Примеры использования His government recognized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His Government recognized the value of peacekeeping operations.
Mr. Acuña(Chile) said that his Government recognized only one China.
His Government recognized the need for international cooperation.
Mr. GELBARD(United States of America)said that his Government recognized its obligation to tackle the country's serious drug-abuse problem.
His Government recognized only one China, of which Taiwan was an integral part.
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Turning to the topic ofunilateral acts of States(A/59/10, chap. VIII), his Government recognized such acts as a source of international obligations.
However, his Government recognized the undesirable nature of that type of punishment.
Mr. Mubebo(Zambia) said that his Government recognized only one China and regarded Taiwan as an integral part of Chinese territory.
His Government recognized the problem posed by the significant backlog of court cases.
Mr. PATRIOTA(Brazil) said that his Government recognized the People's Republic of China as the sole representative of the Chinese people.
His Government recognized the right of all States parties to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Mr. Khan(Indonesia) said that his Government recognized the impossibility of achieving social development without a vibrant economy.
His Government recognized and valued the country's ethnic and cultural diversity, as evidenced by the existence of INDEPA.
Mr. Awasthi(India) said that his Government recognized the need for specific policy intervention to support persons with disabilities.
His Government recognized the importance of providing social protection for vulnerable groups in order to break the cycle of poverty.
The representative of Venezuela reported that his Government recognized a number of collective rights of indigenous peoples, among them the collective ownership of ancestral lands.
His Government recognized that, while Turkey's young people were an asset, significant attention and resources were required to meet their needs.
Mr. MAHARAJ(Trinidad and Tobago)said his Government recognized that cooperation with the Committee was essential for the proper discharge of its duties under the Covenant.
His Government recognized not only the importance of crime prevention, but also the need to provide adequate resources for that purpose.
Mr. Lorenzo(Dominican Republic)said that his Government recognized the importance of spirulina in combating malnutrition and achieving sustainable development, as emphasized by the draft resolution.
His Government recognized the principles of self-determination and of the territorial integrity of States; those two principles sometimes came into conflict.
Mr. NKURLU(United Republic of Tanzania)said that his Government recognized the urgent need to preserve Antarctica, which had become increasingly vulnerable to the impact of human activities.
His Government recognized the important role played by the United Nations Mine Action Service as the focal point for mine action.
Mr. LEBEDEV(Russian Federation)informed the Committee that his Government recognized the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Moldova and was strongly in favour of the country's self-determination.
His Government recognized the plight of homeless people in the United States, and the Department of Housing and Urban Development had been given the task of tackling the problem.
Nevertheless, his Government recognized that lacunae remained to be filled.
His Government recognized the need to build the counter-terrorism capacity of Member States and had helped 64 countries under a special assistance programme.
Mr. Nkingiye(Burundi) said that his Government recognized one China, the People's Republic of China, of which Taiwan was an integral part; therefore, it opposed inclusion of the item.
His Government recognized the role of national Governments in promoting economic empowerment of their people through the creation of an enabling environment.
Mr. Wille(Norway) confirmed that his Government recognized the extraterritorial character of the Covenant and its own obligations thereunder, in accordance with the Committee's General Comment No. 31.