.1), and a document entitled" Revitalization of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee)"(A/C.4/60/WP.2).
To that end, the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee)may wish to consider adopting as a provisional guideline the approximate dates set out below for the consideration of the items on its agenda with the understanding that they may be revised periodically, as appropriate.
The Chairman drew the Committee ' s attention to two documents issued under agenda item 116:draft provisional guidelines on approximate dates for the consideration of items by the Fourth Committee at the sixty-first session of the General Assembly(A/C.4/60/WP.1) and the non-paper approved by the Committee on 11 March 2005 on revitalization of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee)(A/C.4/60/WP.2).
At the 23rd meeting, on 14 November, the Chairman drew the attention of the Committee to a conference roompaper entitled" Draft provisional guidelines: approximate dates for the consideration of items by the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee) at the sixty-third session of the General Assembly".
The Chairman noted that the proposed timetable in paragraph 6 of the note on organization of work(A/C.6/58/L.1)indicating approximate dates for consideration of the agenda items allocated to the Committee and a target completion date of 6 November 2003, was the outcome of informal consultations convened by the Legal Counsel.
Little is known about Raphson's life, and even his exact years of birth and death are unknown,although the mathematical historian Florian Cajori provided the approximate dates 1648- 1715. Raphson attended Jesus College at Cambridge, graduating with an M.A. in 1692.[1] He was made a Fellow of the Royal Society on 30 November 1689, after being proposed for membership by Edmund Halley.
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