Примеры использования Delegation had hoped на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My delegation had hoped that an agenda for development would not be long delayed.
The outcome of this session of the Disarmament Commission is not what my delegation had hoped for.
My delegation had hoped that it would be possible to reach consensus on a 25-year rolled-over Treaty.
The wording of that section fell somewhat short of what his delegation had hoped for, but nevertheless it represented a small step in the right direction.
His delegation had hoped that an agenda for development might be submitted during the current session.
Mr. Nyamulinda(Rwanda), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting,said that his delegation had hoped that a draft resolution on the Democratic Republic of the Congo could be adopted without a vote.
My delegation had hoped that some of the elements that I have outlined would be reflected in the draft resolution.
The system lacked a clear yardstick for measuring discrimination of all kinds, and her delegation had hoped that the report of the Secretary-General(A/60/376) would explore those delicate but crucial issues.
His delegation had hoped that the paragraph in question would not be reinserted, so as to allow the draft resolution to be adopted by consensus.
Mr. Lee Tong-a(Republic of Korea) said that, as a long-standing supporter of the Committee on Information andthe Department of Public Information, his delegation had hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted without difficulty.
His delegation had hoped that any redeployment would have been to other priority areas for Africa.
Mr. Troncoso(Chile) said that, although his delegation had hoped for more progress on some topics, the Commission's report reflected valuable accomplishments.
My delegation had hoped that the resolution would have a separate paragraph containing a clear definition of international terrorism.
Mr. Nebenzia(Russian Federation)said that his delegation had hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus. He was disappointed by the turn of events.
Her delegation had hoped that the assessment would be submitted at the beginning of the session so that the Committee would have been able to use it in its discussions.
Mr. Hillman(United States of America)said that his delegation had hoped to make a formal statement under item 121 but had not had sufficient time to prepare it.
My delegation had hoped that the resolution would have taken into account all of the concerns voiced by Member States, which would have led to its adoption by consensus, but that was not the case.
Mr. Cato(Philippines) said that his delegation had hoped it would be possible to reach consensus and when that hope had proved vain it had opted to abstain.
His delegation had hoped that the preliminary expenditure report for MONUC would cover resources not only for military observers and civilian support staff but for military personnel as well.
Mr. Mirmohammad(Islamic Republic of Iran)said that his delegation had hoped that the Committee would act on the requests of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Congo in the same way as it had recently dealt with similar requests.
Her delegation had hoped that the informal consultations held in the current year might succeed in identifying solutions to the major outstanding issues.
Mr. Zakirov(Uzbekistan) said that his delegation had hoped that the reform of the United Nations human rights system would result in constructive dialogue on human rights principles.
His delegation had hoped that those elements would be included in the draft resolution, but it would pursue bilateral contacts as agreed with the main sponsors.
Mr. Attiya(Egypt) said that his delegation had hoped that the draft resolution could have been adopted by consensus, particularly since the sponsors had held two rounds of informal consultations.
His delegation had hoped to play a more active role in the negotiations, which had not been possible for a number of reasons that he hoped would not recur.
Mr. Degia(Barbados) said that his delegation had hoped that the establishment of the Human Rights Council would usher in a new era of dialogue, cooperation, non-selectivity, non-politicization and genuine concern for human rights.
His delegation had hoped that the Committee would have respected the great diversity in societies and acknowledged that not all rules were suitable in all societies at all times.
Mr. KELLER(United States of America)said that his delegation had hoped to wean the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research from its subventions, but had been persuaded that mid-biennium was not the appropriate time.
My delegation had hoped that the Commission would make progress in its efforts to find ways and means to achieve nuclear disarmament and practical confidence-building measures in the field of conventional arms.
Mr. ACHA(Peru) said that his delegation had hoped for a more active exchange of views on the Agenda for Development in order to enable delegations to understand the work of the Ad Hoc Working Group of the General Assembly more fully.