Примеры использования Bolivian delegation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Bolivian delegation made the following statement before the vote.
Mr. Avtonomov(Country Rapporteur) welcomed the constructive andfruitful dialogue between Committee members and the Bolivian delegation.
In addition, the Bolivian delegation's explanation regarding the use of weapons by the police was far too general.
Mr. IRAGORRI(Colombia) said that he fully supported the statement on agenda item 121 made in the Fifth Committee by the Bolivian delegation on 27 November 1996.
Rapporteur said that the Bolivian delegation, in its written replies, had referred on several occasions to the Patria Grande programme.
The Chairperson invited the Committee members who, owing to time constraints,had not been given the floor during the previous meeting to put their questions to the Bolivian delegation.
The Bolivian delegation considered that assistance to the private sector should take into account international norms protecting developing countries.
Regarding prison conditions, he pressed the Bolivian delegation for more details on overcrowding and the denial of daily subsistence.
For all these reasons, andbearing in mind the goals that have inspired the draft resolution before the General Assembly on this item, the Bolivian delegation firmly supports it.
Mr. Camacho Omiste(Bolivia)(interpretation from Spanish): Mr. Chairman, the Bolivian delegation is pleased indeed to see you presiding over the work of the First Committee.
Finally, the Bolivian delegation emphasizes the positive work carried out by the Secretary-General in fulfilment of resolution 52/26, on oceans and the law of the sea.
In June 1994, the Vice-President of Bolivia, Victor Hugo Cárdenas, headed a Bolivian delegation which attended the investiture of President Nelson Mandela in Cape Town.
The Bolivian delegation voted in favour of this draft resolution because we are convinced that the full and effective enjoyment of human rights is a basic condition for development.
While welcoming the Director-General's remarks concerning the informally circulated draft agreements setting out criteria for the payment of voluntary contributions, the Bolivian delegation agreed with the representative of Mexico that UNIDO should continue its efforts to contribute to the coordination of the United Nations field representation system.
Head of the Bolivian delegation at all meetings of experts to draft the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances 1987-1988.
Mr. Camacho Omiste(Bolivia)(interpretation from Spanish): The Bolivian delegation listened with interest to the statement of His Excellency the President of the Lebanese Republic to the General Assembly.
The Bolivian delegation reaffirmed its intention to develop cooperation with JINR in issues of personnel training for development of nuclear physics and nuclear energy, as well as in establishment of conditions for participation of Bolivian scientists in scientific research and applied developments of JINR.
Mr. Camacho Omiste(Bolivia)(interpretation from Spanish): This morning I had the honour of informing you,Mr. President, and the General Assembly that the Bolivian delegation had made the necessary payment to reduce its arrears and was therefore able to exercise its right to vote, but the Secretary-General had informed us that for administrative reasons some additional hours were needed to process the payment.
The Bolivian delegation wished to commend in that regard the valuable contribution to development being made by the Nordic countries, which contributed between 0.8 per cent and 1.1 per cent of their gross domestic product(GDP), as well as the help they provided in facilitating the reduction of the external debt of the relatively less developed countries that were burdened by high levels of international debt.
First allow me, on behalf of the Bolivian delegation, to congratulate you and the other officers elected to guide the present expert meeting.
The Bolivian delegation takes the view that most countries are fully in agreement as to the need to strengthen the authority of the General Assembly, which, given its broad democratic representation, should serve as a central axis of the Organization, thus averting interference from the Security Council in issues that are not strictly within its jurisdiction.
Mr. BRILLANTES(Vice-Chairperson) said that while the Bolivian delegation was to be commended on the impressive efforts already made, he did not feel that a complete picture of the situation in Bolivia had been provided.
The Bolivian delegation had studied the report of the Special Committee(A/59/23) and had taken due note of the decision of Member States to implement the Declaration and the relevant United Nations resolutions, the cooperation of the administering Powers, the participation of representatives of the Non-Self-Governing Territories in the work of the Special Committee, and the organization of weeks of solidarity, regional seminars and visiting missions.
Mr. Camacho Omiste(Bolivia)(interpretation from Spanish): The Bolivian delegation is pleased to initiate our consideration of the report presented by the Secretary-General, Mr. Boutros Boutros-Ghali, on the work of the Organization.
In conclusion, the Bolivian delegation reaffirms the need to find peaceful solutions to the controversies that continue to exist in the Western hemisphere by acting in a spirit of genuine and rejuvenating multilateralism, aimed at strengthening efforts to enable peace-loving peoples to make progress in their development on the ever more solid foundations of shared responsibilities and generous solidarity.
The CHAIRPERSON welcomed the Bolivian delegation and its head, Ms. Navarro Llanos, Permanent Representative of Bolivia to the United Nations Office at Geneva.
The Chairperson, thanking the Bolivian delegation for the constructive exchange of views that had taken place, said that the Committee's concluding observations on the seventeenth to twentieth periodic reports of Bolivia would be communicated to the State party as soon as they had been adopted.
Mr. Siles Alvarado(Bolivia)(spoke in Spanish): The Bolivian delegation does not want to make a lengthy statement since most of the concepts that we should have liked to mention have already been put forward by the delegations that sponsored resolution 62/270.
Nonetheless, I want to emphasize that, in the view of the Bolivian delegation, the resolution constitutes one more step in defence of those millions of migrants who find themselves obliged to live in often subhuman conditions-- those thousands, indeed millions, of migrants who are obliged to live in secret.
The CHAIRPERSON commended the Bolivian delegation on various aspects of its work with the Committee, including the involvement of civil society in the preparation of the State party report, the reform dynamic under way, and the value placed on migration as a contributing factor to development.