Examples of using Representative discussed in English and their translations into Arabic
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In July, my Special Representative discussed this matter with the authorities in Belgrade.
The representative discussed the challenge to British sovereignty presented by the defence counsel in the Pitcairn Supreme Court, in which counsel had argued that Pitcairn was independent and not subject to British law, and provided a summary of the 66-page judgement.
At a meeting in the Tindouf area on 4 August,my Acting Special Representative discussed with the POLISARIO Coordinator with MINURSO the question of identifying applicants outside the Territory.
The representative discussed four key proposed revisions to the Accounting Directives that the European Commission announced at the end of October 2004.
The Secretary-General ' s representative discussed various options for rehabilitation strategies and funding possibilities.
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The representative discussed the roles of the Committee of European Securities Regulators, professional accounting bodies, the Accounting Regulatory Committee, the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group and the endorsement mechanism for IFRS.
At the same meeting, my Acting Special Representative discussed other issues at length with the Frente POLISARIO, including the resumption of the identification process.
The Representative discussed a three-pronged strategy for decongesting the camps with the Government, based on returns of internally displaced persons to their homes, their release to host families and their temporary transfer to welfare centres in return areas until they were able to go back to their homes.
In addition to the cease-fire extension, my Special Representative discussed with President Rakhmonov and his senior advisers ways to achieve a comprehensive political solution.
My Special Representative discussed the prospect of direct talks with the Serbian Prime Minister, who supported the initiation of talks.
During these consultations, my Special Representative discussed with the Government a new mandate comprising tasks which, in my judgement, should be performed by UNAMIR during the next six months.
My Special Representative discussed security, political and humanitarian issues, including the deployment of AMISOM and the promotion of an all-inclusive political process.
In updating the information contained in the report of Brazil, the representative discussed new legislative initiatives as well as progress in the areas of women ' s economic autonomy, labour, health, education and violence against women.
My Special Representative discussed these issues during his meeting with President dos Santos on 8 December 1997, as well as during his meeting with the Angolan Prime Minister.
In order to resolve the principal obstacle to the resumption of identification,my Acting Special Representative discussed the idea of organizing a gathering of tribal leaders(sheikhs), selected according to stringent criteria relating to their individually recognized status, their earlier participation in identification, and with balanced tribal affinity.
My Special Representative discussed the security situation in the three north-eastern States under emergency rule and possible ways for the United Nations to support national efforts to tackle the Boko Haram insurgency.
It would be useful if the specific issues the Representative discussed with the Government during his mission to Sri Lanka in 1994(see E/CN.4/1994/44/Add.1) were closely monitored by the United Nations offices in the country.
Furthermore, the representative discussed the upcoming launch of the Integrated Reporting Business Network, a follow-up to the Council ' s pilot programme that underpinned the development of the International Integrated Reporting Framework.
In terms of assuming a leadership role at the national level, the Representative discussed with the Government the need to develop a national policy and strategy on internally displaced persons, including the establishment of a national focal point and institution with an express mandate for meeting the needs of those affected by the displacement crisis.
To this end, the Representative discussed with the Government the development of a national policy and strategy on internal displacement, including the establishment of a national focal point and institution with an express mandate for meeting the needs of all those affected.
At the subregional level, my Special Representative discussed the draft ECOWAS political framework and plan of action on security sector governance and reform with the President of the ECOWAS Commission in Abuja, on 14 January.
To this end, the Representative discussed with the Government the development of a national policy and strategy on internal displacement, including the establishment of a national focal point and institution with an express mandate to meet the needs of all those affected, with increased support from the international community.
In the run-up to the 30 April elections, my Special Representative discussed with a broad range of political and religious leaders the need for constructive engagement in the electoral process, urging political entities to also respect the independence and integrity of the Independent High Electoral Commission.
The representative discussed key messages and recommendations of the paper on such issues as codes of corporate governance, audit committees, external auditors, and disclosures about corporate governance and independent directors. During the deliberations that followed, most delegations underscored the need for guidelines in the area of corporate governance disclosures.
In January 1998 the Representative discussed the topic of displaced persons in Colombia in greater detail in a letter to the High Commissioner.
During the visit, the Representative discussed strategies for decongesting the camps with the Government and urged it to restore freedom of movement as a priority.
On 24 August, my Special Representative discussed with the Transitional President the two options for the voter registration presented by the experts of the Commission and the support office.
The representatives discussed operational arrangements for a more coordinated intervention on both sides of the border.
Representatives discussed the virtues of copying the initiative of a racism index/barometer at the United Nations level.