Примеры использования Delegation wanted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One delegation wanted to have clarification on the financial aspect of the compact.
Those are just a few brief points that my delegation wanted to cover in considering the report of the Secretary-General.
The delegation wanted to know what the Government's present level of commitment for these activities was.
It was unfortunate that the situation had not become clear earlier; the problem he saw now was that article 15 was more binding than the United States delegation wanted it to be.
His delegation wanted them to know the extent of the injustice being inflicted on Iraq and other peace-loving peoples.
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In the past, the President of the General Assembly had consulted with the members of the Committee to determine which delegation wanted to give up its membership and which wished to replace it.
The delegation wanted to know how lessons learned were being used to further promote prevention in these areas.
According to the relevant resolution, the Executive Boards of the funds andprogrammes were to be involved in the process, and a delegation wanted to know how this interaction between agencies and governing bodies would function.
Another delegation wanted to know if UNICEF would be involved in the demobilization of child soldiers and what role it saw for education in the peace process.
This recommendation was the subject of a heated debate in 1984 andwas one of the few instances where a government delegation requested that a separate statement be included indicating that while joining the consensus, the delegation wanted to affirm that one step towards the elimination of illegal abortion, which represented a very serious health hazard, was the provision of access to abortions that were legal and safe.
These are the thoughts my delegation wanted to share with the Assembly today in the wake of the Millennium Assembly and on the eve of the launching of the African Union.
It was precisely for those reasons that her delegation wanted the Organization to operate as efficiently, effectively and economically as possible.
His delegation wanted to highlight the fact that there was a reduction in the proposed programme budget for UNCTAD for 1998-1999 of US$ 4.5 million in relation to the previous biennium.
The representative of France also said that the delegation wanted to have a full report from the organization before voting, and that it would therefore abstain.
One delegation wanted to know how the allocation of SPPD resources would affect the distribution of country resources to regions and to low-income and least developed countries.
As we approach 1996,declared by the General Assembly as the International Year for the Eradication of Poverty, my delegation wanted today briefly to outline some of the proposals my country is presenting to contribute to making the dreams of the founding fathers of the Charter come true, although we know full well that our proposals are incomplete and that even an improved and ideal United Nations would be unable on its own to solve all the problems before it.
My delegation wanted to call attention to the historic nature of the Council Chamber because some of the most important decisions that led to the world crisis of 1939 were taken- or were not taken- in it.
Mr. Roa(Colombia)(spoke in Spanish): My delegation wanted to endorse the statement made yesterday by Ambassador Mine of Japan, supplemented by his statement today, in connection with the proposals made.
Another delegation wanted to know what provisions were in place for incoming teams to arrive early and how many incoming staff could be brought on during transition.
Her delegation wanted to highlight the involvement of civil society and, in particular, of children and young people in the current revision of the Youth Act. The participation of young people would also be firmly enshrined in the revised Youth Act.
His delegation wanted to know the real reason for the constant attempts by the United States to re-open the debate and whether it was seeking to renegotiate commitments made at the Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries.
Our delegation wanted to make that clear because we have noted this tendency to link certain inconvenient instances of lack of consensus to the working methods of a body, whether those of the Disarmament Commission, the First Committee or other bodies of the multilateral disarmament machinery.
Before taking any decisions, her delegation wanted to understand in detail the expenditures in a number of areas, including unforeseen and extraordinary expenses, particularly with regard to remediation work in the aftermath of storm Sandy; staff costs; travel costs; and furniture and equipment.
Mr. STÖCKL(Germany) said that his delegation wanted to be quite sure that any decision by the Committee did not endorse all the proposals in annex II to the report, the points of which must be discussed in the context of a comprehensive report without there being any suggestion of prior approval.
Referring to the geostationary orbit,he said that his delegation wanted to reiterate its position that, given the unique and special characteristics of the orbit, formulation of a legal framework complementing the existing instruments in the area of space law and reflecting a rational and equitable balance between the interests of developing countries, including equatorial countries, and developed countries was of transcendental importance.
My delegation wants to emphasize agenda item 64, which concerns NEPAD.
My delegation wants to emphasize that there already exists an established mechanism for military talks.
This concludes our business for today, unless a delegation wants to take the floor.
My delegation wants a just, democratic and enlightened reform of the Security Council.
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