Examples of using We instruct in English and their translations into Arabic
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We instruct the Negotiating Group to finalize its details as soon as possible.
Since that meeting has been postponed because of the emergency, we instruct the competent authorities to continue the work they have been doing on this matter.
We instruct Members to complete the work expeditiously under paragraph 31(iii).
To that end, we urge all countries tocomply fully with the Consensus reached at the Conference and we instruct our Ministers responsible for these matters to act together to implement and follow up on the Consensus.
We instruct the General Council to report further to our next Session.
We undertake to give particular attention toimplementing the commitments made in the social sphere and we instruct the Regional Social Affairs Commission to submit to us for consideration, within six months, proposals regarding a mechanism for enhancing social information systems, at national and regional levels.
We instruct the Negotiating Group to finalize its structure and details as soon as possible.
We instruct the national coordinators to adopt, at their first meeting, the 2013 Santiago Plan of Action.
At this firm, we instruct, we advise, we order, we must, but we do not"shall.".
We instruct the Negotiating Group to intensify work on the assessment of the scope of the problem with a view to finding possible solutions.
To illustrate the update, in section 5.1 of the guidelines, we instruct raters to use the highest rating,“very high quality,” for original news reporting“that provides information that would not otherwise have been known had the article not revealed it. Original, in-depth, and investigative reporting requires a high degree of skill, time, and effort.”.
We instruct the Council for TRIPS to find an expeditious solution to this problem and to report to the General Council before the end of 2002.
We instruct Members to intensify the negotiations, without prejudging their outcome, on all parts of paragraph 31 to fulfil the mandate.
To this end, we instruct the Negotiating Group to review proposals with a view to identifying those which could garner sufficient participation to be realized.
We instruct our clients in how to execute these awards undertaken by arbitral panels before national tribunals and law enforcement agencies.
To that end, we instruct our negotiators to ensure that there is a comparably high level of ambition in market access for Agriculture and NAMA.
We instruct the General Council to report on progress and action taken, together with any further recommendations as appropriate, to our next Session. Trade.
We instruct our representatives to work energetically on the Security Model and invite the Chairman-in-Office to report to the next Ministerial Council in Copenhagen.
We instruct our ministers and representatives to continue to work jointly with respect to unilateral actions, focusing special attention on following up the progress made in this matter.
We instruct the Group to intensify negotiations, based on text proposals as soon as possible after the Sixth Ministerial Conference, so as to arrive at appropriate outcomes by end 2006.
We instruct the Negotiating Group on Rules to intensify its efforts to resolve outstanding issues, with a view to a provisional decision on RTA transparency by 30 April 2006.
We instruct the councils of sectoral ministers to confront the grave problems arising from the disaster by working together, especially in the areas of health, agriculture, environment and the reconstruction of damaged infrastructure.
We instruct the BRICS ministers of science and technology to sign, at their next meeting, the memorandum of understanding on science, technology and innovation, which provides a strategic framework for cooperation in this field.
We instruct these bodies to expeditiously complete the consideration of these proposals and report periodically to the General Council, with the objective of ensuring that clear recommendations for a decision are made no later than December 2006.
To that end, we instruct SEGIB, taking as a starting point the current experience in the region, to submit to member States an Ibero-American literacy plan with the aim of declaring the Ibero-American region an“area free of illiteracy” at some point between 2008 and 2015.
We instruct the Secretary-General of the International Organization of la Francophonie to set up, under the aegis of the Permanent Council, a working group responsible for contributing to the international debate, in UNESCO and in other forums such as the International Network on Cultural Policy(RIPC), with a view to drafting an international convention on cultural diversity.
We instruct the Council for TRIPS, in pursuing its work programme including under the review of article 27.3(b)…, to examine, inter alia, the relationship between the TRIPS Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity, the protection of traditional knowledge and folklore, and other relevant new developments raised by members pursuant to article 71.1.
We instruct the Committee on Trade and Development, under the overall responsibility of the General Council, to continue the work in the Dedicated Session and to monitor progress of the small economies ' proposals in the negotiating and other bodies, with the aim of providing responses to the trade-related issues of small economies as soon as possible but no later than 31 December 2006.