Примеры использования His delegation would have preferred на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His delegation would have preferred the previous wording of the draft article.
Mr. Schöfisch(Germany) said that his delegation would have preferred to delete recommendation 62.
His delegation would have preferred a phased approach in handling the situation.
Mr. Rosenstock(United States of America) said that his delegation would have preferred the draft resolution to have been adopted by consensus.
His delegation would have preferred them to have proposed a more specific course of action on the matter.
As an advocate for a universal ban on capital punishment, his delegation would have preferred inclusion of the issue in the draft resolution.
His delegation would have preferred to see proposals that focused on the reform and strengthening of the administration of justice.
Mr. Alaei(Islamic Republic of Iran), speaking in explanation of vote,said that his delegation would have preferred to see the paragraph improved rather than deleted.
His delegation would have preferred consensus on the Statute and it had taken note of the concerns expressed by some countries.
Mr. RAO(India) said that by its very nature, a framework convention set a higher standard, in terms of normative rules, than what his delegation would have preferred.
Mr. Khan(Pakistan) said that his delegation would have preferred to see the High Commissioner's term extended for a full four years.
The representative of Israel noted that while he took any allegations of terrorism very seriously,the proven fact that the individual had spoken on behalf of a nonaccredited non-governmental organization was sufficient grounds to support the proposal, although his delegation would have preferred more time to study the issue and to receive more information.
Mr. Jara(Chile) said that his delegation would have preferred a fuller report and looked forward to the promised additional information.
With regard to treaty crimes, he agreed on the need for a unified approach, although his delegation would have preferred crimes against United Nations personnel to be included.
His delegation would have preferred changes in the structure of the subprogrammes, but it accepted the proposed structure, including subprogramme 9.5.
While acknowledging that the outcome of the twenty-first special session was probably the best that could be achieved, his delegation would have preferred more forward-looking and action-oriented proposals for further implementation of the Programme of Action.
While his delegation would have preferred a report that took note of the working papers of both Chairmen, the final outcome was acceptable.
With regard to guideline 2.8.11(Acceptance of a reservation to a constituent instrument of an international organization), his delegation would have preferred a solution allowing the views of the competent organs of the international organization to be taken into account once the organization had been established.
His delegation would have preferred more affirmative language, but the sponsors had taken into account the particular concerns of a number of Member States in that connection.
On the role of the Security Council, his delegation would have preferred the“no such provision” option, as the Court should not only be independent but also seen to be independent.
His delegation would have preferred a wider exchange of views between the Commission and States before the submission of what was, of necessity, a partial view.
Mr. Maleki(Islamic Republic of Iran)said that his delegation would have preferred to be informed earlier about the various communications to which the Chairman had referred.
His delegation would have preferred the adoption of a more comprehensive mandate, but the decision was nonetheless a first step towards the elaboration of an instrument on the use of cluster munitions.
Mr. Wittmann(United States of America)said that his delegation would have preferred to have an outside organization conduct the evaluation of the impact of the restructuring of the Department.
However, his delegation would have preferred further negotiations between the United Nations and the Cambodian Government in order to ensure that international standards of justice were upheld.
Mr. BIGGAR(Ireland) said that his delegation would have preferred the retention of the phrase, since civilian police had made big contributions to the conduct of elections.
Lastly, his delegation would have preferred the twelfth preambular paragraph to parallel the wording of the Charter of the United Nations with regard to promoting and encouraging respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms through the adoption and implementation of international instruments.
Mr. Hamdan(Lebanon) said his delegation would have preferred the Chairman of the Working Group to have proposed that draft resolution as she had done with the previous ones.
For that reason, his delegation would have preferred the items on administration of justice and reform of human resources management to have been discussed together during the main part of the Assembly's current session.
Mr. Zaidan(Lebanon) said that his delegation would have preferred the draft resolution to be adopted by consensus, but the fact that the Special Rapporteur had overstepped her mandate meant that that would be impossible.