Examples of using Revised model in English and their translations into Arabic
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(b) Draft revised model communication form;
Unrealistic projection of number of the aircraft in revised model.
Should wait for the revised model to take action.
The revised model suggests that the District will experience the peak of its outbreak on April 16.
It urged Member States to use the revised model in developing their legislation.
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All new memorandums of understanding do contain the provisions of the revised model memorandum.
(d) The form of a revised model peace-keeping services agreement;
At the request of Costa Rica and Malaysia,the Secretary-General circulated the revised model to Member States(see A/62/650).
A draft revised model MOU would be submitted to the Special Committee at its 2006 session.
It would also like to know to what extent the revised model addressed the challenges of Mission start-up.
This revised model takes into account relevant technical, legal and political developments since 1997.
It also called on the Secretariat to prepare a strategy for victim assistance,a proposal on national investigations officers, and a revised model memorandum of understanding.
The relevant provisions in the revised model memorandum of understanding represented a substantial improvement in that regard.
In the light of developments since then,the Legal Working Group of CEFACT is currently proposing a revised model contract for more general use in electronic commerce operations.
The revised model allows for the specification of a possible closure of a related or nearby mission, including the rehatting of troops or transfer of assets.
That would be in line withregulations that had already been agreed upon for the revised Model Treaty on Extradition and that were reflected in international conventions.
The revised model MOU, including all Working Group recommendations approved by the General Assembly, is at chapter 9 of the present document.
In terms of referrals made for investigation under the provisions of the revised model memorandum of understanding with troop-contributing countries, in 2010 35 referrals were made to Member States.
In the view of some other delegations, however, including such a restriction on the use of this procurement method in the Model Law would contradict the"toolbox" approach agreed to be taken in the revised Model Law.
The provisions contained in the revised model memorandum of understanding between troop-contributing countries and the United Nations are increasingly and systematically being applied.
The authorities of the concerned troop-contributing country were informed andwere requested to investigate the allegations in accordance with the revised model memorandum of understanding between the United Nations and troop-contributing countries.
Recommend the adoption of a revised model agreement replacing the 1991 Model Services Agreement and the current reimbursement procedures based on the submission of surveys.
The standard operating procedure will provide instructions for follow-up action to be taken by Headquarters with respect to disciplinary cases and will take into consideration the latest developments, for instance,with regard to the revised model memorandum of understanding with troop-contributing countries.
It was noted that in this respect, the revised Model Law would then be conformed to the relevant provisions of the PFIPs instruments(A/CN.9/WG. I/WP.66, paras. 22(b) and 59).
Concerning the referrals for investigation under the provisions of the revised model memorandum of understanding with troop-contributing countries, in 2011, 25 referrals were made to eight Member States.
In that regard, the revised model memorandum of understanding should be incorporated into existing memorandums of understanding between the United Nations and troop-contributing countries for early implementation, as that would clarify issues of jurisdiction.
The view was expressed that to ensure the acceptability of the revised Model Law, its provisions should be drafted in a sufficiently flexible way allowing both price and non-price criteria in determining the successful bid.
At that session, the Commission was provided with a revised model that outlined the framework of guidelines that had been developed for each category in collaboration with organizations and staff.
At the same time, it was recognized that the draft revised Model Law preserved the general thrust of article 18 in signalling that the recourse to open tendering was the best way to ensure competition and transparency.
It was therefore recommending provisions in the draft revised Model Law that would require the procuring entity to examine the risk of an abnormally low submission, both when evaluating the submission and when examining the qualifications of suppliers.