Примеры использования Diplomatic indebtedness на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Diplomatic indebtedness. 22.
The problem of diplomatic indebtedness.
From 1991 onwards, the Committee was continuously seized of, andintensified its deliberations on, the problem of diplomatic indebtedness.
The situation of diplomatic indebtedness at the United.
Notes with appreciation the report of the Secretary-General on the problem of diplomatic indebtedness, A/AC.154/277.
In 1994, the problem of diplomatic indebtedness in New York worsened.
It would also be useful to establish a special working group of the Committee,similar to its Working Group on Diplomatic Indebtedness.
The problem of diplomatic indebtedness is a matter of significant concern to the Organization.
Report of the Secretary-General on the problem of diplomatic indebtedness: A/AC.154/277;
The issue of diplomatic indebtedness has long been an issue before the Committee on Relations with the Host Country.
The representative of the United States observed that diplomatic indebtedness was not just a problem in New York.
Perhaps the Committee's greatest achievement during the past year had been its work on the problem of diplomatic indebtedness.
The representative of the Russian Federation said that the problem of diplomatic indebtedness was very serious in New York and the amounts involved continued to rise.
Recommendations of the Open-ended Working Group on Indebtedness based on the report of the Secretary-General on the problem of diplomatic indebtedness A/AC.154/ 1995/CRP.1.
The representative of Cyprus said that the current problem of diplomatic indebtedness went beyond cases of indebtedness at United Nations Headquarters.
Since January 1995, diplomatic indebtedness had been reduced by $500,000; negotiations were under way between missions and creditors on additional outstanding debts of $3.5 million.
The Secretary-General was personally very concerned about the question of diplomatic indebtedness, which reflected badly on the Organization.
Finally, annex II sets out the recommendations of the open-ended Working Group on Indebtedness based on the report of the Secretary-General on the problem of diplomatic indebtedness.
A more detailed response was received from Switzerland,which indicated that the problem of diplomatic indebtedness was of serious concern and preoccupation for the Swiss authorities.
The problem had tarnished the image of the United Nations and its Members, andthe Organization must be fully involved in resolving the ever escalating problem of diplomatic indebtedness.
As a result of the efforts of the Committee and the Working Group, some problems had improved,such as diplomatic indebtedness, which had been reduced from US$ 13 million to a little over US$ 2 million.
It is my sincere hope that, with good cooperation between the Organization, the missions accredited to it andthe Mission of the host country, it will be possible to achieve a solution to the problem of diplomatic indebtedness.
The Chairman further informed the Committee that a report of the Secretary-General on the problem of diplomatic indebtedness had been issued on 13 March 1995 A/AC.154/277.
The Secretary-General expressed his sincere hope that, with good cooperation between the Organization, the missions accredited to it and the mission of the host country,it would be possible to achieve a solution to the problem of diplomatic indebtedness.
Although a subcommittee was not established,the Committee decided to ask its Working Group to continue to monitor the issue of diplomatic indebtedness including, as appropriate, specific cases in an effort to better understand the general problem.
On the question of diplomatic indebtedness, she said that, thanks to the work done by the Committee on Relations with the Host Country in recent years, the debt of the diplomatic missions had been considerably reduced.
The Secretary-General, among other things,expressed his concern about the problem that diplomatic indebtedness caused for the Organization.
The Committee may wish to report to the General Assembly that diplomatic indebtedness is a matter of significant concern to the United Nations and that non-payment of just debts reflects badly on the entire diplomatic community and tarnishes the image of the Organization itself.
The representative of Iraq reaffirmed that the Committee hadaccomplished many important tasks, including its consideration of such issues as health insurance, diplomatic indebtedness and the safety of mission personnel.