Examples of using Comment made in English and their translations into Arabic
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This comment made me butthurt.
Paragraph 4(b)(ii) should be adjusted in accordance with the comment made in regard to paragraph 2.
See also comment made on article 8 of the Dispute Tribunal statute[United States].
France is of the view that it should be deleted,taking into account the comment made on article 1.
I would like to echo the comment made by my Iranian colleague but I would draw maybe the opposite conclusions.
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His own suggestion had been asuggestion for amending the text read out following the comment made by the representative of Australia.
A comment made by a Google developer confirms the existence of Pixel 4 and shows that it may be in the hands of some developers. It is too.
The Conference took note of the information provided by the Secretariat and the comment made in plenary.
Mr. ATIYANTO(Indonesia) said that his delegation endorsed the comment made by the Cuban delegation with regard to agenda item 121.
The same comment made previously in regard to replacing the term" expert" by" expert witness"[" testigo experto"] also applies here.
This State Party may submit to the Committee observations on any comment made by the Committee in accordance with the present article.
In response to a specific comment made on the handling of refugees in Ethiopia, a delegation stressed that refugees as well as migrants should abide by the law of the country.
At the same meeting,the Executive Director of UN-Habitat responded to a comment made by the representative of Israel(A/C.2/65/SR.25).
Sri Lanka was of the view that the comment made by Denmark stating that Sri Lanka did not look at recommendations because it rejected a few was just completely not true.
Also at the 41st meeting,the Secretary of the Committee provided clarification on a comment made by the representative of Guyana(see A/C.2/68/SR.41).
His statement also provided a response to the comment made by the representative of Austria concerning the lack of concrete references to evaluations of specific funds and programmes.
He also took note of a comment made regarding the need for implementing partners to be fully informed about the priorities of UNHCR and the implications of results-based management.
This Ministry has had its successes anddoes not deserve to justify the superficial comment made in a United Nations report, frivolously entitled“Towards a new paradigm of State action in the social sphere”, that, in Venezuela.
Concerning the comment made by one delegation that the report was rather general, she noted that the report(DP/FPA/2002/6) was a supplement to two earlier reports that had elaborated on the Fund ' s experience with SWAps.
The reason that I am taking the floor is to reply to the comment made by the distinguished Foreign Minister of Ireland regarding the peaceful nuclear activities of my country.
Referring to a comment made by the representative of Sierra Leone earlier, Mr. Zoumanigui expressed the belief that the concerted action of all UN organs was required to prevent conflict.
Mr. Kuczkiewicz was pleased that the draft general comment made reference to the issue of globalization and suggested that the effect of globalization on the right to work be further clarified.
Concerning the comment made by the representative of Germany, she noted that unless new methods were given a certain amount of prominence, there was a very real risk that inexperienced procurement entities might not get the best results from tendering.
Concerning the comment made by the delegation of Pakistan, it would be awkward to invite the future Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons since her appointment was not yet official.
Concerning the comment made about the Executive, from 1990 to 1994, there had been a considerable increase of women at the top executive level, from 14 per cent to 25 per cent.
Mr. Boulet(Belgium), endorsing the comment made by the previous speaker, said that draft article 2, paragraph 2, excluded only negotiable instruments and documents of title from the scope of application of the draft convention.
The Chairman, referring to the comment made by the observer for the International Chamber of Commerce regarding the chapeau of paragraph 1, recalled that the Working Group had deliberately chosen the words" shall satisfy" in order to avoid implying a burden of proof.
With regard to the comment made by the Committee for Programme and Coordination to the effect that the branches established by the Department for Disarmament Affairs were not in conformity with General Assembly resolution 52/220, his delegation would like to hear the comments of the Secretariat.
