Examples of using Further points in English and their translations into Arabic
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Further points.
Since this is a summary statement, I will not add any further points here.
Several further points support this hypothesis.
(b) To refer to document E/CN.3/1997/3 for further points for discussion.
Further points for discussion are contained in paragraph 9 of the report.
Please feel free to add further points via the comments option below.
My delegation fully endorses that statement and would like to make a few further points.
Let me add three further points that I think are also important to this discussion.
With regard to the remarks of Japan ' s representative,I would like to make some further points.
He nevertheless wished to raise some further points concerning the Special Rapporteur's last report.
The report further points to the uncertainties of the international legal framework for responding to displacement caused by the impacts of climate change.
During Sunday's race, the last of the season, the guys raced both hard and smart to make up five places each andjust narrowly missing out on further points.
In the course of its implementation of procedures during the past year,the Committee adopted further points of understanding with regard to the processing of humanitarian applications submitted under the oil-for-food programme.
Finally, steps to address the inadequateincorporation of environmental sustainability are outlined, presented along with further points for discussion.
At the end of the workshop, the rapporteurs will present summaries of the four sessions,together with recommendations and further points for discussion in the near future.
In view of this finding, the Panel does not deal with the validity of the contract,the question of whether Trym has standing to pursue the claim and the further points raised by Iraq.
Paragraphs 40 and 52 of the report related to questions of cooperation with CEDAW, while paragraph 61 dealt specifically with the Committee 's work on the issue and paragraph 70 suggested some further points the Committee might consider in that connection.
One further point.
The United States further pointed to several web pages which contributed to transparency in governance and addressed anti-corruption.
A further point that deserves particular mention is the role of the law in the reification and legitimacy of" regime" or" government terror".
A further point of concern to us and which we wish to try to remedy goes beyond Headquarters.
A further point that should not be overlooked in reviewing the subject matter at the forty-eighth session is the relationship between majority and minority views within the Drafting Committee.
A further point of criticism is the lack of legal provisions related to inclusive education for children with special educational needs after general compulsory schooling.
A further point should be taken for further consideration. Some recipients are interested to be supplied with high-quality equipment and are willing to pay an amount surpassing the least costly technically acceptable offer.
They further point to a decision adopted by the European Parliament in 1967 which, on the basis of article 9 of the European Convention on Human Rights, suggested that the duration of alternative service should be the same as that of military service.
Switzerland further pointed to low levels of interest among youth in public affairs, observing that young people often feel excluded from-- and unable to contribute to or influence-- decision-making processes.
This delegation further pointed out that the legal basis for United Nations peace-keeping was still incomplete and suggested consideration of the possible inclusion of an additional Chapter in the Charter of the United Nations, detailing the scope and objectives of peace-keeping and reflecting peace-keeping as a legitimate endeavour of the United Nations.
The representative of UNISERV further pointed out that it should not be forgotten that a non-family duty station is where staff work but do not live and that this often entailed long periods of separation from family.
The further point was how such a document could be consistent with the proposal made by one delegation, and supported by many, that the draft declaration should take into account a review of past work and achievements, an analysis of the present situation and a vision of the future of the United Nations.