Примеры использования His delegation felt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His delegation felt that the latter category needed to be further refined.
Mr. CHOUKRI(Observer for Morocco)said that his delegation felt that the first version of article 13 was clearer than the new version.
His delegation felt that the use of such terms was vague and imprecise.
The topic had undergone a partial metamorphosis into an environmental topic; his delegation felt that that was grossly misconceived.
His delegation felt that the definition of a unilateral act was taking shape.
Therefore, in line with the views of other Member States, his delegation felt that further study of State practice was necessary before adopting a binding decision.
His delegation felt that the question needed further consideration in the Commission.
The Commission on Human Rights had become increasingly important over the years, but his delegation felt that the performance of the Commission and its subsidiary bodies left much to be desired.
His delegation felt that the Commission had made the right decisions on the basic issues.
Mr. Labbe(Chile) said that his delegation felt both frustration and regret at the failure of the Conference.
His delegation felt that such a turn of events would not be in the interest of the Organization.
Mr. Lozinski(Russian Federation) said that his delegation felt that the mechanism for the operation of the Development Account had not yet been sufficiently worked out and agreed upon.
His delegation felt the consideration of its report had been an informative and valuable exercise.
In respect of death and disability benefits, his delegation felt that the provision in the budget, based on an average payment of $40,000, seemed rather high.
His delegation felt that at least $2.5 million could be allocated to 1996-1997.
With regard to the comments made by the representative of Egypt, his delegation felt that the Secretary-General could always submit a further report, which could then be allocated for further consideration by the Committee.
His delegation felt that more attention needed to be given to the important issues raised in that connection.
That being so, his delegation felt that there was no necessity for the proposed new system.
His delegation felt that the Executive Director's appearance before the Committee had been extremely useful.
Mr. Saha(India) said his delegation felt that the Committee needed to accord serious consideration to that matter, which was of interest to all Member States.
His delegation felt that the report placed undue emphasis on savings, since some costs were unavoidable.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said his delegation felt that option 2 on exercise of jurisdiction was the one most likely to ensure the effectiveness of the Court.
His delegation felt that there was a need to strengthen UNIDO's field representation not only in Uganda but in all LDCs.
Mr. IRAGORRI(Colombia) said that his delegation felt that the conditions attached by the United States should be included in future updates on the financial situation.
Lastly, his delegation felt that the proposed preambular paragraph was repetitive and stated the obvious.
Mr. FRANCIS(Australia) said that his delegation felt some concern with respect to increasing the honoraria and thought that consideration of the question should at least be deferred.
His delegation felt that it did not adequately reflect the complexity of the debate and should be deleted.
Mr. Zeidan(Lebanon) said his delegation felt that inclusion of the paragraph was likely to send a strange signal, but because of its humane intent, he would abstain.
His delegation felt that the linkage between the strengthening of Article 19 and the granting of exemptions was unsuitable.
Mr. Lowen(United Kingdom)said that his delegation felt that the Committee did not have sufficient information to take a decision; the matter should be pursued in informal meetings.