Примеры использования Had been unable to reach consensus на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. GODA(Japan) regretted that CPC had been unable to reach consensus on programme 19.
The delegation of Cuba stated that the proposal did not provide a satisfactory solution to many issues on which the group had been unable to reach consensus in the past.
Since the Committee had been unable to reach consensus on recommendations, every effort should be made to complete that initiative at future sessions.
Mr. REPASCH(United States of America)regretted that CPC had been unable to reach consensus on programme 19.
The Panel regretted that the Parties had been unable to reach consensus on the basis of the information available from the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel and the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee.
That text was the product of the work of several delegations, including mine, even though we had been unable to reach consensus on it.
It was regrettable, therefore,that the Rome Conference had been unable to reach consensus on a number of important questions and had had to adopt the Statute on the basis of a vote.
Following the group's deliberations, Mr. Krajnik reported to the preparatory segment that despite a comprehensive exchange of views,the group had been unable to reach consensus on the issue.
It was therefore regrettable that members had been unable to reach consensus and that the original text, which did not reflect the result of any negotiations, had been submitted.
The nineteenth special session of the General Assembly had achieved little and had been unable to reach consensus on the major problems.
Although it was regrettable that the Committee had been unable to reach consensus on its recommendations to the 2015 Review Conference, it was important to remain realistic and positive.
The Chairman said that she had been informed by the coordinator of the informal consultations on the item that the Committee had been unable to reach consensus on the text of a draft resolution.
The President said it was regrettable that the Conference had been unable to reach consensus in either the Main Committees or their subsidiary bodies and, therefore, to make any recommendations.
Mr. Mitsopoulos(Greece), speaking as the coordinator of the informal consultations on sub-item 144(b),said that the Committee had been unable to reach consensus on the draft resolution as a whole.
Despite those efforts,delegations had been unable to reach consensus on the fundamental objectives of an international instrument(s) for the safeguarding of TCEs or on a list of objectives to frame the provisions of any instruments.
Ms. Hewanpola(Australia) said that it was disappointing that the Committee had been unable to reach consensus on the important question of programme planning.
The representative of the Secretariat introduced the relevant documentation,recalling that the Conference of the Parties had discussed the issue at its fourth meeting but had been unable to reach consensus on the topic.
Mr. Sinaga(Indonesia) observed that because the two delegations concerned had been unable to reach consensus through dialogue and cooperation, the Committee had been forced to vote on a contested text.
It noted that delays in the payment of reimbursements and claims had continued to be addressed, and encouraged further progress, butit was concerned that the 2004 Working Group on Contingent-Owned Equipment had been unable to reach consensus.
The co-chair of the strategic matters contact group subsequently reported that the group had been unable to reach consensus on any of the three options for the operations of the Open-ended Working Group set out in the note by the Secretariat UNEP/CHW.11/20/Add.1.
Mr. Ballantyne(New Zealand), speaking as the coordinator of the informal consultations on sub-item 160(b),said that the Committee had been unable to reach consensus on the text of a draft resolution.
At its forty-ninth session, the General Assembly had been unable to reach consensus on the Secretary-General's proposed revisions to the medium-term plan because some of those revisions had been drafted without respect for existing legislative mandates.
Mr. Ballantyne(New Zealand), speaking as the coordinator of the informal consultations on subitem 158(b),said that the Committee had been unable to reach consensus on the text of a draft resolution.
The view was expressed that, although the Legal Subcommittee had been unable to reach consensus on the inclusion of any new items in its agenda, there were several topics that merited the attention of the Subcommittee and should be considered at its upcoming sessions.
At the conclusion of the informals, the Committee, on 28 February,sent a letter to India stating that the Committee had been unable to reach consensus on its oil-for-wheat barter proposal.
Regrettably, however, the Committee had been unable to reach consensus on a number of essential elements and, given the time constraints, would only have been able to agree on a very short and generic draft resolution which would not have been helpful in securing better options.
Considering that draft decision, the Committee of the Whole expressed general approval for the work of the contact group, noting, however,that the group had been unable to reach consensus on the bracketed text relating to the working language of the Persistent Organic Pollutants Review Committee.
He also recalled that the Conference had been unable to reach consensus on a decision to include endosulfan in Annex III to the Convention because a small number of representatives had opposed the inclusion on the grounds that the notification of final regulatory action from Thailand was based on intentional misuse of the chemical.
The representative of the Secretariat made a presentation on the outcome of the fourth meeting of the Conference of the Parties,noting that the Conference had agreed to list tributyl tin compounds in Annex III to the Convention, but had been unable to reach consensus on the inclusion of endosulfan and chrysotile asbestos.
Mr. Garcia(United States of America) expressed his delegation's continued disappointment that the Committee had been unable to reach consensus on a common system resolution at the sixtieth session of the General Assembly because of differences over the 19 recommendations contained in the report of the Panel on the Strengthening of the International Civil Service A/59/153.