Примеры использования Explaining his delegation's position на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The representative of Cuba made a statement explaining his delegation's position.
Mr. Toh(Singapore), explaining his delegation's position, said that Singapore was pleased to join the consensus on the draft resolution.
At the 68th meeting, on 10 March 1994, the representative of the United States of America made a statement explaining his delegation's position.
Mr. Debabeche, explaining his delegation's position, applauded the success of the Committee's efforts to reach a solution on the matter in question.
Mr. Torres Lepori(Argentina), speaking on behalf of Brazil, Guatemala andthe Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and explaining his delegation's position, said that his delegation associated itself with the statement made by Ecuador.
Mr. Braad(Denmark), explaining his delegation's position, said that his Government did not know yet whether it would be able to ratify the new instrument.
Mr. Anzola(the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela), explaining his delegation's position, said that the Venezuelan Constitution and penal code contained effective, rigorous measures to combat enforced disappearances.
Mr. Farid(Saudi Arabia), explaining his delegation's position on the resolution just adopted, said that he trusted that the resolution would be consistently implemented every year.
Mr. Toro Jiménez(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela), explaining his delegation's position, said that the Special Committee could have made a stronger case on assistance to third States affected by the application of sanctions.
Mr. Adsett(Canada), explaining his delegation's position, said that his country had participated actively in the negotiation of the draft Convention, whose adoption it supported.
Mr. Ben Lagha(Tunisia), explaining his delegation's position, said that there had been merit in the coordinator's approach during consultations on the draft resolution.
Mr. Ahipeaud(Côte d'Ivoire), explaining his delegation's position before the adoption of the draft resolution, said that codification was not an intellectual exercise.
Mr. Malmierca Díaz(Cuba), explaining his delegation's position, said that Cuba was pleased that the draft resolution had been adopted by consensus for the ninth consecutive year.
Mr. Winnick(United States of America), explaining his delegation's position, said that the United States accorded high priority to the economic development of the least developed countries.
Mr. FOUATHIA(Algeria), explaining his delegation's position on the resolution, said that it had joined in the consensus in order to enhance the viability of the mechanism.
Mr. Sitnikov(Russian Federation), explaining his delegation's position, said that his Government consistently advocated the right of the Non-Self-Governing Territories to self-determination and independence.
Mr. Rutledge(United States of America), explaining his delegation's position, said that he appreciated the efforts of the delegation of France to reach a compromise on the seventh preambular paragraph of the draft resolution.
Mr. Odaga-Jalomayo(Uganda), explaining his delegation's position on the resolution just adopted, said that the issue of smoking dealt with in section E had proved less straightforward than his delegation had originally envisaged.
Mr. Amorós Núñez(Cuba), explaining his delegation's position, thanked the delegation of Belgium for its spirit of cooperation and for taking into account the concerns of the Cuban delegation during negotiations on the draft resolution.
Mr. TANAKA(Japan), explaining his delegation's position on the resolution, said that it welcomed the consensus on the need to promote expertise in disarmament among public officials, particularly in the developing countries.
Mr. Abdelsalam(Sudan), explaining his delegation's position, said that his Government endorsed the reservations expressed by previous speakers to the reference to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the twenty-first preambular paragraph.
Mr. Monayair(Kuwait), explaining his delegation's position on the resolution just adopted, said that the Id al-Fitr and Id al-Adha holidays were observed in some 50 Islamic States and it was therefore right that the United Nations should observe them.
Mr. Elmontasser(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya), explaining his delegation's position on the resolution just adopted, said that his delegation wished to associate itself with the comments that had already been made by the representatives of Indonesia, Morocco and the Syrian Arab Republic.
Mr. Sial(Pakistan), explaining his delegation's position on the resolution just adopted, said that his delegation had joined the consensus on the understanding that the two additional holidays would be observed at Headquarters and other duty stations where applicable.
Mr. Atiyanto(Indonesia), explaining his delegation's position on the resolution just adopted, said that his delegation had joined the consensus on paragraphs 5 and 6 of section A on the understanding that the Secretary-General would fully implement all aspects of their provisions.
Mr. Ahounou(Côte d'Ivoire), explaining his delegation's position on the resolution just adopted, said that his delegation had joined the consensus on section E, but trusted that the Secretariat would eventually move in the direction of an outright ban on smoking in conference facilities.
Mr. Osmane(Algeria), explaining his delegation's position, said that the importance his Government attached to the universal realization of the right of peoples to self-determination derived from Algeria's bitter experience of a war of liberation against a particularly inhuman colonial system.
Mr. SHIBATA(Japan), explaining his delegation's position, said that his Government condemned wanton acts of poaching in waters of national jurisdiction and strongly supported the strengthening of measures to ensure that all fishing operations were conducted in a responsible manner.
Mr. Yamagiwa(Japan), explaining his delegation's position on the resolution just adopted, said that General Assembly resolution 51/226 was so complex that further clarifications were required before it could be implemented in a manner consistent with the current Staff Regulations and Rules.
Mr. Gómez González(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela), explaining his delegation's position, said that his delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution with a view to arriving at worldwide agreement on concerted practical action to combat terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.