Примеры использования Expressed agreement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The CHAIRMAN expressed agreement.
The document has the approval made by Prime Minister Leszek Miller?? wyrazi?zgod??(expressed agreement).
Mr. Moollan(Mauritius) expressed agreement with the United States proposal.
After considering the suggestions proposed in the report on institutional strengthening,the Executive Board expressed agreement with regard to.
The Working Group otherwise expressed agreement on the substance of paragraph 4.
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He expressed agreement with those parties who said that the large existing stocks of methyl bromide should be taken into account in the assessment of critical-use nominations.
The representatives of Argentina, Brazil,Cuba and Ecuador expressed agreement with the Chair's proposal.
All but two expressed agreement with and support for the principles in general.
The delegation of Sweden, speaking on behalf of the European Union, expressed agreement with the strategy of the Working Group on Effects.
Mr. WOLFRUM expressed agreement with Mr. Aboul-Nasr's comments about concluding observations.
She said that the operation of the Fund had been highly successful but expressed agreement that the previous review had not been comprehensive.
Ms. Matias(Israel) expressed agreement with the point made by the delegation of the Republic of Korea.
Mr. Thorne(United Kingdom), speaking only on behalf of his own country, expressed agreement with the statement made by the representative of France.
Participants expressed agreement with the proposed organization of work for the Tenth Congress and for the workshops.
Some Governments expressed their satisfaction with including self-determination as stated in article 3 of the draft,and also expressed agreement with the use of the term"peoples" in the draft.
A number of delegations expressed agreement with the conclusions contained in the triennial review.
The Preparatory Committee was favourably impressed by this initial proposal for a common strategy and several delegations expressed agreement with regard to the basic elements and measures which it comprised.
Mr. Al-Dailmi(Yemen) expressed agreement with much of what had been said by previous speakers.
In May 2009, the Vietnamese delegation expressed agreement with most of the views and recommendations of States.
It expressed agreement with the diagnosis of the imperfections in the civilian component of the staffing of United Nations peace-keeping and related missions.
Mr. RODRÍGUEZ(Spain) andMs. BUCK(Canada) expressed agreement with the representative of Ireland and opposed the holding of separate votes on the paragraphs concerned.
Some delegations expressed agreement with the proposition that a wrongful act of an international organization could consist of either an act or an omission.
Mr. CAFLISCH(Observer for Switzerland) expressed agreement with the view that the draft articles imposed excessive obligations on upstream States that were planning measures.
One representative expressed agreement with the Commission that the counterpart of the concept of equitable and reasonable use was that of protection of international watercourses.
According to reports in the media,legislators present at the forum expressed agreement with the approach whereby the United Kingdom would grant the Territory full internal self-government, short of political independence.
Mr. Al-Qassabi(Oman) expressed agreement with those delegations which felt there was no need for clusters.
A number of members expressed agreement with the definition of"collective expulsion" set out in paragraph 2 of draft article 7.
Two representatives expressed agreement with the proposals set out in the documents and reflected in the relevant draft resolution.
Most of the representatives expressed agreement with the proposed TMA-based component covering both SIAP-JICA courses and short-term courses.
Several delegations expressed agreement with the proposition that an outbreak of an armed conflict did not ipso facto terminate or suspend the operation of treaties.