Примеры использования Consensus had been achieved на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Consensus had been achieved on all nominations.
After a long and difficult process, consensus had been achieved in the judicial sector.
A consensus had been achieved during the informal consultations.
It was disappointing that no consensus had been achieved on a draft resolution in 2004.
Consensus had been achieved as to the structure and wording of the terms of reference.
China's proposal might have been acceptable to Turkey if a consensus had been achieved on it.
A consensus had been achieved on the text and he recommended it for adoption without a vote.
Mr. MAZEMO(Zimbabwe) said that his delegation was also disappointed that no consensus had been achieved.
Consensus had been achieved on a variety of technical issues that should enhance the contingent-owned equipment system.
After a lively discussion, recommendations had been made on the issues on which consensus had been achieved.
I note that this document transmits a text on which no consensus had been achieved in the Ad Hoc Committee on a Nuclear Test Ban.
Mr. HAMBURGER(Netherlands), Vice-Chairman, reporting on the results of the informal consultations,said that a consensus had been achieved.
Mr. Sato(Japan) reported that,despite lengthy consultations, no consensus had been achieved on a possible improvement to paragraph 3 of draft article 12.
The Working Group should focus on the five substantive issues highlighted by the Chairman of the International Law Commission andshould not reopen discussion of questions on which consensus had been achieved.
But the reforms on which a consensus had been achieved would be approved immediately after the presidential elections, which were slated for July 2006.
Mr. Kemmerling(Germany), speaking as chairman of the informal consultations,said that consensus had been achieved so far, on six draft decisions.
It was ironic that, at a time when consensus had been achieved on social and human development priorities, the resources earmarked for the developing countries had diminished.
Mrs. EMERSON(Portugal), Vice-Chairman, introduced draft resolution A/C.5/49/L.23, on which a consensus had been achieved in informal consultations.
Mr. ARELLANO RESENDIZ(Mexico), Vice-President,said that consensus had been achieved and, therefore, he requested that the draft resolution should be adopted without a vote.
Mr. WANG Xiaochu(China) said that the Committee had before ita draft resolution and two draft decisions on which a consensus had been achieved during extensive informal consultations.
His delegation regretted that no consensus had been achieved on the preparation of uniform rules on digital signatures but noted with satisfaction that the Commission would continue its work in that area.
He was pleased that, through the efforts of the participants,especially the interested parties, consensus had been achieved during the informal consultations.
The Nordic countries regretted,in particular, that no consensus had been achieved on the proposed revision to programme 35 on human rights, which was of crucial importance and must be accorded priority.
Mr. Özügergin(Turkey), Vice-Chairman, introduced draft resolution A/C.2/53/L.42, which had been drawn upfollowing informal consultations held on draft resolution A/C.2/53/L.19; he noted that consensus had been achieved thanks mainly to Kenya.
In 1992, largely as the result of the Subcommittee's work, consensus had been achieved on the Principles Relevant to the Use of Nuclear Energy Sources in Outer Space.
After no consensus had been achieved in 2006, Israel had associated itself with the declaration to adopt national policies limiting the use and transfer of MOTAPMs, particularly welcoming the provision limiting the transfer of MOTAPMs to terrorists and States sponsoring them.
On 20 August, the Conference on Disarmament adopted the report ofits Ad Hoc Committee, which concluded that no consensus had been achieved on the draft text of the comprehensive test-ban treaty CTBT.
The Chairperson-Rapporteur noted that no consensus had been achieved for the adoption of articles during the ninth session of the working group, yet an open and constructive dialogue had been established and the problems concerning the 26 articles discussed had been clearly identified, which would facilitate future discussion.
The CHAIRMAN said that the Committee should first adoptthe draft resolution and the draft decisions, on which a consensus had been achieved in information consultations, and then hear the Director of Personnel.
It was noted that the report of the working group of the Commission would be the basis for consideration of the topic by the working group of the Sixth Committee, which should consider only the five substantive issues highlighted by the Commission andnot reopen discussion of questions on which consensus had been achieved.