Примеры использования Enkhtsetseg на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Signed Enkhtsetseg Ochir.
The Chair of the Second Committee for the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly, H.E. Ms. Enkhtsetseg Ochir(Mongolia), opened the meeting.
Mongolia: Ochir Enkhtsetseg, Tsogt Nyamsuren.
Enkhtsetseg Shinee(WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, WHO Regional Office for Europe, Bonn, Germany);
Second Committee: Ms. Enkhtsetseg Ochir Mongolia.
Enkhtsetseg Shinee and Oliver Schmoll coordinated the development of this report for the WHO Regional Office for Europe.
Moderator: H.E. Ms. Enkhtsetseg Ochir Mongolia.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) commented that 1999 had been of particular importance to the promotion of women's human rights.
Darryl Jackson(Independent consultant, Kathmandu, Nepal); Safo Kalandarov(WHO Country Office, Tajikistan); Shamsul Gafur Mahmud(WHO Country Office,Bangladesh); Enkhtsetseg Shinee(WHO Regional Office for Europe, European Centre for Environment and Health, Bonn, Germany);
Oliver Schmoll and Enkhtsetseg Shinee, joint secretariat, WHO/Europe.
Enkhtsetseg Ochir, Chair of the Second Committee, General Assembly Permanent Representative of Mongolia to the United Nations.
In that regard, I wish to sincerely congratulate Ms. Enkhtsetseg Ochir, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Mongolia to the United Nations, on her extraordinary sense of leadership.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) announced that Bangladesh, Bolivia, Costa Rica, India and Panama had also joined in sponsoring the draft resolution.
Oliver Schmoll and Enkhtsetseg Shinee coordinated the development of this work for the WHO Regional Office for Europe.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that, despite progress made in improving the world social situation, many challenges and obstacles remained.
Enkhtsetseg Shinee, Water and Sanitation Programme, WHO European centre for Environment and Health, WHO regional Office for Europe, Bonn, Germany.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that technological progress was now so rapid that the human family had become interdependent to an extent hitherto unknown.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) expressed concern at the slow and uneven progress in implementing international commitments on global poverty reduction.
Mr. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that the effects of globalization were most clearly apparent in the area of economics, trade and finance, and information and communications technology.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia), introducing the draft resolution, said that Cambodia, Djibouti, Honduras, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Jamaica, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan had joined its sponsors.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that the commodity price recovery over the last three years had by and large had a positive impact on most commodity-exporting developing countries.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that, during the Special Rapporteur's visit to Mongolia in June 2005, he had been received by all the relevant officials and that he had had access to all the prisons and detention centres.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that throughout the world women still suffered from violence, infectious diseases, malnutrition, lack of access to education and health services and discriminatory attitudes.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that the concern expressed in the Secretary-General's report(A/69/157) that, to date, economic and environmental concerns had largely overshadowed the social dimension, should be addressed.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that implementation of the final document of the twenty-seventh special session, entitled"A world fit for children", would be a major boost to attaining the Millennium Development Goals.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that her delegation associated itself with the statements made by the representative of Venezuela on behalf of the Group of 77 and China and by the Lao People's Democratic Republic on behalf of the landlocked developing countries.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) introduced the draft resolution on behalf of the original sponsors and also Brazil, China, Colombia, Côte d'Ivoire, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Mexico, Myanmar, Switzerland and Timor-Leste.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia): At the outset, I would like to express my Government's appreciation to the Secretary-General for his annual report(A/55/1), which covers broad aspects of the Organization's work carried out in the past 12 months.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia), introducing the draft resolution, said that it called on Member States to mobilize the resources required to increase the access of women to land ownership, health care, financial services and decision-making processes.
Ms. Enkhtsetseg(Mongolia) said that while poverty remained a serious problem in Mongolia, some positive social trends were emerging: maternal mortality had begun to decline, primary school enrolment was improving and drop-out rates were down.