Примеры использования Bravaco на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I will be brief.
Mr. Bravaco(United States): Mr. Chairman, I will be brief.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I shall try to be brief.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I have just a few points to make.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): Mr. Chairman, I must apologize.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I will try, Mr. Chairman.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I will be as brief as I possibly can.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): It is good to be working with you again, Mr. Chairman.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): The Disarmament Commission is an important body.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): We would support deleting verification entirely.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I think that that is probably a good direction to go.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): Mr. Chairman, that makes it quite a bit clearer.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): As I said earlier, Sir, I found your idea intriguing.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): Mr. Chairman, I apologize for taking the floor yet again.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I merely proposed"in all its aspects" as a suggestion.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I would support such a move, at least as an interim step.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I am afraid that the United States cannot agree to that proposal.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I just wanted to observe that I think we are off to a very good start.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I would agree that perhaps a 5- to 10-minute recess would be a good idea.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I would like to thank the Chairman for his efforts in recent days.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I think the concept of equitable allocation is something that needs to be preserved in your formulation.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): Mr. Chairman, your idea or notion-- I will not call it a proposal-- is intriguing.
Mr. Bravaco(United States): Regrettably, Sir, your proposal has undergone a significant amount of vivisection, even at this early stage.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): Theoretically, if there were a third working group, then it would have to be expressed in the context of the agenda.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): The United States believes that the United Kingdom's proposal to add a second sentence is a very useful contribution.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): Our delegation congratulates you, Sir, on your election as Chairman of the Disarmament Commission for the 2007 session.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): I take the floor very briefly simply to say that I take good note of the views expressed by the representative of Grenada.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): First of all, let me thank you, Mr. Chairman, for your intensive efforts this week to bring us together to reach an agreement.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): Very briefly, I just want to note that the United States proposal on establishing a third agenda item is still on the table.
Mr. Bravaco(United States of America): The United States delegation is pleased to see you, Sir, the representative of the Republic of Korea, chairing the Disarmament Commission.