Примеры использования Chairman replied на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Chairman replied to a question raised.
The Chairman drew Committee members' attention to a com-munication addressed to him by the Chairman of the Fifth Committee regarding budgetary and administrative matters.[The communication refers to General Assembly resolution 45/248(Part VI)which confirms the Fifth Committee's responsibility on the matters.] The Chairman replied to a question posed to him by the representative of Algeria.
The CHAIRMAN replied that the matter had not been discussed.
At the same meeting, the Chairman replied to questions put to him by the representatives of Cuba and the Syrian Arab Republic.
The Chairman replied Uganda had requested the recorded vote.
The Chairman replied that the request had been made by the United States.
The Chairman replied to a query posed to him by the representative of Israel.
The Chairman replied to a question posed to him by the rep-resentative of Italy.
The Chairman replied that the request had been made by the United States delegation.
The Chairman replied to a question posed to him by the representative of Papua New Guinea.
The Chairman replied that the matter was not on the official agenda of the Committee.
The Chairman replied that the request had been made by the delegation of the United States of America.
The CHAIRMAN replied that some parts of the Adriatic coast had remained unaffected.
The Chairman replied that Australia, Canada and the United States had requested a recorded vote.
The CHAIRMAN replied that they would not, but that their contents would be reproduced in a different form.
The Chairman replied that it had been the United States delegation, joined by the Japanese delegation.
The Chairman replied that he had not planned to do so, but if the delegations wished, he would give them the floor.
The CHAIRMAN replied that the content of the request had reflected the decisions of the floor at the Committee's discussions in May.
The Chairman replied that, although that point was well taken, the Committee was now considering the action to be taken.
The CHAIRMAN replied that it was not possible to adopt the draft for the time being for technical reasons, such as the numbering of paragraphs.
The Chairman replied that the recorded vote had been requested by the delegations of the United States of America and Japan.
The Chairman replied that the committee had already studied many documents and had also paid a four-day visit to Juba in April 1993.
The CHAIRMAN replied that the Committee must of course be realistic, and that there was no question of expecting standard replies from countries.
The Chairman replied that the Secretariat had taken note of Australia's increased in-kind contribution and would update document A/C.5/53/61 accordingly.
The Chairman replied that the task of the Bureau was confined to ensuring that the deadlines set for the introduction of draft resolutions were complied with.
The CHAIRMAN replied that such a course was not possible given that Committee members had not reached a consensus on what procedure to adopt in relation to Saint Lucia.
The Chairman replied that under rule 129 there was no need for a vote to be requested and invited members to make general remarks on the draft resolution prior to the voting.
The Chairman replied that in order to create more flexibility, R.650/Rev.3 ruled that geographical balance should be taken into account but it was no longer a requirement.
The Chairman replied that this formulation was used for particularly dangerous substances of RID/ADR, which because of the resulting danger could not be packed together either with other dangerous goods or with non-dangerous goods.
The Chairman replied that the carrier could use the transport documents to verify which danger labels should be affixed to the wagon/vehicle, independently of whether the packages were really labelled correctly.