Примеры использования Delegation too на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. BAUMANIS(Latvia) said that his delegation, too, supported the proposal.
Her delegation, too, felt that the wording of subparagraph(a) should remain unchanged.
Mr. Ozawa(Japan) said that his delegation, too, was committed to transparency.
His delegation, too, wished to highlight the importance of migration and its link to development.
Mr. ADAMOU(Niger) said that his delegation too favoured option 1 for paragraph 1 c.
My delegation too would like some sort of explanation as to why we must suspend our meeting.
Mr. SERME(Burkina Faso)said that his delegation, too, supported the draft resolution.
My delegation too endorses the statement made by the Permanent Representative of Algeria on behalf of the African Group.
Mr. Elyseu-Filho(Brazil) said that his delegation, too, endorsed the Belgian amendments.
My delegation too would be interested to see whether it may be necessary to update the mandate of a committee on outer space.
Mr. Govender(South Africa)said that his delegation, too, supported the proposed amendment.
His delegation, too, supported party autonomy; however, it had to be applied properly and only in very specific circumstances.
Mr. PONCE(Ecuador)(interpretation from Spanish): My delegation too agrees with the representative of Colombia.
My delegation too could have succumbed to the temptation of dilating upon Pakistan's role in the violation of human rights in the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir through its promotion and abetment of terrorism there.
Mrs. GOICOCHEA ESTENOZ(Cuba)said that her delegation, too, was concerned at the financial situation.
Mr. Abdelaziz(Egypt): My delegation too wishes to make some general remarks at this stage, pending detailed discussion of the Chairman's proposed rearrangement of the agenda for the First Committee.
Mr. HOWLAND(United Kingdom) said that in a spirit of compromise, his delegation too, would agree to retain paragraph 7.
Mr. Vestrheim(Norway) said that his delegation, too, deeply regretted that consensus could not be reached on the draft resolution.
We hope that this initiative will be a useful contribution to the ongoing debate on the FMCT in the Conference on Disarmament, and my delegation too will be interested in conducting more in-depth discussions on our various national positions.
Mr. SKIBSTED(Denmark) said his delegation too believed that the Prosecutor should have powers of investigation ex officio.
My delegation too associates itself with the statements made by the representative of Malawi on behalf of the African Group, by the representative of Jamaica as Chairman of the Group of 77 and China, and by the representative of Malaysia on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement.
Mr. Ekedede(Nigeria) said that his delegation too wished to become a sponsor of the draft resolution.
Mr. DIAZ LA TORRE(Peru)said his delegation too supported the Mexican proposal for the amendment of article 15, and preferred the term“accused” for article 17, paragraph 2 a.
In line with the wish expressed by previous speakers, my delegation too would prefer to defer a decision until the resumed session next year.
Ms. Chen Yue(China)said that her delegation, too, was concerned about the difficulties encountered in the implementation of IMIS and agreed with the recommendations made by the Board of Auditors and ACABQ.
Mr. POLITI(Italy) said his delegation too was prepared to accept option 2 for article 108.
Mr. KADDAH(Syrian Arab Republic)said his delegation too preferred the“alternative approaches”, which embodied the idea of complementarity.
Mr. BURMAN(United States of America),said his delegation too, would prefer to retain the wording of article 2, subparagraph(a), and to replace"analogous" by"similar.
Mr. MOMTAZ(Islamic Republic of Iran)said his delegation too favoured option 2 for article 108, with the possible inclusion of a reference to conflicts which might arise between the Court and States parties.
Ms. Atwooll(United States of America)said that her delegation too welcomed the efforts made to redefine an order of priorities in the new activities proposed and to finance them to the extent possible from within existing provisions.