Examples of using Those implications in English and their translations into Arabic
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Those implications have not been included in the present budget proposal.
It is nowtime to update the tools used to address those implications.
As I have pointed out, those implications are already being felt in our islands.
(b) The assessment of the implications of the carry-over of assigned amount units to the second commitment period andthe identification of appropriate actions to address those implications;
The acknowledgement of those implications had been an encouraging sign of pragmatism.
We remain seriously concerned over the proliferation implications of Iran 's advanced nuclear programme and we remain united in our commitment to see those implications resolved.
Those implications fall most heavily on the most vulnerable countries and segments of society.
Like many other delegations,we will need time to consider those implications carefully before agreeing on the best way forward on these crucial issues.
Those implications are examined briefly, starting with late life and working back sequentially through the earlier stages.
While the endorsement of the Monterrey Consensus may entail financial and administrative implications, it is too early to provide a specific and detailed description of those implications at this stage.
But better knowledge of those implications can influence negotiations; and that is we need the proper information.
Now, what I want to do today is talk about some of the implications of this ideology self-interest,talk about why we should care about those implications, and end with what might be done.
Those implications amount to $20.3 million for the first year of implementation and $12 million per annum thereafter.
Representatives are also reminded that, should a draft resolution have programme budget implications, sufficient time should beallowed to enable the Secretary-General to prepare a statement on those implications.
The details of those implications will be contained in the report which the Secretary-General will submit to the General Assembly at its fifty-seventh session.
There was also agreement that the Parties neededinformation on the financial implications of the proposed decision, and that those implications had to be considered in the context of other demands on available funds.
Should those implications be significant, the Secretary-General should consider submitting a revised budget to cover the Mission ' s requirements for the remainder of 2012/13.
With regard to the implications of the Agreement on Agriculture for new trade opportunities,the report suggested that the full evaluation of those implications had been impeded by the failure of countries to provide the relevant notifications.
The French delegation took note of those implications and made clear to the Commission the extent to which members of the Subcommission and the Secretariat could proceed with the management of the submission;
Member States should also examine resource and budget implications more closely when considering new or expanded mandates,by demanding more timely information and more meaningful discussions about those implications.
International cooperation is necessary for assessing those implications and providing a supportive international framework to facilitate the efforts being made by developing countries.
It is especially important that delegations submit all draft resolutions that might entail programme budget implications as early as possible to enable the Secretariatto prepare in a timely manner the necessary statements reflecting those implications.
The Chair noted that, as a result of the programme budget implications of the draft resolution,delegations needed more time to review those implications and to consult on the content of the statement prepared by the Secretariat in that regard.
The Chairman invited delegations to observe the deadlines indicated and to submit draft resolutions that might entail programme budget implications as early as possible, so thatthe Secretariat could prepare in a timely manner information on those implications.
Invites the functional commissions to clearly identify the implications of their work on operational activities andto bring those implications to the attention of the governing bodies of the funds and programmes for their consideration and guidance on operational activities in order to strengthen the link between policy guidance and operational activities;
It was felt that in considering this matter it would be useful for the Committee to have a statement from the Secretariat on the financialimplications of different options in the resolution of this matter, those implications being one of the factors to be taken into account.
His understanding was that, where issues carried programme budget implications, the procedure provided:first of all for the Secretary-General to submit a report on those implications; secondly, for the Advisory Committee to prepare its own report on the basis of that report; and, lastly, for the Fifth Committee to take a decision following its consideration of the two reports.
It had again pointed out the likelihood of an increased workload for the Advisory Committee, the Fifth Committee and the General Assembly as a result of the extra volume of information generated following the implementation of IPSAS implementation,and repeated its recommendation that the General Assembly should consider those implications as a matter of priority.
Furthermore, should a draft resolution have programme budget implications, additional time will be required by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions andthe Fifth Committee to review those implications before the draft resolution is acted on by the General Assembly.
Furthermore, should a draft resolution have programme budget implications, additional time will be required by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions andthe Fifth Committee to review those implications before the draft resolution is acted upon by the General Assembly.