Примеры использования Delegation had made на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Both the Subcommission and the delegation had made presentations and exchanged views.
His delegation had made the requested material available, including the agreement establishing the Council.
Mr. Maradiaga(Honduras) said that his delegation had made a request to that effect in Vienna in 2011.
His delegation had made specific proposals in that regard at the Council's substantive session of 2009.
Mr. Kovalenko(Russian Federation)said that his delegation had made every effort to pursue the negotiating process.
Since his delegation had made extensive statements at the aforementioned meetings, he would not repeat those remarks.
At the meetings of the Committee for Programme and Coordination in July/July andSeptember 1996, our delegation had made known its views on certain aspects of the medium-term plan for the period 1998-2000 which were unclear to us.
His delegation had made a number of constructive proposals in that regard, but the Committee had declined to consider any of them on their merits.
The representative of Argentina reiterated the reservation which her delegation had made during the first meeting of the Conference on the subject of the scale of contributions adopted by the Conference.
One delegation had made great efforts to engage its numerous diaspora by sponsoring a Homecoming Summit in 2001, acknowledging the contributions of its citizens abroad.
To assist in reaching a consensus,he reiterated the proposal his delegation had made at the previous meeting to insert the words"all or part" after"approval of" in draft paragraph 3 a.
His delegation had made a number of comments regarding the tenuous nature of the link made by the Secretariat between the findings of the Independent Inquiry Committee and the cases of the eight staff members placed on administrative leave.
Mr. Carrera also reported that the Subcommission had held two meetings with the delegation at the request of the latter, on 6 and 8 February.On 6 February, the delegation had made a presentation to the Subcommission in which the scientific and technical aspects of both the submission and the addendum to the submission were recapitulated.
A member of his delegation had made a comment that had elicited an uncalled-for response from the Secretariat.
Ms. Grimwood(United Kingdom), replying to comments made at the previous meeting by the representatives of the Plurinational State of Bolivia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, and expressing disagreement with the arguments they had advanced, said that her Government's position regarding the Falkland Islands was well known, andhad been outlined in the statements her delegation had made in exercise of the right of reply at the Committee's 3rd and 6th meetings.
The fact that his delegation had made a general statement did not, therefore, appear to violate the rules of procedure.
Ms. Aragon(Philippines) said that her delegation had made a statement on the programme of work at an earlier meeting.
The delegation had made a number of recommendations for future action, many of which had been reiterated in the progress report on the implementation of the Sierra Leone Peacebuilding Cooperation Framework(PBC/2/SLE/9) and in the conclusions and recommendations of the biannual review of the implementation of the Sierra Leone Peacebuilding Cooperation Framework PBC/2/SLE/L.1.
At a meeting of the Committee the week before, his delegation had made a proposal for the further strengthening of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, including the question of its composition.
During thoe meetings, the delegation had made two presentations on its response to the questions and requests for clarifications from the subcommission, which Pakistan had provided during the intersessional period.
Mr. Bouchaara(Morocco), speaking in exercise of the right of reply,said that his delegation had made only general comments on the item, whereas the representative of Algeria had referred to the specific situation of refugees in the Tindouf area of Algeria, claiming that their future depended on a political solution.
Since then, his delegation had made a strenuous effort to better understand those very complex issues, as a result of which it had determined that it could not agree with the Secretary-General's current proposal, or with the proposal before the Committee in March 2008.
The subcommission had held two meetings with the delegation on 22 and24 July, during which the delegation had made a presentation on key elements of its submission, and the subcommission had made a presentation of its preliminary views, which had been transmitted to the delegation in written format following the meeting.
Ms. Negm(Egypt) said that her delegation had made an exception in joining the consensus on the draft resolution despite its reservations concerning article 90 of the Protocol additional to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949 and relating to the protection of victims of international armed conflicts.
Together with other delegations, his delegation had made every effort to reach consensus on the report of the Committee on Contributions and deeply regretted the failure to do so.
Just the day before, her delegation had made it clear that it was interested in giving serious consideration to hosting the General Conference.
Mr. Moret(France) reviewed the amendments that his delegation had made to the text at the time of its presentation. In the fourth preambular paragraph, the words"where these are part of or amount to enforced disappearances" should be added after"abductions"; in the seventh preambular paragraph,"welcoming" had been replaced by"acknowledging", at the request of one delegation; lastly, in paragraph 5 of the operative part, the words"have developed" should be inserted after"investigating.
Please also note that my delegation has made some amendments to the text, upon close consultations with the concerned parties.
Some of those delegations had made detailed observations, and he could state with confidence, on behalf of the Special Rapporteur, that their comments would be given careful consideration.
My delegation has made great efforts to find a solution that would allow us to begin negotiations.