Примеры использования Discussions today на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I do not want to further prolong our discussions today.
The discussions today have further stimulated our desire to move from seminar to negotiating mode.
I look forward, Mr President,to continuing our discussions today.
Our discussions today remind the world of the importance of preparing for the forthcoming Games in spirit as well as in body.
The European Union is grateful to you, Mr. President,for organizing these discussions today.
We are writing to you to summarize our discussions today on the way ahead over the next few months.
Our efforts must seek that goal, andthat must motivate our discussions today.
Our discussions today have demonstrated that there is no silver bullet to end the scourge of transnational organized crime.
My delegation has taken the floor to comment on statements made by some delegations during our discussions today.
We hope that our discussions today will help us to identify ways and means to overcome the obstacles in the application of that important principle.
Mr. Singh Gill(India): Thank you, Madam President,for this opportunity to contribute to our discussions today on nuclear disarmament.
The discussions today will be focused on expanding access to innovative approaches in the continuum of services for the treatment of HIV, TB and viral hepatitis.
The United States of America recently gave an extensive statement on disarmament at the first session of the Preparatory Committee for the 2015 NPT Review Conference in Vienna which is directly relevant to our discussions today.
The discussions today and in the Security Council last week are testimony of the importance Member States place on the peacebuilding agenda.
That having been said,it is my sincere hope and expectation that our discussions today will strengthen our collective resolve and our efforts to eradicate the scourge of terrorism once and for all.
Our discussions today on the Secretary-General's report are quite timely as we continue to engage in the follow-up to the 2005 World Summit Outcome resolution 60/1.
As to our lengthy agenda,it is indeed symptomatic of the problem that our discussions today cover four agenda items, two of them without any content or reporting requirements.
Moreover, our discussions today in and of themselves represent a healthy forum in which to exchange views about the report, in order to accomplish the goals hoped for in its development.
It is to be expected therefore that all that has ensued in development activities over the past decades, as well as our work on this item since 1992,will form the basis on which we proceed with our discussions today and of our resulting decisions.
If our discussions today are to serve a meaningful purpose, cooperation should be based on the comparative advantages of the United Nations and of regional organizations.
Unfortunately, sanctions frequently also inflict large-scale damage on the interests of third States and their peoples whose interests are linked to those of the State on which the sanctions are imposed, as has been the case with regard to Egypt,because of considerations the details of which lie outside the scope of our discussions today.
I hope that our discussions today will move matters forward and make it possible to achieve the progress desired in a manner that garners the widest possible political support among Member States.
The discussions today build on the meeting of Coalition defense ministers last week in Brussels, and set the ground for a meeting of foreign ministers early next year.
It is my hope that our discussions today at this high-level meeting will make a useful contribution to the negotiations to be undertaken in Nagoya in order to ensure that the new plan will be exhaustive, ambitious and feasible.
I hope that our discussions today will lead towards concrete and sustained action and strengthen our efforts to reach a truly global culture of peace and a meaningful Dialogue among Civilizations, cultures and peoples of our world.
We hope that our discussions today will build positive momentum for the disarmament agenda and reaffirm the critical role of the Conference on Disarmament as the single multilateral negotiating forum for achieving our common goals.
Broadly speaking, discussions today seem to identify two categories of countries in the context of international migration: countries of origin or transit-- usually the poorest or least developed countries; and countries of destination, which are generally the rich or developed countries.
Egypt is hopeful that our discussions today will contribute to strengthening the existing partnership between the United Nations and the African Union, which is a key element in the success of our joint efforts to promote international peace and security and to support the development aspirations of the peoples of all Member States.
As regards the discussions today, where we have been talking about a fissile material cut-off treaty, as colleagues may recall, we made an extensive prepared statement in our previous session and I would certainly draw your attention to those important remarks, where we spoke to very specific aspects of key criteria of how we believe a future negotiation can unfold on a fissile material cut-off treaty.
Our discussion today is very much to be welcomed.