Examples of using Revised note in English and their translations into Arabic
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Revised note by the Chair.
Ms. Devillet agreed to clarify the issues in the revised note.
Revised note by the Chair.
They proposed attaching two CRPs on Agreement Article 9.5 to the revised note.
Revised note by the Chair.
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UNDP and the UnitedNations Department of Political Affairs(DPA) signed a revised note of guidance on electoral assistance.
Revised note by the Chair.
In September 2010, the Department of Political Affairs and the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)agreed on a revised note of guidance on electoral assistance.
Revised note by the Chair.
The leasing of permits or credits would not, however, make sense under the cap-and-trade system of the Kyoto Protocol.Ms. Devillet agreed to clarify the issues in the revised note.
Revised note by the secretariat.
UNSTAT indicated that it would circulate to members of the Subcommittee, in the near future,a short note on the harmonization of classifications and a revised note on the proposed United Nations Economic and Social Information System.
Revised note by the Chair.
The Working Group requested the Statistics Division to revise the note to reflect the range of views expressed during its discussion andsubmit the revised note to the Commission at its twenty-ninth session(E/CN.3/1997/19, para. 47); the revised note will be before the Commission.
Revised note by the secretariat.
On 22 May, the Committee considered a revised note by the Secretariat on the scale of assessments for the fiscal period 2014-2015(PBC.29/6/Rev.1).
Revised note by the Executive Secretary.
Following extensive inter-agency consultations, a revised Note of Guidance on Integrated Missions was issued on 7 February 2006, which addresses the concerns expressed in the recommendation.
Revised note by the Secretariat(IDB.41/6/Rev.1).
In October 1994, the Department distributed for review a revised note on cooperation between the Department of Humanitarian Affairs, the Department of Peace-keeping Operations and the Department of Political Affairs, with a revised flow chart on all phases of operations.
The revised note addresses many of the concerns and issues raised in the assessment.
The Chairman drew attention to the revised note on the status of preparedness of documentation for the Fifth Committee(A/C.5/54/L.1/Rev.1) and the proposed programme of work(A/C.5/54/L.2).
The revised note, issued earlier this month, addresses many of the concerns and issues raised in the assessment.
The revised note provided for a number of improvements with a view to greater efficiency and transparency of the Council ' s working methods.
The revised note also clarifies the guidelines for the preparation of the annual report under the leadership of the President of the Council for the month of July of each calendar year.
In February 1999, a revised note was moved for discussion, which outlined three options:(a) status quo;(b) merger with the Department of Economic and Social Affairs; or(c) merger with the United Nations University.
The revised Note should be drafted as a set of standard operating procedures for the information component of peace-keeping operations. It should be circulated in draft for comments and suggestions to all organizations and individuals with policy-level experience in the information components of recent missions.
The AWG-KP will be invited to consider this revised note at its resumed ninth session, with a view to forwarding the results of its work at its ninth session for consideration by the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol at its fifth session, in accordance with its work programme.
Revise note 14.3 to correctly reflect transactions that have occurred.
In paragraph 63, UNRWA agreed with the Board 's recommendation that it revise note 14.3 to correctly reflect transactions that have occurred.