Примеры использования Debate on this question на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Nordic countries have contributed actively to the debate on this question.
It may be recalled that debate on this question began in the Security Council on 14 October 2003.
Mr. Farhadi(Afghanistan)(interpretation from French): One year after the General Assembly's last debate on this question, we find ourselves discussing the same problem.
Debate on this question has been continuing both outside and inside the Organization since before the founding of the United Nations.
France believes that a more intensive debate on this question could usefully begin next year.
The Fourth Committee heard a detailed preliminary statement by the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, Mr. Jean-Marie Guéhenno, andheld a general debate on this question.
Taking note of the views expressed by Member States in the debate on this question at its forty-ninth to fifty-sixth sessions.
We look forward to further debate on this question and hope that an acceptable outcome will be put in place by 1995 to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations.
Taking note of the views expressed by Member States in the debate on this question from the fifty-eighth to the sixtieth session.
There was not debate on this question of terminology in the scientific literature, but it can be found easily these features of describing the same phenomena by the different authors.
Taking note of the views expressed by Member States in the debate on this question at its fifty-sixth to fifty-eighth sessions.
The importance that we attach to this issue was underscored by the personal participation of Turkmenistan's Deputy Prime Minister andMinister for Foreign Affairs in the debate on this question in the Third Committee.
While we recognize the complexities involved,Portugal wholeheartedly welcomes the current debate on this question, and we sincerely hope that our reflections will contribute to the search for a solution which is embraced by us all.
The travaux préparatoires for the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties between States and International Organizations orbetween International Organizations do not reflect the substantive debate on this question.
The widening of the debate on this question in the General Assembly will facilitate an understanding of the problems of the continent and, we hope, will further sensitize the international community to the need to work for the development of our countries.
I have the honour to request your authorization to make a statement before the Fourth Committee on the question of Western Sahara on 5 and 6 October in order toprovide information that may be of interest to the debate on this question.
The proposals presented on this subject, the debate on this question which took place in the Sixth Committee at the fiftieth session of the General Assembly and, in particular, the implementation of the provisions of General Assembly resolution 50/51 of 11 December 1995;
Decides further that the working group will help to develop recommendations to ensure an integrated and coordinated follow-up of the United Nations conferences and summits, bearing in mind the continuing reform process of the United Nations and General Assembly resolution 50/227,as well as the views expressed by the Member States during the general debate on this question;
We believe thatthe current lively and heavily subscribed debate on this question bears indisputable testimony to the urgent need for the membership of the Organization to gather courage and political will and tackle head-on this long-overdue exercise.
This group produced a set of proposals grouped under four headings: increasing professionals' responsibility for their work through voluntary acceptance of a new self-disciplinary code; updating the Press Act of 1881, so that offences against the image of women may be punished as discrimination; strengthening of society's capacity to speak and act, especially through associations that fight against violence against women and discrimination; and implementation of measures encouraging public debate on this question.
The proposals presented on this subject, the debate on this question which took place in the Sixth Committee at the fiftieth session of the General Assembly and, in particular, the implementation of the provisions of General Assembly resolution 50/__[draft resolution A/C.6/50/L.13] of_;
According to one view expressed during the Commission's debate on this question, outside the framework of diplomatic protection, the principle of effective nationality lost its pertinence and scope. Official Records of the General Assembly, Fiftieth Session, Supplement No. 10(A/50/10), para. 187.
As noted by the Brazilian delegation in the debate on this question during the forty-seventh session of the General Assembly,"it has been argued that serious consideration of the question of the composition of the Security Council could conceivably bring about a Pandora's box of discussions on a series of other aspects of the Charter and should therefore be avoided.
In September 1999, the Security Council undertook a very edifying debate on this question and noted that the proliferation of small arms and light weapons is a destabilizing factor that undermines the sound implementation of peace accords, complicates activities to consolidate peace and obstructs policies for economic and social development.
The proposals submitted on this subject, the debate on this question which took place in the Sixth Committee at the fifty-first session of the General Assembly and the debate in the sub-group on sanctions of the Open-ended Working Group on an Agenda for Peace during the fiftieth session of the General Assembly, and also the implementation of the provisions of General Assembly resolutions 50/51 and 51/208;
The proposals submitted on this subject, the debate on this question which took place in the Sixth Committee at the fifty-second session of the General Assembly and the text on the question of sanctions imposed by the United Nations contained in annex II to General Assembly resolution 51/242, and also the implementation of the provisions of General Assembly resolutions 50/51 and 51/208 as well as the provisions of the present resolution;
The proposals submitted on this subject, the debate on this question in the Sixth Committee during the fifty-second session of the General Assembly and the text on the question of sanctions imposed by the United Nations contained in annex II to General Assembly resolution 51/242, and also the implementation of the provisions of General Assembly resolutions 50/51 of 11 December 1995, 51/208 of 17 December 1996 and 52/152 of 15 December 1997; Page.
The proposals submitted on this subject, the debate on this question which was held in the Sixth Committee at the fifty-second session of the General Assembly and the text on the question of sanctions imposed by the United Nations contained in annex II to General Assembly resolution 51/242, and also the implementation of the provisions of General Assembly resolutions 50/51 of 11 December 1995, 51/208 of 17 December 1996 and 52/… of… December 1997;Draft resolution II below.
For decades there have been intensive debates on this question in various forums.
We have completed 10 years of debate on this very important question.