Examples of using Full interpretation in English and their translations into Arabic
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Full interpretation services will be provided;
It will have full interpretation facilities.
Full interpretation services could be set aside solely for such meetings.
It will have full interpretation facilities.
The proposal would entail theservicing of 20 meetings(two meetings per day) with full interpretation services.
Two meetings per day(with full interpretation) may be allotted to it throughout the Conference.
The proposal would entail theprovision of 20 meetings(two meetings per day), with full interpretation services.
We provide a full interpretation of the customer survey results and can also help with customer focus groups and subsequent customer pulse surveys.
It should be noted that theConference had resources at its disposal to provide full interpretation for 10 meetings.
It may hold up to four meetings(with full interpretation) per day throughout the Conference, i.e., two bodies may meet concurrently, both morning and afternoon.
More formal briefings shouldbe held at United Nations Headquarters, with full interpretation.
The Drafting Committee may begin its work on 19 June;two meetings(with full interpretation) per day may be allotted to it throughout the Conference.
The Conference had resources at its disposal to provide for 10 plenary meetings andeight informal consultations with full interpretation.
The European Union also expressed reservations about the fact that full interpretation services would likely be available only for five of the nine days scheduled for the session.
The meetings of Thursday 15 February(morning and afternoon)will be provided with full interpretation facilities.
Jamaica called for the provision of full interpretation services for meetings of regional and other major groupings of Member States and hoped for further progress that would enable all requests to be met.
The proposal would entail the provision of atotal of 10 meetings(two meetings per day), with full interpretation services.
Full interpretation into all working languages at informal meetings, however, would require additional resources, which could only be allocated by the General Assembly(Fifth Committee) in its budgetary and financial planning process.
The Director of the Division stated that the premises of the Divisionwere available for plenary sessions of the Commission without full interpretation.
Given the heavy workload of the session,provision has been made to hold two simultaneous meetings, with full interpretation facilities, in the mornings and afternoons of the entire period, including Saturday, 11 December.
Thanks to voluntary contributions from a number of donors,the Secretariat was able to organize an additional 10 meetings with full interpretation.
The first option would involve settingaside one large conference room, with full interpretation services, solely for such meetings, either weekly or daily, and allocated either in advance or on a first-come first-served basis.
The meetings of Thursday 8 May(morning and afternoon) and of Friday 9 May(morning)will be provided with full interpretation facilities.
Given the heavy workload of the session,provision has been made to hold two simultaneous meetings, with full interpretation facilities, in the mornings and afternoons of the entire period, including Saturday, 6 December.
The decision to hold a three-day pre-sessional meeting and a technical three-day workshop wouldentail the provision of six meetings(two meetings per day) each, with full interpretation services.
The resources available for the meetingpermit the holding of two plenary meetings per day with full interpretation in the official languages of the United Nations.
The resources available to the meeting willpermit the holding of two plenary meetings per day with full interpretation in the official languages of the United Nations.
The resources available to the meeting willpermit the holding of two plenary meetings per day with full interpretation in the official languages of the United Nations.
The Conference had resources at its disposal to provide for 10 plenarymeetings and 8 informal consultations with full interpretation; thus, a total of 18 formal and informal meetings were held.
The Conference had resources at its disposal to provide for 10 plenarymeetings and 8 informal consultations with full interpretation; thus, a total of 18 formal and informal meetings were held.
