Примеры использования Delegation insisted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The delegation insisted on its right of access.
Mr. LEDOGAR(United States of America)said it was a sad day for the First Committee when one delegation insisted on language which was inconsistent with an existing multilateral treaty and thus knowingly ensured that there would be no consensus on a resolution dealing with that treaty.
The delegation insisted on the necessary assistance by the international community in this regard, while underlining that the Central African Republic should remain a State governed by the rule of law.
Commenting on the Sodere process, the delegation insisted that a majority of the 26 factions and groups belonging to the Sodere group were either non-existent or headed by chairmen who had been replaced.
His delegation insisted that the consensus should be respected.
One delegation insisted that there should be equality between the categories of persons.
Another delegation insisted that it would create unequal treatment to give to them special rights.
One delegation insisted that the Protocol could not be part of the Headquarters Agreement, as suggested.
His delegation insisted that the Committee should make every effort to take action on the basis of the text before it.
Another delegation insisted that donors should include a confirmation of additionality in their contribution letters.
The Delegation insisted that highest attainable standard of health be afforded to people in prison and called for equal treatment for all people.
However, her delegation insisted that the members of the Tribunal should be elected according to the principle of geographical distribution.
His delegation insisted that peacekeeping operations must be in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations and the fundamental principles of peacekeeping.
In that regard, one delegation insisted that, rather than being restrictive, the Protocol should be open for signature to those entities enumerated in article 305 of the Convention.
In that regard, one delegation insisted that both documents would have to be harmonized with Plenary documents since within the Preparatory Committee four documents on privileges and immunities were currently being drafted.
Another delegation insisted on the fundamental nature of the registration of populations in the Tindouf camps and reiterated its request for authorizing UNHCR to undertake a census of these populations in order to reinforce their protection.
Another delegation insisted that it would be more logical to think that the fact alone that a party appeared before the Tribunal, or that a State submitted a dispute to the Tribunal, showed that the jurisdiction of the Tribunal had been recognized.
His delegation insisted that the question should be included in the agenda of the forty-ninth session and was in favour of the compromise arrangement whereby it would become a sub-item of agenda item 100 allocated to the Third Committee.
Another delegation insisted on the fundamental nature of registration and reiterated its request for authorizing UNHCR to undertake a census and registration of these populations, in line with the recent United Nations Security Council resolution, pending their return.
However, the delegation insisted and would continue to insist that in any document on armed conflict it was essential that there be explicit mention of peoples' right to self-determination and their right to use all legitimate means to fight foreign occupation and alien domination.
Several delegations insisted on the deletion of this paragraph.
Some delegations insisted that the admissibility criteria needed further discussion.
Several delegations insisted on the need for cost-effectiveness and flexibility.
Several delegations insisted that the resolution should be adopted by consensus.
Some delegations insisted that the Protocol had been intended to be independent from the Convention.
My delegation insists that accountability in operationalizing R2P must be the front, centre and back of the concept.
Several delegations insisted that LDC graduation criteria should be changed to consider economic and environmental vulnerability criteria which would take account of the special case of SIDS.
Some delegations insisted that trial by military courts should not be ruled out or should be expressly mentioned in the text.
Other delegations insisted that the budget proposals correctly sought to implement the whole Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action and all other mandates.
Many delegations insisted that wider development benefits would come only with the provision of more resources to productive economic sectors and for developing social and physical infrastructure.