Примеры использования Her delegation's position на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She therefore reserved her delegation's position.
Her delegation's position on the item depended on the replies given to those questions.
I now call on the representative of the United Kingdom,who wishes to explain her delegation's position on the resolution just adopted.
Her delegation's position was to avoid programme budget implications where possible.
Ms. Hughes(United States of America),explaining her delegation's position, said that it was pleased to join the consensus on the draft resolution.
Her delegation's position had been clearly stated by the representative of Belgium, speaking on behalf of the European Community and its member States, at an earlier meeting.
Ms. Hughes(United States of America),explaining her delegation's position, said that her country had joined the consensus on the draft resolution.
Her delegation's position of principle was that Member States should negotiate before adopting documents pertaining to international cooperation in that field.
The Acting President: I now give the floor to the representative of Canada,who wishes to explain her delegation's position following the adoption of the resolution.
Ms. Chatman(Canada) said that her delegation's position, like those of the representatives of Australia and Senegal, remained unchanged.
She was pleased to note that the Committee on Contributions had taken into account in its report(A/49/11) her delegation's position with regard to statistical data and exchange rates.
That did not affect her delegation's position on any similar reference to rule 105.6(a) in connection with another section of the programme budget.
Mrs. Mesdoua(Algeria), speaking in explanation of vote before the vote,said that she wished to explain her delegation's position with regard to paragraph 3 of the draft resolution.
Ms. Sabo(Canada) reiterated her delegation's position concerning the lack of any well-defined project in the area of microfinance.
Pending introduction of the report on the support account for peacekeeping operations, she wished to reiterate her delegation's position on the financing of human and other resources.
She reiterated her delegation's position that sanctions imposed under Chapter VII of the Charter should not be used as a preventive measure.
She said that the right to self-determination was a key component of the draft declaration and reaffirmed her delegation's position that it supported the right to self-determination within the framework of national unity and territorial integrity.
Her delegation's position on the resolution would respect the sovereign rights of States, domestic law and relevant human rights obligations under international law.
Ms. Halabi(Syrian Arab Republic),explaining her delegation's position on the draft resolution, said that her delegation had joined the consensus.
Her delegation's position had consistently been to support the inclusion of aggression, subject to an acceptable definition and respect for the role of the Security Council under the Charter.
Ms. Divakova(Belarus) underscored her delegation's position of rejecting country-specific resolutions, which constituted an instrument of political pressure.
Her delegation's position on all draft resolutions would continue to reflect its sovereign rights as a State, in line with its domestic legislation and its obligations under international humanitarian law.
Ms. Moore(United States of America), explaining her delegation's position, said that the United States had joined the consensus on the resolution after substantial negotiations.
She wished to reaffirm her delegation's position on the proposals of ACABQ contained in paragraphs 153-157 of its first report(A/58/7) concerning December recosting.
Ms. ALMAO(New Zealand),explaining her delegation's position on the draft resolution which had just been adopted, said that it had been pleased to support start-up financing for UNMOT.
Ms. Otani(Japan), explaining her delegation's position, said that Japan associated itself with the United Kingdom in regard to the elements contained in the definition of enforced disappearance.
She reiterated her delegation's position that such missions, owing to their nature and mandates, and the manner in which they were approved, should be financed under the scale of assessments for peacekeeping.
Ms. Abdul Rahman(Malaysia)reiterated her delegation's position that the decision on the final form of the draft articles should be taken at a later stage, after sufficient evidence on State practice was available.
Ms. Silot Bravo(Cuba),explaining her delegation's position on the resolution just adopted, said that the word“notes” in operative paragraph 4 of section B of the resolution had not been translated correctly into Spanish.
Ms. Al Haj Ali(Syrian Arab Republic),explaining her delegation's position with regard to draft resolution A/C.3/57/L.51, said that the Declaration imposed the duty of non-intervention and non-selectivity with respect to States.