Examples of using Summaries of replies received in English and their translations into Arabic
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Summaries of replies received from individual.
Section II. B contains summaries of replies received.
Summaries of replies received from international.
Section II. B contains summaries of replies received.
Summaries of replies received from Governments 6-34.
Section II. A below contains summaries of replies received.
Summaries of replies received from intergovernmental.
Section II. A below contains summaries of replies received.
Summaries of replies received from international organizations.
A summary of all cases transmitted to Governments as well as summaries of replies received can be found in addendum 1 to this report.
II. SUMMARIES OF REPLIES RECEIVED FROM INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION.
This report is submitted in accordance withCommission on Human Rights resolution 2002/39 and contains summaries of replies received from Governments, United Nations and regional organizations, and national institutions on the incompatibility between democracy and racism.
II. Summaries of replies received from international organizations 35-72.
This report is submitted in accordance with Commissionon Human Rights resolution 2002/46 and contains summaries of replies received from the United Nations and from regional organizations and national institutions on the role they play in promoting and consolidating democracy.
Turning to the report of the Secretary-General on combating defamation of religions(A/62/288),he said that it contained summaries of replies received from Member States and relevant information concerning activities of OHCHR and United Nations human rights mechanisms.
Turning to the report of the Secretary-General on human rights and cultural diversity(A/62/254),he said that it contained summaries of replies received from Member States, relevant United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations focusing largely on measures taken within their own States to promote cultural diversity and recommendations to further the scope of General Assembly resolution 60/167 at the international level.
The report of the Secretary-General on standards and norms referred to above(E/CN.15/2006/13)contains summaries of replies received from Member States on four detailed questionnaires covering the areas of persons in custody, alternatives to imprisonment, juvenile justice and restorative justice.
Summary of replies received from Member States, United Nations bodies and international organizations.
Summary of replies received from Member States and United Nations bodies.
The report contains a summary of replies received from Governments, non-governmental organizations and indigenous peoples ' organizations as well as from the United Nations system.
The summary of replies received so far is contained in an addendum to the present report(A/49/227/Add.1).
The Bureau also received and reviewed a summary of replies received from 27 delegates(from 25 countries) in a survey conducted by the Secretary of the Commission following the forty-third session of the Commission.
The present report includes a summary of replies received, as well as an account of the consideration of the issue" The right of peoples to self-determination and its application to peoples under colonial or alien domination or foreign occupation" at the fifty-eighth session of the Commission on Human Rights.
At its 437th meeting, on 27 August 2001, the Committee on Conferences considered an interim report of the Secretary-General(A/56/299)containing a summary of replies received by 10 August 2001 from the chairpersons of intergovernmental bodies to a letter from the Chairman of the Committee, who had invited them to respond to the Assembly ' s request.
The present document contains summaries of the replies received.
The present report contains summaries of the replies received.