Примеры использования Her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution.
Ms. Robl(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution.
Her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution in recognition of the  general agreement among Member States on  that issue.
Ms. Shearouse(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution reluctantly.
Her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution and supported regional and multilateral efforts to address the  food crisis.
Ms. Brancato(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution despite some misgivings.
Her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution on the  understanding that the  indicator of achievement in question would be reworded as indicated by the  Controller.
Ms. Rivero(Uruguay), speaking in explanation of position,said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution on the  basis of the  English text.
Ms. Engelbrecht Schadtler(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution based on  its traditional support of the  Group of 77 and China.
While her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution, it was deeply concerned that the  decision in General Assembly resolution 52/198 to provide funding from the  Organization's regular budget for various activities of the  Convention Secretariat was reiterated in the  second preambular paragraph.
Ms. Taratukhina(Russian Federation), speaking in explanation of position,said that, while her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution, it wished to clarify its interpretation of the  new language that had  been added to paragraph 17.
Ms. Gendi(Egypt) said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution because it was fully convinced of the  importance of the  subject addressed therein.
Ms. Cross(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution, but had  concerns about the  approach taken in that document as a solution was needed for a much wider problem.
Ms. Şerbetci(Turkey) said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution because it addressed important issues with respect to the  sustainable development of the  Caribbean Sea and because her  Government fully supported the  efforts of the  Association of Caribbean States to develop and implement regional initiatives to promote sustainable conservation and management of coastal and marine resources.
Ms. Méndez Romero(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela), speaking in explanation of position,said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution, as it believed that the  fight against transnational organized crime should be based on the  principles of international cooperation and respect for State sovereignty.
Ms. Miller(Malta) said that, while her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution, Malta nonetheless reaffirmed the  responsibilities, rights and duties of parents and legal guardians to provide, in a manner consistent with the  evolving capacities of the  child, appropriate direction and guidance in the  exercise by the  child of the  rights recognized in the  Convention on the  Rights of the  Child.
Ms. Adjalova(Azerbaijan) said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution just adopted in order to reiterate its full support for the  important work of UNHCR.
Ms. Silot Bravo(Cuba) said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution because of the  need to strengthen the  capabilities of the  Department of Peacekeeping Operations.
Ms. Chebomui(Kenya) said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution on the  understanding that the  information requested in section IX, paragraph 7, would be provided on  a one-time basis.
Ms. Robl(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution in recognition of her  country's ongoing support for, and leading role in, the  broader goal of worldwide food and nutrition security.
Ms. Vadiati(Islamic Republic of Iran)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution but wished to disassociate itself from paragraphs 9(d), 23(c), 26, 38 bis and 55, which did not contain agreed language and would not be in children's best interests.
Ms. Abubakar(Libya) said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution as a firm believer in the  protection of the  human rights of rural women and a supporter of their equal participation in and contribution to the  development of their societies.
Ms. Halabi(Syrian Arab Republic)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution, being convinced that the  issue must be dealt with in all of its manifestations, because it was intrinsically bound up with the  development of women.
Ms. ARCHINI(Italy) said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft decision on the  understanding that the  Committee would impress upon the  Secretary-General the  need for harmonization of management systems throughout the  United Nations.
Ms. Zack(United States of America)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution on the  understanding that the  right to enjoy the  benefits of scientific progress and its applications, referred to in paragraph 3, should be on  mutually agreed terms.
Ms. Hughes(United States of America), speaking in explanation of position,said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution, but had  concerns that it did not adequately reflect the  fact that respect for human rights was in and of itself an important tool for fighting extreme poverty.
Ms. Msuya(United Republic of Tanzania)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution, but that paragraph 7 was ambiguous, since it could give the  impression that countries of asylum were accomplices to activities likely to undermine“the civilian and humanitarian character of refugee camps and settlements”.
Ms. Garcia Matos(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela)said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution, and reaffirmed its commitment to the  strengthening of a gender perspective in its national policies and to the  empowerment of women and their increased participation in the  economic and financial spheres.
Ms. Udo(Nigeria), noting that the  institution of the  family was very important in her  country,said that her delegation had joined the consensus on the draft resolution on the  understanding that the  Secretary-General, as Chief Administrative Officer, would continue to execute his functions in the  knowledge that it was the  role of the  General Assembly to amend or add to the  Staff Regulations and Rules.