Примеры использования Delegation wished to propose на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His delegation wished to propose an adapted mandate for the Group of Governmental Experts in 2011.
Mr. Holtzmann(United States of America) said that his delegation wished to propose a compromise solution.
His delegation wished to propose that some form of follow-up to the Committee's important discussions should be instituted.
However, in the light of the substantial number of additional posts established by the Assembly, his delegation wished to propose that OIOS should conduct a further audit of recruitment activities in DPKO in 2002.
His delegation wished to propose a set of interrelated measures for strengthening the Treaty in all its aspects which could serve as a blueprint for the work to be undertaken up to 2010.
With regard to the Committee's discussions on the rule of law at the next session, his delegation wished to propose two topics, the first of which was the laws and practices of Member States in implementing international treaties.
His delegation wished to propose that the theme of the Special Committee's next session should be"Participation of components available to the international community in the areas of peacekeeping, peace-building and peacemaking.
Mr. MORIMOTO(Japan), referring to the documentation prepared by the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) on the proposed new conference facilities,said that his delegation wished to propose two amendments to the draft decision.
His delegation wished to propose a formulation to serve as a basis for the search for consensus to read:“The jurisdiction of the Court shall cover the most serious crimes of concern to the international community as a whole.
Ms. Shearouse(United States of America) said that, in the light of the clarifications provided by the Director ofthe Programme Planning and Budget Division, her delegation wished to propose that the words"and that the requirement for these records would be minimal" should be added to the amendment proposed by the delegation of Japan.
Mr. MADRID PARRA(Spain)said that his delegation wished to propose that, once the Model Law had been adopted, the Commission should extend its work to the preparation of model provisions for international treaties on cooperation and judicial assistance in cross-border insolvency.
Mr. Koubaa(Tunisia), supported by Mr. Thomson(United Kingdom), said that, following consultations with the representatives of France and Madagascar andwithout prejudice to the positions of those two countries, his delegation wished to propose that the Committee should recommend to the General Assembly that consideration of item 39 should be deferred to its sixty-first session.
Ms. FLORES(Uruguay) said that her delegation wished to propose that the title of item 103 should be changed to"Promotion and protection of the rights of children.
Mr. Oubida(Burkina Faso), supported by Mr. Cools(Belgium), said that, following consultations with the representatives of France and Madagascar andwithout prejudice to the positions of those two countries, his delegation wished to propose that the Committee should recommend to the General Assembly, that consideration of item 84 should be deferred to the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.
Ms. BARRETT(United Kingdom)said her delegation wished to propose an amendment which addressed the concerns about the wide variety of conditions listed in article 27.
Lastly, his delegation wished to propose a third topic for future work which was based on a recommendation of the Working Party on Facilitation of International Trade Procedures(WP.4) of the Economic Commission for Europe, which had identified impediments to electronic commerce arising from"writings" and other such requirements.
Ms. MUSOLINO(Australia) said that her delegation wished to propose two alternative versions of the text which might improve its clarity.
Mr. Maleki(Islamic Republic of Iran)said that his delegation wished to propose that at least one additional day should be allocated to the Committee's consideration of the current agenda item at the seventieth session of the General Assembly, in order to allow more time for delegations to deliver statements on the important issue of peacekeeping operations.
Mr. Dangue Rewaka(Gabon)said that following consultations with the Comorian and French delegations, his delegation wished to propose that the Committee should recommend to the General Assembly that consideration of item 28 should be deferred to the sixtieth session of the General Assembly, without prejudice to the positions of the Comoros and France, on the issue.
Mr. Andrabi(Pakistan) said that his delegation wished to propose two amendments to the revised draft resolution as amended by document A/C.3/58/L.83.
Mr. GRANT(United States of America)said that his delegation wished to propose an addition to the draft decision on item 157, in line with its proposed addition to the draft resolution on the financing of the United Nations Angola Verification Mission UNAVEM.
Mr. Kpotsra(Togo) said that, following consultations with the delegations of Madagascar and France, his delegation wished to propose that the Committee should recommend to the General Assembly that consideration of item 106, entitled"Question of the Malagasy islands of Glorieuses, Juan de Nova, Europa and Bassas da India", should be deferred to the fifty-eighth session of the General Assembly, without prejudice to the positions of those two countries on the issue.
Some delegations wished to propose small amendments to correct national information.
The Co-Chairs invited any delegation wishing to propose additional issues for inclusion in the list to submit them to the Co-Chair or the Secretariat in writing before 30 May 2014.
Delegations wishing to propose items will be invited to inform the secretariat as soon as possible.
Delegations wishing to propose subjects for discussion under this item are invited to inform the secretariat as soon as possible.
Delegations wishing to propose topics for discussion under this agenda item should contact the Chair and the secretariat as soon as possible.
Delegations wishing to propose an amendment to the present requirements in this regard should submit a written proposal with an assessment of the practical consequences.
Delegations wishing to propose items are invited to inform the secretariat as soon as possible.