Примеры использования Deliberations today на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They constitute an excellent basis for our deliberations today.
It is my expectation that our deliberations today will contribute to this endeavour.
Our deliberations today should focus on the decisions and actions of the Council.
We believe the reports provide a good basis to guide our deliberations today.
We are glad that our deliberations today will be focusing on nuclear disarmament.
We strongly believe in the strong relevance of the theme of the current session to our deliberations today.
Your deliberations today are part of the noble endeavour that must go on.
It is therefore the view of my delegation that in the framework of our deliberations today we can start this important work.
In our deliberations today we should build upon the international consensus on these issues.
I look forward to hearing members' views andproposals on this important subject during our deliberations today.
We hope that our deliberations today, and during the coming weeks, will contribute to this process.
Mr. Hamidon(Malaysia): It is with great pleasure,Sir, that we see you chairing our deliberations today.
As we begin our deliberations today, we must acknowledge the enormous potential of the Internet for the Organization.
I wish to begin my statement by reciting some verses of the Holy Koran that are relevant to the subject of our deliberations today.
Our deliberations today underline once again the deep shock and profound sorrow of the international community.
Finally, my delegation believes that our deliberations today are the first step in a lengthy intergovernmental process.
Our deliberations today and for the rest of the action phase of our work will be guided by the same procedure we observed yesterday.
Mr. Alsaidi(Yemen): Let me first express my pleasure in seeing you, Madame President,preside over our deliberations today.
Our very deliberations today are a regrettable reminder of the persistence of the policies and practices of the past.
We support your initiative to invite member States to engage in a debate on the issues of the agenda of the Conference in the hope that our deliberations today, and in the coming days, will enable us to find common ground to reach agreement.
We are convinced that our deliberations today will help to enhance collective peaceful coexistence and mutual understanding.
Mr. Çorman(Turkey): At the outset, I should like to express our gratitude to the President of the General Assembly for his able leadership in guiding our discussions on issues related to international peace and security,one of which is the basis for our deliberations today.
Let us ensure that our deliberations today have a real and enduring impact on precious lives besieged by poverty and deprivation.
My delegation is grateful to the delegation of Brazil, which has coordinated the activities of the zone since the third meeting of the States of the zone, held at Brasilia, for having introduced draft resolution A/50/L.25, whose adoption, I hope by consensus,will be the result of our deliberations today.
I am confident that from these deliberations today, we will strengthen our commitment to the objectives of the World Programme of Action for Youth to the Year 2000 and Beyond.
Mr. Kharrazi(Islamic Republic of Iran): At the outset, I should like to join previous speakers in thanking the Secretary-General for his informative and comprehensive report, which presents the many activities andachievements of the Organization that constitute the substance of our deliberations today.
I am confident that the deliberations today, under the able stewardship of the President, will further strengthen our resolve to promote a culture of peace in the United Nations and beyond.
My delegation would also like to congratulate Mr. Julian Hunte, President of the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session, for his dedication and his tireless efforts in reviving and sustaining the momentum of the reform of the Security Council,thereby providing a foundation for our deliberations today and during the rest of the session.
The subject matter of our deliberations today is how, on the basis of the adopted agenda, to proceed to the adoption of the Conference's programme of work, which is the next step provided for by the rules of procedure.
In transmitting this information to you, Mr. Chairperson, I should like to express my appreciation and that of the Bureau of the Third Committee for the sensitivity of the Bureau of the Fifth Committee to our concerns andparticularly the time pressures under which we are working in order to conclude our deliberations today, as scheduled and as requested by the General Assembly.