Примеры использования Hayee на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Bilal Hayee.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) said that the amendments were perfectly relevant.
At its 10th meeting, on 25 January, the Committee elected Bilal Hayee(Pakistan) to serve as Rapporteur, in addition to serving as Vice-Chairman.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) drew attention to the importance of draft resolution A/C.3/59/L.75.
Mr. Makhdum Khusro Bakhtyar*, Ms. Tehmina Janjua**, Mr. Mazhar Iqbal, Mr. Zaheer Janjua, Mr. Aftab Khokher, Mr. Marghoob Saleem Butt, Mr. Syed Ali Gillani, Mr. Ahmar Ismail,Mr. Bilal Hayee, Mr. Mansoor Ahmed.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) requested that action on the draft resolution should be deferred until a later meeting.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China and the sponsors of the resolution, read out revisions to the text.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, requested that action on the draft resolution should be deferred.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on behalf of the sponsors, said that Armenia, Jordan, Lebanon and Thailand had joined in sponsoring the draft.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) asked whether, given the Security Council's inability to act, the General Assembly could step in to fill the gap.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) said that although his delegation had joined the consensus, he wished to make some observations about the draft resolution.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that Belarus had joined in sponsoring the draft resolution.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) said that any decision to invite additional special rapporteurs should be taken across the board and extended to all five.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that he had been surprised to hear the comments made by the delegation of India regarding terrorism.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on behalf of the sponsors, said that Angola, Cameroon, the Congo, the Niger, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates had also joined the sponsors.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on a point of order, said that, according to rule 128 of the rules of procedure, a delegation could not take the floor twice before a vote.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that, following a number of informal consultations, the following revisions to the draft resolution had been proposed.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on behalf of the sponsors, said he hoped the draft resolution would once again enjoy the full support of all delegations and be adopted by consensus.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking in explanation of vote before the vote, said that Pakistan supported the resolution as a whole, but could not accept the activities proposed in paragraph 15.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) said that he welcomed the adoption of the institution-building package, despite its flaws, and hoped that it would instil greater confidence in the Council.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on behalf of the members of the Organization of the Islamic Conference(OIC), said that the new terminology introduced in paragraph 9 was not in keeping with the title and scope of the text.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) joined others in welcoming the statement made by the representative of Burundi and the collaboration between the Commission and the Government both in Burundi and at Headquarters.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking at the request of the Chairman of the Organization of the Islamic Conference(OIC), said that OIC had consistently opposed the presentation of resolutions that were critical of some developing and Islamic countries.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) said that his delegation opposed draft resolution A/C.3/59/L.49 and country-specific resolutions on principle, as they tended to alienate the country in question and caused unnecessary ill will.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that Pakistan rejected the statement delivered earlier by the delegation of India, in particular its assertion that the state of Jammu and Kashmir was an integral part of the Union of India.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that, following several open informal consultations, the text of draft resolution A/C.3/62/L.65/Rev. 1 had been substantially changed as compared with the original A/C.3/62/L.65.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on a point of order, said that he wished to clarify that the Committee was voting on draft resolution A/C.3/62/L.65/Rev.1, which was substantially different from draft resolution A/C.3/62/L.65, which had been referred to by the representative of Portugal.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), speaking on behalf of the Organization of the Islamic Conference(OIC), said that his organization had consistently opposed country-specific resolutions, as they diverted the Committee's work away from human rights issues and towards political issues.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan), introducing the draft resolution, said that the right to self-determination was the foundation upon which the system of international relations was based and was the most basic collective right of peoples and nations, without which individual human rights could not be exercised.
Mr. Hayee(Pakistan) noted that, along with various advantages, globalization had facilitated transnational crime, with such negative effects as financial scams, money-laundering, human trafficking and illicit drugs trafficking, which were a growing concern for Governments and civil society.