Examples of using Two comments in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Two comments on this result.
I would like to make two comments.
I must make two comments in that regard.
In any case, I have two comments.
We have two comments on the record"Video".
Here I would like to make two comments.
What to make two comments first of all.
Mr. Nasseri(Iran): I have two comments.
Two comments may be made on Israel ' s claims.
In this respect, I will very briefly make two comments.
But I will make just two comments on this diagnostic approach.
On this occasion, my delegation wishes to make two comments.
We have only two comments on paragraphs 10 and 11 of the annex.
In this connection, my delegation wishes to make two comments.
However, he wished to make two comments on the matter.
We have two comments on the record"Yuri Entin: History of a song".
However, it wished to make two comments on those provisions.
On the whole, I share this analysis, but let me make two comments.
He wished to make two comments on draft article 10.
Regarding paragraph 24 of the report, he wished to add two comments.
Those two comments do not diminish our support of the main thrust of this draft resolution.
Mr. Gold(Israel): I have two comments to make.
Sweden welcomed this opportunity to participate formally in the universal periodic review dialogue on Canada,and made two comments.
Mr. ASHIKI(Japan) said that the Japanese delegation had two comments on draft resolution A/C.4/49/L.13, which had just been adopted.
Sir Michael WESTON(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland):I really just wanted to make two comments.
This statement prompts me to make two comments, the first in my capacity as President and the second in my capacity as national representative.
Two comments were received, one by the American Meat Institute(AMI), a trade association of meat packers and processors, opposed to the final rule and one by the U. S.
His Government wished to make two comments specifically relating to the draft principles. First, it had reservations about the inclusion of damage to the environment per se in the definition of damage, because that inclusion was not adequately grounded in international law.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to make two comments on this statement. First, in most of the cases brought to the attention of the Government of the Sudan, the reported perpetrators belong to the Sudanese army and the Popular Defence Forces(PDF), which are under the control of the Government of the Sudan.
Sir Nigel Rodleysaid that a representative of Uzbekistan had made two comments which he could not pass over in silence. First, he had implied that the Committee had access to confidential information held by the International Committee of the Red Cross: no basis existed for such an assertion; there were other means of obtaining the information, which was possibly not even known to the Red Cross.