Примеры использования He looked forward to receiving на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He looked forward to receiving that document.
He would shortly circulate a non-paper, which he believed might be acceptable to all, but he looked forward to receiving delegations' feedback as soon as possible.
He looked forward to receiving the Committee's conclusions and recommendations.
The capital master plan provided an ideal opportunity to improve security, redundancy,contingency and sustainability and he looked forward to receiving any additional information required to reach a final decision.
He looked forward to receiving concrete proposals to that effect.
Since the subject of evaluation capacity was among the issues being debated in the context of the independent external evaluation of the auditing, oversight andgovernance systems of the United Nations, he looked forward to receiving guidance from the Fifth Committee on the measures needed to strengthen that capacity at all levels.
He looked forward to receiving a written response to his questions.
Mr. SCHEININ said he looked forward to receiving more information from the delegation in written form at a later stage.
He looked forward to receiving an update from the Secretariat in that regard.
He looked forward to receiving replies to the more complex questions in due course.
He looked forward to receiving the Committee's recommendations and to continued dialogue with it.
He looked forward to receiving that information in the eleventh annual report on the capital master plan.
He looked forward to receiving further information on the steps taken to improve that relationship.
He looked forward to receiving the Secretary-General's list of exigency situations by the end of March 1998.
He looked forward to receiving the outcome of the work of the Task Force,to facilitate a decision.
He looked forward to receiving further information on how the new service modules were put into practice and how they worked.
He looked forward to receiving a clear, concrete reply from the Secretariat that would provide the Committee with additional information.
He looked forward to receiving more information from the delegation with regard to the compatibility of customary law with the Covenant.
He looked forward to receiving an update on the status of implementation of the action plan at the sixty-eighth session of the General Assembly.
He looked forward to receiving information regarding the reduction of the number of projects and ways to reduce fragmentation.
He looked forward to receiving the report being prepared by UNCTAD on transport costs and the competitiveness of Africa's trade later in 1999.
He looked forward to receiving the Committee's concluding observations, which would be presented to the Government for consideration and implementation.
He looked forward to receiving the Committee's concluding observations and said all possible supplementary information would be provided to the Committee.
He looked forward to receiving additional information on a range of related issues, including in the areas mentioned by the Advisory Committee.
He looked forward to receiving information on the status of initiatives designed to fill vacancies in the translation and interpretation services.
He looked forward to receiving a report on the scope of the paper-smart concept, which would reduce the large volume of paper used for printed documents.
He looked forward to receiving additional information from the delegation, including with regard to the treatment of indigenous populations and gender equality in the context of marriage.
He looked forward to receiving the relevant information from the Secretariat in order to study the matter closely with a view to correcting potential anomalies.
He looked forward to receiving more detailed information on and clarification of the differences between the Secretary-General's budget proposal and the Advisory Committee's recommendations.
He looked forward to receiving information from the Unit on the implementation of its recommendations, which was the Achilles heel of oversight, and their impact in the participating organizations.