Примеры использования Cuban representative на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Cuban representative tried to clarify the reasons why the answers contradicted each other.
The United States reserves its right to respond to the unfounded comments in the statement of the Cuban representative.
It is preposterous to believe, as the Cuban representative would have us do, that the young men in those unarmed planes were enemies of the Cuban people.
Among the members of 40 diplomatic missions to the United Nations invited to the seminar the Cuban representative had been the only one prevented from attending.
The restrictions imposed on the Cuban representative in San Francisco in no way violated our treaty obligations as host country.
The Chairman said that the questions raised by the United States representative would be dealt with duringthe informal consultations and that note had been taken of the request of the Cuban representative.
The lack of multiple-entry visas had, for example,impeded the work of the Cuban representative on the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions A/AC.154/329.
As the Cuban representative said in his statement at that time, the content of that paragraph sets a dangerous precedent for cooperation in the area of human rights, which the Council must uphold through its work.
Mr. Burleigh(United States of America):The diatribe from the Cuban representative, I have to say, is across the board flatly wrong in its description of my country.
The representatives of Angola, Burundi, China, Dominica, Egypt, Guinea, the Russian Federation, the Sudan and the observer delegation of Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of) expressed support for the Cuban representative.
Ms. Mulamula(United Republic of Tanzania)agreed with the Cuban representative concerning the importance of disseminating information and the excellent work done by DPI in Anguilla.
About two other organizations,the American Conservative Union and Social Alert, on which there had been little debate for lack of time, the Cuban representative had asked similar questions in the past.
Ms. Garcia-Matos(Venezuela) concurred with the Cuban representative that, although it was up to the Third Committee to review issues of substance, her delegation would nevertheless join the consensus in favour of the proposal.
The representatives of China, Nicaragua, the Russian Federation, Senegal, the Sudan and Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of) and the observers of Bolivia(Plurinational State of) and Ecuador expressed support for the Cuban representative.
Mr. Paguaga Fernández(Nicaragua), speaking in exercise of the right of reply,said that the Cuban representative had referred, at the previous meeting, to poverty and the situation of children in Nicaragua.
Referring to the Cuban representative's proposal, he said that the Committee would not have enough time after its formal meeting on 12 November to deal with an item as important as the pattern of conferences.
We have an issue: one representative says that he cannot live with the paragraph as is,so I will have to seek the views of the membership as to whether the formulation of paragraph 8 read out by the Cuban representative is satisfactory.
Replying to another question by the Cuban representative, he said that, at its resumed substantive session of 1993, the Economic and Social Council had decided that the Committee for Development Planning should meet for three days in January 1994.
The Chairman expressed his understanding that the Committee's report would duly reflect, as in previous years, all statements made by delegations andparticularly assured the Cuban representative that her country's concerns would, therefore, be reflected in the report.
With regard to the Centre for Human Rights and Environment, the Cuban representative asked a question to ascertain whether the organization carried out activities contrary to what was established in Economic and Social Council resolution 1996/31.
She reiterated her Government's firm commitment to protect the Permanent Mission and representatives of Cuba and to investigate andprosecute any violations of Cuban representatives' rights, as long as the Mission made all the relevant information available.
The Cuban representative said that her Mission considered the reasons given as unacceptable since the meeting had been organized by a delegation accredited to the United Nations and convened under a General Assembly resolution.
The Secretariat would reply at a later stage to the questions raised by the Ugandan and Cuban representatives with regard, respectively, to the high-level posts in conference services and the decision not to translate certain documents pertaining to human rights.
As the Cuban representative had said, it was clearly up to the General Assembly to decide whether it wished to go back on the decision it had taken at its thirty-sixth session, and to determine how the $104 million in savings proposed by the Secretariat should be distributed.
Once again, the Cuban delegation was not able to participate in the informal meeting of the Special Working Group, which was held in Princeton,because the United States authorities denied without justification permission for two Cuban representatives to travel beyond the 25-mile radius, measured from Columbus Circle, despite the fact that permission was requested within the deadline established for it.
Replying to the Cuban representative, he referred to the report of the Secretary-General on restructuring(A/C.5/47/88, para. 26), which indicated that the Department for Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development would be responsible for the preparation of an annual policy report.
Added to the aforementioned event is the fact that the visa to the Cuban representative who would travel from Havana to participate in the said meeting was granted belatedly, only on the afternoon of 9 June 2006, which prevented him from attending it.
He believed that the Cuban representative had misconstrued the objective of the medium-term plan, which drew its mandated authority from all corners of the United Nations and not merely from the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, the aim being to reflect the evolving policy of the United Nations on human rights.
Referring to article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Cuban representative invited the United States Government to lift the restrictions which it imposed, in contravention of the right of freedom of travel, on its own citizens who wished to travel to Cuba.
Mr. DJACTA(Algeria) shared the Cuban representative's concern that the reduction in the resources requested for the Office of Legal Affairs might affect implementation of its activities, and he requested that an organizational chart be provided indicating the nationality of all Office personnel in the Professional category.