Examples of using Questions presented in English and their translations into Arabic
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The representative of the secretariat responded to questions presented by delegations.
The questions presented in the questionnaire are similar to those that may be found in a diagnostic manual, clinical questionnaire, or scales for depression.
South Africa then provided responses to questions presented in advance and during the interactive dialogue.
The Panel notes that the Government of theSudan provided it with written replies to a list of questions presented under the right of reply.
The polygraph records physiological responses to a series of questions presented to an individual by a qualified polygraph examiner using a validated/ approved testing format.
Noting with satisfaction the climate of frankness and openness which made possible the free discussion andanalysis of all the questions presented.
Basing their interactive discussions on a range of questions presented by the Working Group, the participants did at the outset recall.
Finally, the author attacks the Supreme Court' s failure to grant leave to appeal, on the basis that the questions presented novel and fundamental issues.
The questions presented in the framework are mainly based on the research developed by Lundström, Almerud and Stevenson, adapted by UNCTAD to reflect the concerns of developing countries.
The coordinator shallprovide regular recommendations concerning various questions presented in the terms of reference, but also those which arise during the course of work.
Teaching staff control panel with the possibility of adding questions according to a certain chapter or topic andcontrol the questions presented on students' devices.
The questions presented here are similar to those that you may find in a diagnostic manual, questionnaire, or clinical evaluation scales. However, they have been simplified to be understood and answered by almost anyone.
He returned to the region from 27 February to 7 March 2014 to meet with the working groups andto receive their responses to the questions presented to them during the consultations in January 2014.
The Working Group also agreed that the questions presented in the questionnaire were not exhaustive and that they should not limit the discussion of the Working Group during the fifty-first session of the Subcommittee.
Prior to the twentieth session, the Subcommission had received, through the Secretariat,a comprehensive response from New Zealand to its preliminary considerations and questions presented at its nineteenth session.
The Working Group further agreed that the questions presented in the questionnaire were not exhaustive and that they should not limit the discussion of the Working Group during the fifty-second session of the Subcommittee, in 2013.
Chapter four is devoted to the impact of terrorism on human rights and to the Commission 's requests that the Special Rapporteur give attention to the questions presented in its resolutions 1999/27, 2000/30 and 2000/31.
Time constraints did not allow Liberia to address all questions presented today and in advance; however, it would be informing the international community about measures being taken to address concerns and questions raised.
The Working Group noted that the questionnaire focused on essential questions of practical relevance and served to organize andrationalize the work of the Working Group, that the questions presented in the questionnaire were not exhaustive and that they should not limit the discussion of the Working Group during the fifty-third session of the Subcommittee.
However, in view of the different views and questions presented in relation to the reform package, it was to be hoped that, following extensive consultation with Member States, the Secretariat would further improve its internal communication and coordination and progressively implement the reform plan for the logistical support of peacekeeping operations.
The Security Council undertakes to give consideration in its deliberations on the launch, review,closure or significant alteration of the mandate of a peacekeeping operation to the questions presented by the Secretary-General in his report, and also to the observations made by Member States during the debate of the Council on 15 November 2000.
While some made genuine attempts to engage with the texts and questions presented by the Co-Chairs and interact on the basis of the submissions and views by other countries and groups, the ADP contact group sessions more often than not resembled replays of the opening plenary, with delegates reading long statements containing their wish lists for the final agreements.
The report of the Agency dated 22 February 2008 has clearly and evidently declared that all six" remaining issues" have been resolved andthat the Islamic Republic of Iran has answered all the questions presented by IAEA concerning outstanding issues according to the workplan and those answers are" consistent with the Agency ' s findings", and that IAEA" considers those questions no longer as outstanding".
In its resolutions 1999/27 of 26 April 1999 and 2000/30 of 20 April 2000,the Commission requested the Special Rapporteur to give attention to the questions presented in these resolutions: certain human rights, concern for the victims, concern that counter-terrorist action may not fully comply with international human rights standards, and special concern about hostage-taking, kidnapping and extortion.
Prior to the twentieth session the Subcommission hadreceived a comprehensive response to its preliminary considerations and questions presented at its nineteenth session, which was made available by the Secretariat to the Subcommission members through the secure means of communication for their examination and consideration.
When I thought of establishing this website a question presented itself?
The question presented is vague and abstract, addressing complex issues which are the subject of consideration among interested States and within other bodies of the United Nations which have an express mandate to address these matters.
It was suggested, inter alia, that the most appropriate solution to the question presented in the working paper might be the development of procedures aimed at facilitating consultations between the Security Council and the affected States.
The Committee observes that the question presented by the jurors ' affidavits was raised on appeal before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, which dismissed the petition.
The divisions questioned presented several types of responses and arguments to this criticism.