Examples of using Statements by representatives in English and their translations into Arabic
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Statements by representatives of youth.
At the resumption of the 65th plenary meeting, statements by representatives of regional groups and others will be heard.
Statements by representatives of non-governmental organizations.
The Ad HocCommittee of the Whole will also hear statements by representatives of United Nations programmes, specialized agencies and others.
Statements by representatives of non-governmental organizations.
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During the current year, the topic of spacedebris had been a central consideration in statements by representatives of a number of States.
Statements by representatives of intergovernmental organizations.
The General Assembly also decided, without setting a precedent, to hear statements by representatives of the organizations of the United Nations system.
Statements by representatives of civil society and the business sector.
At its 5th and 6th meetings on 12 January, statements by representatives of a total of 16 non-governmental organizations were heard.
Statements by representatives of the United Nations Environment Programme.
The opening of the meeting will include celebratory activities and statements by representatives of the Government of Switzerland and the United Nations Environment Programme.
Statements by representatives of the civil society and the business sector.
However, in accordance with the recommendation of the Bureau, endorsed by the Committee at its 1461st meeting, on 24 July, it heard statements by representatives of organizations concerned.
Opening statements by representatives of the Administering Authority.
The Chairman said he took it that the Committeewished to limit statements of delegations to seven minutes and statements by representatives of groups of delegations to 15 minutes, on the understanding that Secretariat officials would also be limited to seven-minute statements. .
Statements by representatives of Non-Self Governing Territories and petitioners.
At the 6th meeting, on 21 March, statements by representatives of six nongovernmental organizations were heard.
Following statements by representatives of three Parties, the Conference endorsed the proposals of the President outlined above.
In its work the Subcommitteehad drawn on documents submitted by the Secretariat, statements by representatives of the administering Power taking part in the discussions, and also statements by representatives of the Governments of the Territories, particularly Guam and Tokelau.
Statements by representatives of United Nations specialized agencies, organizations and programmes and of intergovernmental organizations, and report of the Civil Society Forum 3-6 p.m.
In addition, the Conference heard statements by representatives of international and regional organizations and a wide spectrum of civil society organizations.
Statements by representatives of United Nations specialized agencies, organizations and programmes and of intergovernmental organizations, and report of the Civil Society Forum.
The Ad Hoc Committee of the Whole heard statements by representatives of organizations in the United Nations system, local authorities, non-governmental organizations and other Habitat Agenda partners.
Statements by representatives of United Nations specialized agencies, organizations and programmes and of intergovernmental organizations, and reports of the Civil Society Forum.
(Joint general debate and statements by representatives of Non-Self-Governing Territories as well as petitions on Non-Self-Governing Territories approved to be heard by the Committee).
Statements by representatives of Non-Self-Governing Territories as well as petitions on Non-Self-Governing Territories approved to be heard by the Committee 6 p.m.
A time-limit of 10 minutes would be established for statements by representatives of Governments, seven minutes for representatives of United Nations specialized agencies, organizations and programmes and intergovernmental organizations, and five minutes for all other statements. .
In response to the statements by representatives of non-governmental organizations, some representatives raised points of order, asking whether the rules of procedure allowed observers to criticize parties.