Question

example of un united paragraph ​

Answer 1

Answer:

n United Nations documents, to ensure that references and cross-references are identical in all language versions, the paragraphs are normally numbered consecutively, with arabic numerals. The paragraphs are not numbered in summaries or other front matter, or in letters or statements received from Member States and circulated as documents.

Explanation:

In United Nations publications, the paragraphs should be numbered only if the numbers would serve a useful purpose.

Subparagraphs should be identified in the following way:

First degree:        (a) ,   (b),   (c)   etc.

    (French and Spanish:   a),   b),   c)   etc.)

Second degree:   ( i) ,   (ii),   (iii)   etc.

    (French and Spanish:   i),   ii),   iii)  etc.)

Third degree:      a. ,   b.,   c.   etc.

Fourth degree:     i. ,   ii.,   iii.   etc.