Примеры использования Cuba supported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cuba supported the call for complete and general disarmament.
Since the exercise of that right was a pre-condition for the enjoyment of all human rights, Cuba supported the inalienable right of the Palestinian people to establish an independent sovereign State.
Cuba supported the principles underlying UNIDO's new cooperation modalities.
During the Falklands War between Argentina andthe United Kingdom in April-June 1982; Cuba supported Argentina's rights over the Falkland Islands(Islas Malvinas) and funneled weapons to Argentina from Libya via-Brazil.
Cuba supported the Puerto Rican and Palestinian peoples' right to self-determination.
The representatives of China and Cuba supported this view, but were not opposed to considering both texts in the drafting group.
Cuba supported the idea of having a Second Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism.
Ms. González(Cuba) said that Cuba supported regulated, orderly migration and welcomed the opportunity to discuss the matter with other Member States.
Cuba supported the idea of convening an international conference on the topic in 2011.
Mr. León González(Cuba)(spoke in Spanish): Cuba supported draft resolution A/C.1/56/L.40 on transparency in armaments as an extension of our recognition of the value and significance of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms.
Cuba supported the proposal to make the Middle East region a nuclear-weapon-free zone.
Cuba supported the statement by Antigua and Barbuda to the effect that the Committee should act more boldly.
Cuba supported conclusion 2013/3 of the Programme and Budget Committee, and in particular subparagraph o.
Cuba supported the recommendation that the Committee should increase its membership and accept Nicaragua's request.
Cuba supported the convening in 2013 of a new conference to follow up the financing for development agenda.
Cuba supported the inalienable right of the Palestinian people to establish their own independent and sovereign State.
Cuba supported all initiatives and proposals leading to negotiations on the adoption of the articles in the form of a convention.
In 1919, Cuba supported the idea of independence of the Jewish people and condemned the extermination of Jews by the Nazis in 1942.
Cuba supported investment that created infrastructure and contributed capital, market and technology elements.
Cuba supported using renewable energy sources, but at the same time was promoting rational and efficient energy use.
Cuba supported the efforts of the international community to prosecute the perpetrators of the most serious crimes against humanity.
In addition, Cuba supported capacity-building and the efforts of developing States, least developed countries and the small island States.
Cuba supported the idea of holding such seminars and felt that it was necessary for the Committee to have sufficient resources for their organization.
Cuba supported efforts to strengthen multilateral cooperation aimed at promoting sustainable industrial development in the developing countries.
Cuba supported draft resolution A/C.1/56/L.6 on missiles because we believe that it addresses a very important issue that must be debated by the General Assembly.
Cuba supported the innovative activities of UNIFEM, in line with national and regional priorities, to involve women in development activities.
Consequently, Cuba supported the investigative work of the Special Rapporteur on the question of the use of mercenaries, who gathered valuable information and denounced all new mercenary activities.
Cuba supported the conclusions and recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General, and concurred with the recommendations contained in paragraphs 18 to 22 of the Advisory Committee's report.
Also, Cuba supported the principle that no State could invoke diplomatic protection of one of its nationals if that person had not previously exhausted all available domestic remedies.
Cuba supported General Assembly resolution 66/24 and will continue to contribute to the peaceful global development of information and telecommunications technologies and their use for the good of all humanity.