Примеры использования Delegations wanted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those delegations wanted the reference deleted.
Mr. Aksen(Turkey), speaking on a point of order,said that the Chairman had not asked if delegations wanted to explain their vote before the vote.
Some delegations wanted to have things their way.
Those narratives had originally consisted only of the logical frameworks, buthe had then come to understand that some delegations wanted the narratives to also include the orientation paragraphs of the individual budget sections.
Some delegations wanted the word to include children.
On this question, there was no consensus since some delegations wanted all financial and troop contributors to participate in the meetings on a permanent basis.
Delegations wanted to know whether workshops could be held in other countries to increase awareness of the Authority's work.
Generally it was apparent that all delegations wanted to avoid prejudging the final form of the work of the Commission on the topic in question.
If delegations wanted more information on the issue in future reports, ESCWA would follow whatever mandate it was given; at present, it depended on information provided by United Nations entities working on the spot.
Then, some delegations wanted to make more detailed comments on the two draft texts.
Other delegations wanted to replace the term"expert" by the term"adviser.
Two delegations wanted to know how pilot projects would be scaled up.
Most delegations wanted the public policy reference for the purpose of home use.
Several delegations wanted the references to explosives to be kept in the text, however, until the status of the mandate and the possibility of a separate protocol were clarified.
She noted that many delegations wanted to evaluate measures to counter the drug problem and wished to implement specific measures that would result in tangible outcomes.
Several delegations wanted to re-examine the timing of the Executive Board's review of the biennial support budget, given the conflict with the General Assembly in December.
In this respect, some delegations wanted to be kept informed about the implications of funding shortfalls and the effects of staffing cuts and office closures, including the re-centralization process.
A number of delegations wanted to delete this article,other delegations wanted to have a differentiated public participation approach either with more flexibility or with more stringent requirements.
Some delegations wanted wording that would limit tracing to illicitly manufactured or trafficked firearms, but others pointed out that the legal status of a firearm would not generally be known until or unless it had been traced.
The EU and some other delegations wanted this type of activity to be exempted from public participation requirements, while others felt that public participation procedures should apply to decision-making on certain contained uses of both GMMs and other GMOs meeting certain criteria.
Comments during the course of the debate indicated that delegations wanted to join UNHCR in this effort and that they concurred with the High Commissioner when he said that it was only by thinking and acting together that the international community would be able to restore the rights and meet the needs of the people UNHCR is mandated to care for- people who are, in many respects, the most vulnerable in today's dangerous world.
I am, of course, aware that some delegations want decisions on other matters as well.
One delegation wanted to have clarification on the financial aspect of the compact.
My delegation wants a just, democratic and enlightened reform of the Security Council.
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.
Many delegations want a broad generic definition- and then maybe adding exemptions for those types of cluster munitions that might not cause particular humanitarian harm.
It was also evident that many delegations want to see further progress on financing for development as we move towards the 2008 Doha conference.
In my assessment all delegations want the CD to get back to work and would do anything to help achieve consensus.