Примеры использования Her delegation had joined in the consensus на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ms. Aragon(Philippines) said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  draft resolution.
Mrs. JONG(Netherlands) supported the  statements made by the  representatives of Germany andNorway and said that her delegation had joined in the consensus reluctantly.
Ms. HALL(United Kingdom)said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  amendment.
Ms. ROTHEISER(Austria) said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  understanding that the  granting of an exception to the  headquarters principle did not constitute a precedent for future decisions.
Ms. Robl(United States of America) said that her delegation had joined in the consensus although it did not believe that the  draft resolution was necessary.
Consequently the  fact that her delegation  had joined in the consensus should not be regarded as a change in  United States policy with regard to the  Convention.
Ms. Spirnak(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  draft resolution, but wished to take issue with several of its features.
Ms. LIMJUCO(Philippines) said that her delegation had joined in the consensus; it would have  liked to be a sponsor but there was no clear indication as to where the  required additional funds would be found.
Ms. GOICOCHEA(Cuba) said that although her delegation had joined in the consensus, it had  serious reservations regarding some of its provisions.
Ms. HORIUCHI(Japan) said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  draft resolution but had  not sponsored it owing to technical and procedural problems with the  draft.
Ms. MURUGESAN(India) said that her delegation had joined in the consensus even though the  situation referred to in the  draft resolution was not universal.
Ms. SHENWICK(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  understanding that the  current capacity of the  Lessons Learned Unit would continue or would be strengthened.
Ms. Spirnak(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  draft resolution, but wished to draw attention to the  fact that the  item on commodities was a biennial agenda item.
Mrs. PEÑA(Peru) said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  understanding that the  Model Rules would be applied in  strict respect for the  provisions of paragraph 2 of the  draft resolution and article 1, paragraph 1 of the  Model Rules.
Ms. Saiga(Japan) said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  draft resolution because it expressed the  international community's concern about the  current situation in  Myanmar and defined the  goals to be attained in the  field of human rights and democracy in  that country.
Ms. Silot Bravo(Cuba)said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  understanding that the  level of resources approved would be sufficient to fulfil all the  mandates and that, if that proved not to be so, the  Committee could take steps to provide the  Secretariat with the  necessary resources.
Ms. Guo Xiaomei(China)said that although her delegation had joined in the consensus, it did not consider the  Global Fund to be an intergovernmental organization in the  strict sense of the  term or that it met the  criteria set out in  General Assembly decision 49/426, to which strict adherence was essential.
Mrs. LAWLOR(United States of America)said that, while her delegation had joined in the consensus, it had  some reservations regarding paragraph 5 of the  resolution,in  which the  General Assembly requested the  Secretary-General of the  United Nations Conference on Trade and Development to prepare a report on the  implementation of the  resolution.
Ms. RIECK(Germany) said that her delegation had joined in the consensus but was concerned that, since one Member State had  announced its intention to reduce its assessed contribution to peacekeeping budgets to an amount which it deemed convenient, no peacekeeping budget would be fully covered by contributions of Member States.
Ms. Wagner(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined in the consensus on the  draft resolution just adopted on the  understanding that the  funding for the  proposed second World Conference of Ministers Responsible for Youth should be from outside the  Organization's regular budget and that the  actual decision to hold such a Conference would be taken at a later date.
Ms. SHENWICK(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined in the consensus with the  expectation that the  draft resolution would not result in  any increase in the  human or non-human resources required by the  Secretariat or any increase in  assessments on Member States and that it would not affect the  Secretary-General's proposals to reduce or abolish posts.
Ms. Phipps(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined the consensus in recognition of the  importance of protecting the  rights of minorities.
Nonetheless, in  order to facilitate agreement in the  Fifth Committee, her delegation had joined the consensus in a spirit of flexibility.
Regarding the  paragraphs of the  resolution which called for revisions in some Departments, her delegation had joined the consensus on the  understanding that the  revisions would be administrative in  nature and would be designed to enhance efficiency.
Ms. Gendi(Egypt) said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the  understanding that nothing in the  resolution permitted or promoted abortion or the  right to abortion.
Ms. Negm(Egypt) said that her delegation had joined the consensus in favour of adopting the  draft resolution in  recognition of the  humanitarian nature of the  Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
However, her delegation had joined the consensus because it wished to uphold the  budget procedures laid down in General Assembly resolution 41/213.
Ms. Robl(United States of America) said that,although the  United States disagreed with certain aspects of the  reports welcomed in the  resolution, her delegation had joined the consensus in  order to underscore her  Governments' strong support for the  goals and purposes of the  Convention on the  Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
Cultural diversity and its relationship with human rights law was characterized in  a more accurate andbalanced way in  Human Rights Council resolution 23/10, on which her delegation had joined the consensus in June 2013.