Examples of using Future expert in English and their translations into Arabic
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Recommendations for future expert advice.
The policy advocacy role of IPAswas suggested as a topic for possible consideration by a future Expert Meeting.
The future expert advice mechanism may also complement the established links between the special procedures and United Nations agencies.
General agreement was reached on possible topics for future expert meetings.
It is anticipated that some future expert witnesses will also be journalists who covered the events of 1994 and who could provide unreleased footage of the atrocities.
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Bearing in mind the pending decision of the Human Rights Council on its future expert advice mechanism.
FN promised that future expert groups would be better received and that it would send written comments to the Group by 1 December 2005, in response to its report(S/2005/699).
There was a close linkage between post-Doha activities in the field of trade facilitation andthe topic of the future expert meeting agreed upon by the Commission.
Thus, they warrant in-depth analysis by future expert meetings of UNCTAD with a view to determining policies and strategies for maximizing their potential benefits to developing countries.
Analysing the relationship between audiovisual services and education,with the results of such analysis being presented to a future expert meeting for further consideration;
Third, he said that the list of possible subjects to be taken up by future expert group meetings, which had been provided by the secretariat, was rather disappointing.
It was expected that the Working Group ' s conclusions would contribute to the report of the SubCommission,by giving its own vision and recommendations for future expert advice to the Council.
Modelling itself on the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, the future expert body should include indigenous human rights experts. .
It was agreed at the Conference that future expert meetings should include informal multilateral consultations on competition law and policy issues with a special emphasis on practical cases.
If governments should consider it advisable, other topics and issues relating to investment instruments couldbe given similar detailed attention in future expert meetings(see in this context also annex 1).
The Human RightsCouncil was expected to take decisions on future expert advice mechanisms to perform some of the functions of the parent body of the Working Group and the Working Group itself before the end of June 2007.
Mr. de Souza further welcomed the possibility of being able to participate in the discussions regarding the shape andnature of future expert advice to the Human Rights Council with respect to contemporary forms of slavery.
Several experts welcomed the opportunity afforded by the meeting to share experiences and knowledge and suggested that efforts should bemade to ensure continuity in the treatment of STI in future expert meetings.
In the context of this experience, they recommended that future expert meetings could examine the opportunities presented by advances in information technologies and new business techniques for an expansion of trade in services sectors taking into consideration the development dimension.
In view of the current uncertainty with regard to what UPR will involve and the form it will take,some experts do not consider it advisable that the future expert mechanism should be involved in the process.
Finally, GRULAC suggested that the issue ofe-governance should be considered as a topic for future Expert Meetings, with a view to contributing to concrete proposals for action on e-governance at the second phase of the WSIS, to be held in Tunis in 2005.
He emphasized that the session provided a unique opportunity for the Working Group to elaborate its thoughts on the bestpossible ways for the Human Rights Council and its future expert advice mechanism to effectively address contemporary forms of slavery.
Requests, subject to the decision of the Human Rights Council on its future expert advice mechanism, that the SecretaryGeneral adopt the appropriate measures to disseminate information about the Social Forum, invite the relevant individuals and organizations to the Social Forum and take all practical measures required for the success of this initiative.
In view of the current uncertainty with regard to what universal periodic review will involve and the form it will take,some experts do not consider it advisable that the future expert advice mechanism should be involved in the UPR process.
The Board recommended that the secretariat of the Working Group, or any future expert advice body, continue to be invited to its annual session to inform them of its priority areas of concern, so that the Board could take them into consideration in its selection of applications for travel grants and discuss areas of possible cooperation. E. Consideration of new applications and recommendations for project grants.
Many agreed on the necessity of imposing term limits, i.e. maximum two consecutive terms, and of preventing the accumulation of functions in the humanrights domain within the United Nations(such as membership of the future expert advice mechanism to the Council or of treaty bodies).
The Board took note of the statement by Bangladesh on behalf of the LDCs that the LDCs would join the consensus on thetopics for expert meetings only on the understanding that future expert meetings would have at least one session dedicated to the special needs of the LDCs in relation to the topic of the meeting.
There was a consensus among members of the Forum and the participants that the Social Forum, as a unique and open body which brings fresh perspective and ideas to the United Nations human rights system,should be preserved under the new council and its future expert advice mechanism.
The proposals on expert meetings(paras. 32, 44 and 61) were supported, though more thought had to be given to the topics to be selected,and it was agreed that the decisions on future expert meetings and the agenda of the Commissions should be taken during the mid-term review process.
The tasks of the Commission under this agenda item were to undertake general deliberations on the issue, to take decisions on the agreed recommendations of the Expert Meeting,and to provide broad guidance for the work of future expert meetings in the field of competition law and policy.
