Примеры использования He would refer на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Of course he would refer me to you!
He thanked the Committee for its concerns and comments, which he would refer to his Government.
The CHAIRMAN said that he would refer Mr. Aboul-Nasr's proposal to the Bureau.
He would refer to a number of major recent steps which did not appear in the report.
In introducing the chapters of the report, he would refer to the specific questions that had been addressed to States by the Commission.
He would refer the matter to all the ministries concerned with a view to adding such a definition to the legislation.
The Commission had provisionally adopted 32 draft guidelines, together with commentaries;for the sake of convenience, he would refer to them simply as"guidelines.
Later after the war, he would refer to the theory as"essentially accurate.
Since Sweden's third periodic report was relatively short andessentially covered new developments, he would refer to all the reports submitted by the Swedish Government.
In such instances, he would refer them for consideration to the relevant bodies.
In his delegation's view, the issue had already been resolved: a third of the Organization's Member States, including Albania,had recognized the Republic of Kosovo and he would refer to that State by its name.
I would hope that he would refer to us appropriately, though it is quite clear that he is not even able to do that.
Recalling that in keeping with the tradition of the Sixth Committee, his statement would be delivered in three parts,he said that for the time being, he would refer only to chapters I to V of the report of the Commission A/53/10.
However, he would refer the Committee's comments to the Government and emphasize that the question of flogging might constitute degrading treatment.
The Permanent Representative,whilst welcoming the Special Rapporteur's appointment and expressing readiness with regard to future dialogue, said that he would refer the request for an official visit to the Iraqi authorities.
He would refer Mr. de Gouttes' question regarding the regional contacts established by UNESCO during the Durban World Conference to his colleagues who had attended it.
Mr. Laborde(United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime)said that he would refer the matter raised by the Sudan to the Executive Director and respond to the Sudanese delegation's concerns as soon as possible.
He would refer Mr. Valencia Rodríguez' question to his colleagues at headquarters and their response would be transmitted to the Committee through a UNESCO representative, who would attend the next Committee session in August.
Mr. Shirane(International Movement against All Forms of Discrimination and Racism) said that,although he was not in a position to answer the Committee's questions, he would refer them for a response to the Foundation for Research and Support of Indigenous Peoples of Crimea.
If there was any doubt on that score, he would refer the representative of Austria to the statements issued by the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries and the Group of 77 in Putrajaya, Malaysia.
At the end of the debate, the Special Rapporteur had announced that his fourth report would focus on the main substantive aspects of the topic, such as the sources, content andscope of the obligation, and that he would refer to the Commission's previous work on the draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind.
Starting with the first alternative, he would refer to some issues relating to articles 6, 10, 12 and 13, concerning the“trigger mechanism”, and articles 7 and 9, concerning acceptance of jurisdiction.
Mr. De Saram(Sri Lanka), speaking as Chairman of the Special Committee, introduced the thirty-first annual report of the Special Committee to the General Assembly(A/54/325),noting that it had been preceded by two periodic reports(A/54/73 and Add.1) but that he would refer principally to the annual report.
The Special Rapporteur also stated that he would refer to and if appropriate take into account the water rules which the International Law Association would be finalizing in August 2004.
Mr. Zellenrath(Netherlands), speaking on behalf of the European Union, the candidate countries(Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Turkey), the stabilization and association process countries(Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia), and, in addition, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway,said that he would refer in his statement to both the first performance report(A/59/578) and the proposed programme budget outline for the biennium 2006-2007(A/59/415), introduced at the Committee's 29th meeting.
Mr. Lewis(Antigua and Barbuda) said that, in his statement, he would refer to two matters: a letter from the former Chairman of the Committee on the question of some names, titles and the like in the colonial entities and the comments made by the representative of Montserrat at the Havana seminar.
Mr. Delacroix(France), speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that, pursuant to the General Assembly's decision according to which the Third Committee would consider andact on all recommendations of the Human Rights Council, he would refer only to those recommendations, and deal more fully with the report, including coverage of the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, in the plenary Assembly.
In his address to the seminar the Special Rapporteur said that when the Guidelines had been adopted by the Commonwealth Heads of Government he would refer to these Guidelines in addition to the United Nations Basic Principles and the Beijing Declaration when intervening with Commonwealth Governments.
The two reports under consideration(CERD/C/237/Add.2, submitted in 1995, and CERD/C/278/Add.1, submitted in 1996)were virtually identical; he would therefore refer only to the second.
He trusted that the Fifth Committee would refer the matter to the General Assembly for a final decision.