Примеры использования Delegation could not agree на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Our delegation could not agree more with that statement.
Mr. Humenny(Ukraine) said that his delegation could not agree to the new wording.
Lastly, his delegation could not agree to paragraph 4 of section C, which was contrary to its nuclear doctrine.
Mr. Panin(Russian Federation)said that his delegation could not agree with item 125 as it stood.
However, her delegation could not agree with some of the formulations in the draft resolution.
Clearly, the use of the term"border demarcation" was an error and his delegation could not agree to its retention in the report.
For its part, his delegation could not agree to the deletion of the term.
His delegation could not agree, however, to considering certain aspects of the MINURSO operation in June and other aspects in July.
Mr. EPOTE(Cameroon) said that his delegation could not agree to the deletion of article 7.
His delegation could not agree that the law was terrible; it was a law that reflected the terrible situation in Korea.
Ms. Simkić(Slovenia), speaking on behalf of the European Union,said that her delegation could not agree to extending the second part of the resumed session in the absence of a clear programme of work.
His delegation could not agree to the recommendation that the base period for the regular budget assessment scale should be shortened.
Since domestic laws relating to the registration andparticipation of political parties should be respected, her delegation could not agree with the Special Rapporteur's assertions that registration regimes were unnecessary.
In subprogramme 19.3, his delegation could not agree to fact-finding procedures being included with other procedures as described in paragraph 19.9.
With regard to article 10, her delegation could not agree to any role for the Security Council.
His delegation could not agree with the attempts to revive the previous system of departmental promotions, which entailed permanent reclassifications and requests for new and higher-level posts.
Mr. ALLEN(United Kingdom)said that his delegation could not agree to the proposal made by the representative of Japan.
His delegation could not agree that the current methodology should be subject to endless modifications with the sole aim of securing advantages for some at the expense of others.
Mr. Barsy(Sudan) said that his delegation could not agree to a reference to article 14 in draft article 3.
However, her delegation could not agree to the holding of night and weekend meetings without a clear decision by the Bureau on which items were to be deferred.
The representative of Egypt said that his delegation could not agree at the present time to give priority to the Biotrade Initiative.
Her delegation could not agree that the existing United Nations rules did not apply to United Nations officials in the broadest sense of the term.
Ms. Espinosa Torres(Mexico)said that her delegation could not agree with the experts' interpretation of women's labour conditions, particularly with regard to the maquiladores industry.
His delegation could not agree that the Court should be established on the basis of hegemony and believed that equality between sovereign States could best be assured by the use of persuasion.
Mr. GOUDIMA(Ukraine) said that his delegation could not agree to the proposals and wished to adopt the programme of work as proposed by the Secretariat in document A/C.2/48/L.1.
Her delegation could not agree with the somewhat cavalier characterization in guideline 1.1.3 of statements relating to the territorial application of the treaty as reservations.
His delegation could not agree to the changes proposed by the representative of the Netherlands; he would prefer to insert"expressly" before"states" in the chapeau of paragraph 2.
His delegation could not agree with any approach that distorted the essence and impact of the Noblemaire principle and was convinced that the United States federal civil service was the only adequate comparator.
Her delegation could not agree with the Secretary-General's statement that enlarging the Scientific Committee was not the most pertinent means of enhancing the effectiveness and quality of its work A/69/350, para. 44.
My delegation cannot agree with this statement.