Примеры использования Delegation considers it на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My delegation considers it essential to strengthen cooperation among States.
The process of ratification and universal adherence to that Convention, however,is at a very early stage and my delegation considers it appropriate to appeal for speedier ratification by all States parties to the Convention.
My delegation considers it unnecessary to add to this very apt description.
Motivated by the wish to make its contribution to peace andsecurity initiatives in the Mediterranean region, my delegation considers it an honour and a pleasure this year once again to submit for consideration by the First Committee a draft resolution on strengthening security and cooperation in the Mediterranean region.
My delegation considers it useful to build on the deliberations held already in the Commission during its last cycle of work.
While upholding the ultimate elimination of nuclear weapons, my delegation considers it important for the international community to proceed to that ultimate goal step by step on the basis of consensus and consensus-building.
My delegation considers it particularly critical to take action to reverse the downward trend in overseas development assistance.
Ms. Anguiano Rodríguez(Mexico)(spoke in Spanish): My delegation considers it very timely that, on this occasion, the agenda item"Review of the implementation of the recommendations of the Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space"(UNISPACE III) is being considered directly in the General Assembly in plenary meeting.
My delegation considers it essential to recall that the central purpose of the IAEA is to promote the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
My delegation considers it unimaginable that regions such as Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean would lack permanent seats on the Council.
Therefore, my delegation considers it important to ensure openness and transparency in the whole process, to keep all members of the Conference on board.
My delegation considers it urgent now to adopt an effective programme of action for comprehensive disarmament, including nuclear disarmament.
My delegation considers it very important that the points of view of troop-contributing countries be taken into account in approving or extending the mandates of such operations.
My delegation considers it most important now to re-examine the draft's positive attributes and reaffirm them, and in this, we share a number of observations expressed this morning by the Ambassador of Germany.
My delegation considers it a matter of priority at this session in the General Assembly to deal with all matters relating to the removal of land-mines and to the imposition of a moratorium on the export of anti-personnel mines.
Our delegation considers it necessary once again to affirm its conviction that peace in the Middle East will be durable only if all the States formerly involved in the conflict in the region contribute to its achievement.
My delegation considers it unethical to distribute such defamatory documents which serve no other purpose than to express an obsessional drive to provoke and antagonize peaceful coexistence between peoples and States.
My delegation considers it urgent to convene a United Nations conference to identify ways of eliminating nuclear dangers and adopting an effective action programme for comprehensive disarmament, particularly nuclear disarmament.
In that context, my delegation considers it essential to appoint special coordinators with clear and well-defined mandates to facilitate the negotiation and adoption of substantive conclusions on the various items before the Conference.
My delegation considers it essential to support the peace process in the Middle East, initiated at the Madrid conference in 1991, and to contribute as effectively as possible to strengthening the bilateral and multilateral negotiating mechanisms, which must continue.
My delegation considers it appropriate that, as part of the process of restructuring to increase the effectiveness of our efforts in the field of human rights, we should try to coordinate the tasks of all the competent bodies and allocate the necessary financial resources for this important work.
His delegation considered it essential for the Prosecutor to have proprio motu powers.
Some delegations considered it neither appropriate nor practical to request the Secretary-General to rewrite the perspective.
Other delegations considered it inappropriate to provide grants to regional institutes from the regular budget.
Some delegations considered it superfluous, not to say problematic.
Given the complexities of peacekeeping operations, her delegation considered it imperative that peacekeepers should be adequately trained, prepared and equipped.
His delegation considered it vital to consider the legal implications of the United Nations reform process.
However, since its permanence and independence needed to be ensured, his delegation considered it more acceptable to link it to the United Nations through a cooperative agreement.
Rather, it was a bilateral one of a highly technical nature andthat was why his delegation considered it unacceptable to involve the United Nations in efforts to find a solution.
The delegation considered it to be important that UNDP had acknowledged the need to improve coordination within the United Nations system and with donors and Governments.