Examples of using To consider in depth in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Commission 's task should therefore be to consider in depth what the real purpose of the draft convention was.
Regarding management, and with a view to ensuring the unique legitimacy of this Organization, we consider it indispensable to strengthen the Organization ' s monitoring and oversight mechanisms,and we request the General Assembly to consider in depth the recommendations of the Volcker report.
Lack of time did not permit you,Mr. President, to consider in depth the measures of a longer-term nature within the framework of my reform report.
I would like to conclude by reaffirming Cuba ' s support for the convening of a special session of the General Assembly during its sixty-third session in orderto consider in depth the issues related to food security and energy security.
The Ad Hoc Committee had many organizational and procedural issues to consider, and its task would be rendered even more difficult andtime-consuming if it also had to consider in depth the question of the substantive law to be applicable.
The SBSTA agreed to consider in depth at its twenty-second session(May 2005) the issues relatingto the research needs of the Convention.
Unfortunately, in a debate such as this it is not possible to consider in depth every aspect of the report.
It would therefore be wise to consider in depth how much more we can and should expect from the report of the Security Council in terms of its analytic capability.
As I said during an informal meeting of the Assembly,we now have a relatively long time to consider in depth this proposal and to take a decision at the fifty-third session.
I must reiterate the urgent need to consider in depth a new cooperation modality or scheme that takes into account the specific development needs of middle-income countries like Uruguay.
At the same time, there are a number of proposals which relevant competent United Nations bodies andMember States have to consider in depth and expeditiously, including proposals for longer-term changes, such as the sunset provisions.
The international meeting will be an opportune time to consider in depth relevant ocean issues including, among others, the appropriate management approaches and tools to conserve, manage and protect our ocean resources within the context of small island developing States.
As Member States, we have the legitimate right and the duty to consider in depth the Council ' s work and to determine if the Council is really acting on behalf of all and fulfilling, as it should, the lofty responsibilities conferred on it by the Charter.
I should like to pay particular tribute here to the Chairman of the Fourth Committee, Ambassador Hasmy Agam of Malaysia, whose vast knowledge and experience, enhanced by his consummate diplomatic skills,enabled the Committee to consider in depth all the agenda items allocated to it by the General Assembly.
This agenda item on the report of theSecurity Council represents a valuable opportunity to consider in depth the work of the Council and to identify steps that should be taken to improve the working methods of that important organ.
I should like to pay particular tribute here to the Chairman of the Fourth Committee, Mr. Graham Maitland of South Africa, whose knowledge and experience in multilateral forums, enhanced by his consummate diplomatic skills,enabled the Committee to consider in depth all the agenda items allocated to it by the General Assembly.
As the Working Group, at its first session,had not had sufficient time to consider in depth the obstacles to the implementation of the Declaration on the Right to Development, it considered it opportune to reflect further on this issue.
I should like to pay particular tribute here to the Chairman of the Fourth Committee, Ambassador Chitsaka Chipaziwa of Zimbabwe, whose knowledge and experience in multilateral forums, enhanced by his consummate diplomatic skills,enabled the Committee to consider in depth all the agenda items allocated to it by the Assembly.
Action: The SBSTA will be invited to consider in depth the information provided by relevant research programmes and organizations,in particular information on new scientific findings and developments in research activities, as well as information presented by Parties.
The Millennium Summit, which opened this session of the General Assembly,proved to be a historic opportunity to consider in depth the challenges inherent in the new global trends, which are generating a new international order, with its risks and its potential for peace and security, economic growth, sustainable development and human security.
It noted that, during the consideration of that question, ILC had been divided into three groups: those who advocated maintaining the chapter as it stood, those who wanted the chapter to be improved and those who favoured simply deletingit. The Malian delegation had not, however, had time to consider in depth the arguments advanced in support of the various positions.
Particular tribute should be given to the Chairman of the Fourth Committee, Mr. Nassir Abdulaziz AlNasser of Qatar, whose knowledge and experience in multilateral forums, enhanced by his consummate diplomatic skills,enabled the Committee to consider in depth all the agenda items allocated to it by the General Assembly, and whose focus and determination greatly facilitated our deliberations on a number of sensitive issues.
Mr. Reina Idiaquez(Honduras)(spoke in Spanish): I wish to commend your efforts and to congratulate you, Mr. President, on having organized this meeting to discuss the Millennium Development Goals and the world economic crisis,which also enables us to consider in depth the need for genuine democratization of the United Nations and the international economic system.
I should like to pay particular tribute here to the Chairman of the Fourth Committee, Mr. Jorge Argüello of Argentina, whose knowledge and experience in multilateral forums, enhanced by his excellent diplomatic skills,enabled the Committee to consider in depth all the agenda items allocated to it by the General Assembly and whose focus and determination greatly facilitated our deliberations on a number of sensitive issues.
I need hardly recall that the General Assembly ' s consideration of the item on the report of the Security Council is the only opportunity for States Members of the United Nations,in particular for those of us that are not members of the Security Council, to consider in depth the activities of that organ and to identify measures that should be taken to make the required improvements to its working methods.
I should like to pay particular tribute here to the Chairman of the Fourth Committee, Mr. Enrique Loedel of Uruguay, whose knowledge and experience in multilateral forums, enhanced by his consummate diplomatic skills,enabled the Committee to consider in depth all the agenda items allocated to it by the General Assembly, and whose focus and determination greatly facilitated our deliberations on a number of sensitive issues.
The International Council on Social Welfare, an international non-governmental organization working to promote social development, social justice and social welfare worldwide,fully supports the decision of the Commission for Social Development to consider in depth the issues pertinent to the empowerment of people in achieving the three core goals of the World Summit for Social Development, namely, poverty eradication, social integration and full employment and decent work for all.