Examples of using Should submit in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Secretariat should submit reports to the Committee on a timely basis.
The Committee indicates the new date andnumber of report that the State party should submit in the last paragraph of the concluding observations.
States should submit reports on aggregate numbers on exports on a regular basis.
In case of customer objection on the delivery process, he should submit an immediate notification within 12 hours.
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Students should submit their applications and all necessary documents by the following dates.
If credit card was used to deposit funds, requesters should submit a scanned copy of their credit cards.
A facility should submit design information as soon as the decision for construction is taken.
Therefore, it is notsurprising to hear increasing calls that donors should submit themselves to the same standards that they seek from developing countries.
Applicant should submit a structured research proposal according to the attached format.
After completion of your job application,resume or CV and cover letter you should submit them to headhunters and recruiters in places where you want to work.
Organizations should submit proof that other donors are contributing to the project.
In view of the impact the proposal containedin the recommendations on the subject would have on the medium-term plan, the Secretariat should submit a document indicating the proposed changes.
This agency should submit annual reports to Congress and such reports should be made public;
The Secretariat should take the wishes of the Member States and the crucial issue of reform more seriously, and should submit a new report on the Development Account.
The contractor should submit a more detailed account of the activities carried out in the report for 2012.
In that context, the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force should submit an annual report to the General Assembly on the implementation of the Strategy.
That committee should submit to the Sixth Committee, in 1996, a report including a consolidated draft statute to serve as the basis for a conference of plenipotentiaries.
In addition, the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ) should submit its observations on the impact of the proposal so that the appropriate decisions could be taken.
The Secretariat should submit a follow-up report on the matter, taking as its starting point the principle of best value for money.
The Committee stressed that the secretariat should submit necessary documentation on time and in accordance with the six-week rule.
The Secretariat should submit proposals for improving the ability of existing missions to respond to situations that adversely affected civilians.
The permanent forum should submit proposals, recommendations and reports to ECOSOC regarding indigenous issues.
Non-Annex I Parties should submit their biennial update reports in English or any one of the official United Nations languages.
Each State party should submit to the Secretariat the results of the checklist and the Secretariat should gather and analyse the information provided.
Every State under review should submit to the Secretariat a complete and updated self-assessment report with answers to all questions(mandatory and optional).
Every State under review should submit to the Secretariat a complete and updated self-assessment report with answers to all questions(mandatory and optional).
The Secretary-General should submit a revised report that took into account the concerns raised by the five States in their correspondence and discussions with the Secretariat.
The Secretariat should submit updated resource requirements after the Advisory Committee had analysed the project and after the results of the special audit became available.