Примеры использования Ambassador jeremy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock.
Under the able chairmanship of Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, that Committee has made the Council relevant in tackling terrorism.
United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, head of mission.
Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, then Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, added a fifth criterion, with which, frankly, I am comfortable.
We are particularly appreciative of the transparency in the work carried out by Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock in his capacity as Chair of the Counter-Terrorism Committee.
The mission was to be led by Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock of the United Kingdom, and would visit Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia, Guinea-Bissau and Sierra Leone.
On 4 April the Security Council held a formal meeting to receive the last report from Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock as Chairman of the Counter-Terrorism Committee.
We pay tribute to Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, the Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, for the commendable work he is doing as Chairman of the Counter-Terrorism Committee.
During the review period, the chairmanship of the Committee was transferred from Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock(United Kingdom) to Ambassador Inocencio Arias(Spain) on 4 April 2003.
The Council has proven its effectiveness with regard to the question of terrorism through theoutstanding work being carried out by the Counter-Terrorism Committee, under the leadership of Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock of the United Kingdom.
I wish to thank the President of the Security Council, Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, for his balanced and objective presentation of this year's report to the General Assembly.
Ambassador Jeremy B. Shearer, Deputy Director-General, Multilateral Branch, Department of Foreign Affairs, Pretoria; Mr. Peter Goosen, Deputy Director, Disarmament Affairs, Multilateral Branch, Department of Foreign Affairs.
For the final part of the retreat, the facilitator of this part, Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, posed the following questions.
Ambassador Jeremy B. Shearer, Deputy Director-General of the Multilateral Branch of the Department of Foreign Affairs of South Africa, Mr. Roger Jardine, Nuclear Scientist, African National Congress(ANC), Johannesburg, and Dr. Solly Skosana, Secretary for Environmental Affairs, Pan Africanist Congress of Azania(PAC), Johannesburg, attended the meeting as expert observers.
Mr. Lidén(Sweden): First of all,I wish to thank the President of the Security Council, Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, for his presentation of this year's report to the General Assembly.
Mr. Mra(Myanmar): At the outset,allow me to thank Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the United Nations and President of the Security Council for the month of October, for his useful presentation of the annual report of the Council.
It set up a Counter-Terrorism Committee,which has become authoritative thanks to the dynamism of its Chairman, Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, and to the fortunate involvement of all States members of the Organization.
The committee established under this resolution, chaired by Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, has been a model of openness and transparency vis-à-vis all Member States of the Organization.
The Government of Japan is providing the following additional information in response to the comments/questions posed in the letter of Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, Chairman of the Counter-Terrorism Committee, dated May 1, 2002 S/AC.40/2002/MS/ OC.70.
In adopting its resolution 1373(2001),by which it established the Counter-Terrorism Committee chaired by Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, and in creating the Committee established pursuant to Council resolution 1267(1999), chaired by Ambassador Alfonso Valdivieso, the Council took decisions of indisputable lasting value.
It would be very useful to have an evaluation of the work of that Committee,given that there is an excellent basis for it in the valuable exchange of information process that the Chairman of the Committee, Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, has established with non-members of the Council.
Mr. Varso(Slovakia): At the outset,allow me to thank the President of the Security Council for the month of October, Ambassador Jeremy Greenstock, the representative of the United Kingdom, for his comprehensive presentation of the Council's annual report to the General Assembly.
In response to an invitation from the Working Group, the then President of the Security Council, Ambassador Anwarul Chowdhury(Bangladesh), andtwo former Presidents of the Security Council, Ambassadors Jeremy Greenstock(United Kingdom) and Arnoldo Listre(Argentina), attended the Working Group and spoke of steps taken by the Security Council with a view to ensuring greater openness and transparency in procedures.
On 18 March 2003, in response to an invitation from the Working Group, the President of the Security Council, Ambassador Mamady Traoré(Guinea), andtwo additional members of the Council, Ambassadors Jeremy Greenstock(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) and Adolfo Aguilar Zinser(Mexico), discussed with the Working Group steps taken by the Security Council with a view to ensuring greater openness and transparency in its procedures and working methods.
On 13 June 2001, in response to an invitation from the Working Group, the then President of the Security Council, Ambassador Anwarul Chowdhury(Bangladesh), andtwo members of the Security Council, Ambassadors Jeremy Greenstock(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) and Alfonso Valdivieso(Colombia), attended the meeting of the Working Group and spoke of steps taken by the Security Council with a view to ensuring greater openness and transparency in procedures.
The special contribution andrelentless efforts of the Counter-Terrorism Committee under the able chairmanship of Ambassador Sir Jeremy Greenstock were highlighted.
In that context, my delegation would like to commend the highly valuable work of the Counter-Terrorism Committee, under the very able leadership of Ambassador Sir Jeremy Greenstock.
My delegation would like to thank Ambassador Sir Jeremy Greenstock of the United Kingdom, President of the Council for the month of October 1998, for introducing the report.
Mr. Pérez-Otermin(Uruguay)(interpretation from Spanish): Allow me at the outset, Sir,to thank Ambassador Sir Jeremy Greenstock for presenting the annual report of the Security Council in his capacity as President of that body.
The Security Council's Counter-Terrorism Committee(CTC)under the very able leadership of Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Ambassador of the United Kingdom, is at the core of the United Nations coordinating role.