Examples of using Representative asked in English and their translations into Arabic
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I do not think that representative asked for a vote.
The representative asked how the situations of natural disasters would be handled.
In light of the fact that Pakistan is a Muslim country, the Representative asked how Pakistan protects the right of minorities.
Another representative asked whether the standards were seen as targets or mandatory.
Noting that currently his organization was implementing programmes all over the world, the representative asked that the Government of the Sudan's complaint against CSI be viewed in the context of this broad and multifaceted work.
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One representative asked for greater clarity on the type of information to be reported under the draft decision.
In relation to the work ofthe Refrigeration, AirConditioning and Heat Pumps Technical Options Committee, one representative asked to what extent the information on new technologies and related matters was updated in consultation with producers and other representatives of industry.
The representative asked how the possible outcomes of UNCTAD XII had been included in the draft programme budget.
She was in March, when the club's representative asked her whether it intends to fight in about two months in Open Championships.
The representative asked for clarification and rewording of some of the terms used in the draft area programme document.
Following the three presentations, an NGO representative asked the presenters about the issue of the right to return of people of African descent.
Another representative asked whether the Meeting could communicate its decision directly to the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Secondly, the South Korean representative asked what the implications of our satellite launch, combined with our nuclear test, might be.
Another representative asked if carbon dioxide was a suitable refrigerant for countries with ambient temperatures of 30- 40 °C.
One government representative asked whether the world ' s farmers would be capable of feeding the increasing world population.
In addition, the representative asked if reasons for the recommendation taken by the Committee would be conveyed to the organization.
An NGO representative asked how UNICEF could encourage the media to provide better balance in their presentation of current issues.
One government representative asked how farmers reconciled their roles as business people and guardians of the earth, especially in the third world.
The representative asked for clarification concerning the nature of the" special mechanism" to reopen the discussion on reparations referred to in the recommendations.
Another representative asked whether a decision adopted by the Meeting of the Parties could overrule the obligation of the Parties under the provisions of the Protocol.
The representative asked Mr. Uemura whether it would be easier to persuade the public with regard to these types of initiatives or about official development assistance.
The representative asked whether those revised application rates had also been applied in assessing nominations for critical uses using the hot-gas application method.
A representative asked whether technically feasible, commercially available alternatives to HFCs were more numerous than alternatives to CFCs had been 20 years earlier.
The representative asked UNFPA to elaborate on how the proposed country programme would explicitly take into account the objectives and approaches articulated in the Department of Health's Family Health Framework.
When the Representative asked a displaced woman what message she wanted him to bring back to her leaders in the capital, she answered" We have no leaders over there", thus clearly reflecting the present feeling of alienation.
The representative asked the CST Directors present what additional assistance would make their work easier, and also asked that updates on the use of the roster of consultants be provided in future reports to the Executive Board.
In the ensuing discussion, one representative asked about the degree to which parties in their reporting had taken cognizance of decision XXIV/14, which requested parties to affirmatively specify zero quantities- rather than simply leaving cells blank- in their Article 7 data reporting forms.
Another representative asked what criteria were applied in evaluating essentialuse nominations for metered-dose inhalers, especially with regard to salbutamol, given that virtually all laboratories used standardized procedures for evaluating such products and maintained registries of the alternatives that they used.
Another representative asked what could be done to increase the number of members from parties operating under paragraph 1 of article 5. Ms. Maranion responded that the Panel was eager to identify solutions, noting that in addition to balanced representation there was a need for experts with relevant specialist knowledge and experience.