Примеры использования Council members supported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Council members supported the efforts of the United Nations Secretariat.
During the discussion, Council members supported the general objectives of the report.
The Council members supported and encouraged further implementation of that agreement.
While noting the slow pace of progress, most Council members supported the Joint Special Representative's efforts to revitalize the Doha peace process.
Most Council members supported the draft resolution, while terming the demolitions"unacceptable.
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With regard to the successor arrangement to the Joint Mission, most Council members supported the continuation of the Mission's activities, until the Council was satisfied that no more chemical materials remained in the Syrian Arab Republic.
Council members supported the recommendation of the Secretary-General to extend the mandate of UNOMSIL.
All Council members supported the Secretary-General's recommendation to extend the mandate of UNFICYP until 15 December 2006.
Council members supported that recommendation, considering that it aimed at implementing the Arusha Peace Agreement.
The Council members supported the recommendation of the Secretary-General to extend the UNDOF mandate for a new six-month period.
Most Council members supported the conference on Somalia held in London and welcomed the deployment of UNSOM.
All Council members supported the 19 April agreement facilitated by the High Representative of the European Union, Catherine Ashton.
Council members supported the Secretary-General's recommendation to extend the mandate of the United Nations Office in Angola until 15 April 2001.
Council members supported the OAU position on Somalia and reaffirmed that the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Somalia should be fully respected.
Some Council members supported the appointment of a special envoy for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and requested more information on the envoy's mandate.
Most Council members supported the proposal of the Joint Special Envoy and favoured quick action on a second resolution authorizing a full mission.
Council members supported the use of those facilities for briefings, provided there was a balance between videoconferences and live briefings.
Council members supported the use of videoconference facilities for briefings, provided there was a balance between videoconferences and live briefings.
Council members supported the agreement of 19 April, facilitated by the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Catherine Ashton.
All Council members supported and welcomed the results of the National Dialogue Conference, and commended the Special Adviser and President Hadi for their efforts in this context.
Council members supported the Secretary-General's call for a thorough investigation, under international supervision or with international participation, of atrocities committed by all sides to the conflict.
Some Council members supported the appeal made to support the Afghan security infrastructure either in cash or in kind, including at the Geneva security meeting scheduled for 17 May.
Council members supported the extension of the mandate for four months, many expressing support for the recommendations of the Secretary-General, including the decision to appoint a civilian in charge of the mission.
The Council members supported the Secretary-General's letters sent on 27 April to the Permanent Representative of Israel and the Permanent Observer of Palestine containing clarifications about the team.
All Council members supported the Secretary-General's recommendation to extend the mandate of UNFICYP until 15 June 2006. A draft resolution to this effect was adopted unanimously on 14 December as resolution 1642 2005.
Some Council members supported the application of Palestine for full membership in the United Nations and stressed the need to stop all settlement activities and resume negotiations.
Council members supported the continued efforts of UNMIK to implement its mandate; some Council members underlined that the Mission had a role to play in the implementation of the 19 April agreement.
Council members supported the Special Representative's"standards before status" policy and urged both sides to refrain from statements and actions which prejudiced the final status of Kosovo.
Council members supported the action taken by the Secretary-General in respect of UNAMET staff and his efforts, in consultation with the Government of Indonesia, to resolve the current security crisis in East Timor.
Council members support the IGAD peace process in both the Sudan and Somalia.