Examples of using Would appoint in English and their translations into Arabic
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Lastly, the two legislative chambers would appoint an Ombudsman.
The court would appoint an auditing firm to go through the situation of that country.
(iii) That the Attorney General would appoint members to the Bar Council.
The President would appoint a Prime Minister from either the party holding the majority in Parliament or from a coalition of smaller parties constituting a majority.
If a capable relative could not be found, the judge would appoint another arbiter.
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He also announced that he would appoint a special coordinator for fighting racism and antisemitism.
It was his understanding that the President of the General Assembly would appoint facilitators for the process.
The President of South Africa would appoint the president and the other 10 members of the Constitutional Court.
Should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/C.3/48/L.40, the Secretary-General would appoint an expert to undertake the requested study.
The decision that each committee would appoint a focal point for cooperation with United Nations entities was welcomed.
Under the harmonized joint concept of operations, the African Union,in consultation with ECOWAS, would appoint a special representative to head the mission.
In the draft decision, the Assembly would appoint Sierra Leone as a member of the Committee on Information, increasing its membership to 113.
This insurance should be requested in advance prior to thestart of the construction works whereby the insurer would appoint a consultant to look over the project details from start to finish.
The Secretary-General would appoint the head of the Permanent Secretariat after consultation with the COP, which would determine the level and term of office of the appointment.
In addition, the Council decided that CPLP would appoint a Special Representative to Guinea-Bissau.
If, in a request for arbitration, the claimant were to propose an arbitrator from the list of arbitrators and the respondent were to agree with the proposed arbitrator,the neutral entity would appoint that arbitrator.
Each ministry and public authority would appoint an adviser for gender mainstreaming.
IGNU informed the parties that it would appoint a replacement to fill the vacancy in the Elections Commission, created by the resignation of Mr. Patrick Seyon, Co-Chairman of the Commission and an IGNU appointee.
The Secretary-General, after consultations with regional groups, would appoint the members of the Task Force in the near future.
The Secretary-General of OIC stressed that he would appoint a director within OIC who would deal exclusively with the issue of missing persons and Kuwaiti property.
With regard to the appointment of the board members in consultation with the staff, she wondered whether any thought had been given to a system in which management andstaff would appoint equal numbers of members who would in turn appoint the remaining members.
The Director General informed the Board that he would appoint an independent group of experts to examine the feasibility of moving forward with such measures.
He was pleased toreport that the Government had already indicated that it would appoint a high level task force to study his recommendations.
Once such a court accepted a case, it would appoint a supervisor to oversee the debt work-out.
When Alexander the Great was dying,his generals asked who he would leave his empire to if he would appoint a successor who would keep the legacy intact prevent generations of bloodshed.
In addition, he hoped that the Human Rights Council would appoint a Special Rapporteur to ensure the implementation of that declaration.
If an arbitrator is not appointed through party agreement,NIC Chile would appoint an arbitrator from a list established for that purpose.
Straddling these two areas would be a shared Lord Lieutenant of Ireland who would appoint both governments and a Council of Ireland, which Lloyd George believed would evolve into an all-Ireland parliament.
(c) The authorities of the" Serb Republic of Krajina" would appoint one member to observe the activities of the Commission;
The general assemblywould elect a council which in turn would appoint an accreditation board and a technical standards board.