Examples of using Exceptional session in English and their translations into Arabic
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Exceptional session.
Th, 27th and exceptional sessions.
Exceptional session.
Adoption of the report of the Committee on its exceptional session.
Exceptional session.
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Adoption of the report of the Committee on its exceptional session.
The Committee held is exceptional session at United Nations Headquarters from 5 to 23 August 2002.
Twenty-one members of the Committee attended the exceptional session.
(b) Exceptional session authorized by the General Assembly at its fifty-sixth session in its resolution 56/229.
Item 6 Adoption of the report of the Committee on its exceptional session.
The Committee would will convene a third exceptional session during 2002 in order to remove the backlog of reports awaiting review.
Report of the Chairperson on activities undertaken between the twenty-seventh and exceptional sessions of the Committee.
The exceptional session of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women will be opened by the representative of the Secretary-General.
III. Report of the Chairperson on the activities undertaken between the twenty-seventh and exceptional sessions of the Committee.
A World Bank gender and legal specialist observed the exceptional session of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women.
For the fifth periodic report submitted by the Government of Mexico,please see CEDAW/C/MEX/5 which was considered at the Exceptional session of the Committee.
The Committee was aware that theGeneral Assembly had approved the holding of an exceptional session in 2002 to enable it to clear the backlog of reports that awaited consideration.
The Director observed that, since the eleventh meeting of States parties, on 31 August 2000, the Committee had held five sessions, including the exceptional session.
Report of the Chairperson on activities undertaken between the exceptional session and the twenty-eighth session of the Committee.
A pre-session working group of the Committee was convened from 4 to 8 February 2002 to prepare lists of issues and questions relating to the periodicreports that would be considered by the Committee at the exceptional session.
A total of 11 States parties presented reports at the Committee 's exceptional session, which was held from 5 to 23 August 2002.
The cabinet in an exceptional session which was held last December decided to highlight the“Coordination Council for Family Policies” which provides the basics of quality life for the UAE community and achieves integration and application of policies and projects that are related to the family all over the UAE.
Lastly, she stressed that it had been difficult togain approval for the Committee to hold the current exceptional session and urged members to make judicious use of the time available.
After the customary exchange of courtesies, in which Ms. González Martínez, Ms. Regazzoli, Ms. Kwaku, Ms. Shin, Ms. Manalo, Ms. Goonesekere, Ms. Livingstone Raday, Ms. Açar, Ms. Feng Cui, Ms. Hazelle, Ms. Tavares da Silva, Ms. Corti and Ms. Connors( Division for the Advancement of Women) spoke,she declared the exceptional session of the Committee closed.
In accordance with the General Assembly ' s wish, the exceptional session would be devoted entirely to consideration of the reports of States parties in order to reduce the backlog of reports awaiting review.
In the light of the increase in the work of the Committee, especially with regard to the backlog in the consideration of reports,the Committee held an exceptional session in August 2002 with the approval of the General Assembly.
The Director of the Division for the Advancement of Women made a statement on behalf of the Secretary-General,in which she drew attention to the exceptional session of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, which was held from 5 to 23 August 2002 at United Nations Headquarters in New York.
He said that Armenia had been an early supporter of the wishes of the Committee to increase the number of its meetings andhoped that the exceptional session would help to remove the backlog of reports due for consideration.
On August 20, 2002, AJC representatives convened a discussion on women 's rights and HIV/AIDS during the Exceptional Session of the CEDAW, which followed the 27th Session. .
As an exceptional and temporary measure, the Committee encouraged States parties with overdue reports to combine reporting obligations in a single document;furthermore, an exceptional session of the Committee had been held during 2002 to review the reports of 11 States parties.