Examples of using All documentation should in English and their translations into Spanish
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All documentation should be sent to CVC.
Because of the urgency of the matter,as stressed in the letter from the President of the International Tribunal(A/C.5/48/68), all documentation should be prepared in a timely manner.
All documentation should be the same.
In that vein,access to information on policies would depart from the principle that all documentation should be accessible and then specify on which grounds access should be restricted or denied.
All documentation should be in English/ Spanish.
Main documents requiring action should be clear and concise; supporting documents should provide guidance on decision-making andenumerate alternatives; and all documentation should be available on time.
All documentation should be included with your letter.
Practical measures include requiring men andwomen to be present at the registration process, during which all documentation should be read aloud and explained; and providing space on documentation for recording multiple names.
All documentation should be provided within the specified timetables and in all official United Nations languages.
To that end, meetings should be open and all documentation should be subject to general distribution; that would provide a system of checks and balances which was currently not available and ensure an openness comparable with arrangements in the current comparator.
All documentation should be provided within the specified timetables and in all the official languages of the United Nations.
All documentation should be provided within the specified timetables and page limits and in all official United Nations languages.
All documentation should have been made available two weeks before the start of the second part of the resumed session, particularly given the size of the proposed peacekeeping budgets.
All documentation should be kept concise, crisp and clear, with a focus on relevant issues. It must be available in all official languages in accordance with the rules of the United Nations and in no instance later than two weeks before the start of meetings.
All version-specific documentation should be labeled appropriately.
All test documentation should be completed accurately and promptly.
All the documentation should be presented in original and photocopy.
All financial documentation should clearly indicate what it is and to whom it relates.
All necessary documentation should be prepared, reviewed and filed in order to maintain a clear audit trail for procurement actions AH2006/513/03/02.
Moreover, in conformity with the recent decision of the Secretary-General of the United Nations all parliamentary documentation should not exceed 16 pages.
In particular, all pre-session documentation should be available on the UNCTAD Web site at least four weeks prior to the relevant meeting.
Susan Kleinman believed that it would be a good idea to revise the policy stating that all Debian documentation should be written in Debiandoc.