Примеры использования Delegation was disappointed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Frankly speaking, his delegation was disappointed.
His delegation was disappointed that certain reports were not yet ready for consideration.
Mr. Pfanzelter(Austria), speaking on behalf of the European Union,said that his delegation was disappointed at the Committee's failure to adopt a resolution on the scale of assessments.
Her delegation was disappointed that the outcome of the Special Committee's session had not been more substantive.
Ms. Morgan(Mexico) said that while the draft resolution addressed a very important issue for the international community, her delegation was disappointed by the lack of agreement and had therefore abstained.
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His delegation was disappointed by the nature of the reference to the Treaty on the Limitation of Anti-Ballistic Missile Systems ABM Treaty.
Ms. Bennani(Morocco) said that her delegation was disappointed to observe that the hopes raised by the Beijing Conference had not materialized.
Her delegation was disappointed by the Special Rapporteur's non-objective assessment of the rallies in the Russian Federation after the Parliamentary and Presidential elections.
The representative of Bangladesh said that his delegation was disappointed by the inflexibility of the European Union regarding the draft agreed conclusions on item 3.
His delegation was disappointed that Turkey, instead of complying with the relevant resolutions of the Security Council and the General Assembly, continued to disregard them.
Mr. PETRITSCH(Austria) said that his delegation was disappointed that the mandate on cluster munitions did not clearly define the aim of the work to be done.
Her delegation was disappointed that the Committee on Contributions had relied on statistical and methodological applications, rather than capacity to pay, in its proposals for increasing the scale.
Mr. Ó CEALLAIGH(Ireland)said that his delegation was disappointed to note the continuing failure of CCW to take appropriate action on mines other than anti-personnel mines.
His delegation was disappointed that progress in implementing the action programme of the 2000 Review Conference had been slow, and in some cases had even been moving in the wrong direction.
Mr. Nee(United States of America)said that his delegation was disappointed at the performance of UNCTAD, particularly its management failures and lack of managerial accountability.
My delegation was disappointed by the fatal failure of the 2006 United Nations Review Conference on the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
Ms. Robl(United States of America)said that her delegation was disappointed that consensus had not been achieved and that it had deemed it necessary to vote against the draft decision.
His delegation was disappointed that, owing to difficulties in agreeing on fundamental issues, a good opportunity had been missed at the High-level Meeting to define future development priorities within the framework of the Cotonou Strategy.
Reverend Wylie(Observer for the Holy See)said that his delegation was disappointed that the resolution did not include an explicit reference to the practice of forced sterilization and forced abortion against indigenous peoples.
While his delegation was disappointed at the failure to reach agreement in the negotiations on cluster munitions, it strongly supported their continuation, as it was important to establish an instrument within the credible, multilateral and legal framework provided by the Convention.
Miss Durrant(Jamaica) said that her delegation was disappointed at the limited progress made on the practical steps agreed on in the Final Document of the 2000 Review Conference.
However, her delegation was disappointed at the one-sided, biased and misleading picture of the facts on the ground in the Middle East put out by the special information programme on the question of Palestine.
In that connection, his delegation was disappointed to see that the report contained no information on the question of Palestine and looked forward to receiving an explanation for that omission.
Ms. Bleoancă(Romania) said her delegation was disappointed that the Parties had not managed to take advantage of the momentum generated during the negotiations in order to conclude a new protocol to the Convention.
In that regard, his delegation was disappointed that the Secretary-General had not taken full advantage of the limited budgetary discretion afforded to him by General Assembly resolution 60/283.
For that reason, his delegation was disappointed that the technical report requested by the General Assembly on recommendations for the conduct of investigations, including a review of standards and procedures, had not yet been issued.
However, his delegation was disappointed that the proposed budget for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda contained a 2.2 per cent resource growth in estimates compared to the revised appropriation for the biennium 2004-2005.
Accordingly, his delegation was disappointed at the ACABQ suggestion that final approval of the support account should be put off until the fifty-third session of the General Assembly, thus undermining the reformed budget cycle.
In conclusion, his delegation was disappointed at the narrow focus adopted in the report of the Secretary-General(A/48/505); perhaps the Committee's discussion of the item would help to make up for that shortcoming.
However, his delegation was disappointed that the international community had not envisaged similar measures to enable medium-income countries, that were undertaking painful macro-economic policies, to consolidate their very fragile financial situation.