Примеры использования His two reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In that respect,Italy agrees with the clear assessment provided by the Secretary-General in his two reports.
The Secretary-General in his two reports has made several recommendations as to how to overcome those problems standing in the way of the achievement of NEPAD's goals.
Mr. Mabilangan(Philippines): The Philippine delegation thanks the Secretary-General for his two reports on an Agenda for Development, which we believe ought to be read together.
In his two reports, the Secretary-General has stressed the need to combat terrorism while ensuring full compliance with established human rights and other international norms.
I would also like to thank the Secretary-General for his two reports, documents A/52/855 and A/52/856, issued respectively under agenda items 21 and 60.
In his two reports to the Security Council on the protection of civilians, 2 the Secretary-General called for increased efforts to separate combatants and armed elements from civilians in camps and recommended a number of measures to achieve this.
We also wish to express our appreciation to the Secretary-General for his two reports(A/66/329 and A/66/334), which contain very insightful observations and key recommendations on the subject matter under discussion.
By transforming the draft resolution submitted to it by the Special Rapporteur into preliminary conclusions, it had given the document a more appropriate form in the sense that, as the Special Rapporteur himself had said,it restated the main conclusions of his two reports.
She expressed appreciation to the Secretary-General for his two reports on terrorism(A/61/210 and A/61/178) and to UNODC for its technical assistance, to which more resources could usefully be devoted.
My delegation would like to express its full support for the integrated approach to development that the Secretary-General has laid out in his two reports, for, like him, we feel that any real development must be economically effective, ecologically sound, socially fair, respectful of human rights and focused on improving the well-being of the population.
Mr. Dube(Botswana): First of all, I should like to thank the Secretary-General for his two reports, on progress made in implementation of the programme of the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD)(A/58/254) and on implementation of the recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General on the causes of conflict and the promotion of durable peace and sustainable development in Africa A/58/352.
Mr. Swe(Myanmar): At the outset, allow me to thank the Secretary-General for his two reports-- the report on the work of the Organization and the report on the implementation of the United Nations Millennium Declaration.
My delegation also wishes to thank the Secretary-General for his two reports on the items we are discussing today-- and yesterday-- namely, the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD) and the causes of conflict and the promotion of durable peace and sustainable development in Africa.
It is precisely in the context of the views expressed by the Secretary-General in his two reports that I would like to refer to a few specific items, bearing in mind the time constraints that prevent me from referring to other issues as I would have liked.
Mr. Assaf(Lebanon)(spoke in Arabic): At the outset,I would like to thank the Secretary-General for his two reports on the situation in the Middle East(A/60/258 and A/60/539) and for his efforts to find a peaceful solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict arising from the occupation of Arab territories.
Mr. Hannesson(Iceland): I would like to begin by thanking the Secretary-General for his two reports, on the modalities, format and organization of the high-level plenary meeting of the sixtieth session of the General Assembly(A/59/545), and on the implementation of the United Nations Millennium Declaration A/59/282 and Corr.1.
Mr. Belinga-Eboutou(Cameroon)(spoke in French): My delegation is grateful to the Secretary-General for his two reports-- one on the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD)(A/62/203) and the other relating to causes of conflict and the promotion of durable peace and sustainable development in Africa(A/62/204)-- submitted, respectively, under sub-items(a) and(b) of agenda item 64.
The immense nationality problem was covered by the Special Rapporteur in his first two reports.
I would also like to express my appreciation to the Secretary-General for his two separate reports.
We would first like to thank the Secretary-General for his two comprehensive reports on agenda item 66 A/60/178 and A/60/182.
We regret that, as his first two reports attest, a consensus has not yet taken shape on such a mandate.
The Secretary-General has given specific attention to the substance of this recommendation in his two recent reports on United Nations reform.
The Secretary-General said that civilians are deliberately targeted with increasing frequency andrecalled his five core challenges identified in his two last reports.
A full account of the Secretary-General's recent mission of good offices in Cyprus is contained in his last two reports to the Security Council S/1996/467 and S/1996/1055.
In his previous two reports on the implementation of the recommendations of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations(A/64/680 and A/65/680), the Secretary-General outlined critical elements of the New Horizon initiative.
He did not appear, however,to have heeded the comments made in that letter concerning the misrepresentation in his two previous reports of the purpose and scope of the economic sanctions imposed on Burundi.
The Special Rapporteur finds himself obliged to repeat some of the broad andspecific recommendations on the region he made in his first two reports, besides proposing other action in the light of what he saw during his mission.
Civil and political rights.The Special Rapporteur reiterates all the recommendations made in his first two reports, and in the additional report, particularly regarding the need to investigate and punish all abuses of human rights.
The mission, which was prompted by the events in Mokoto and took place between 30 May and 7 June, focused on ethnic violence,a subject which the Special Rapporteur covered in his first two reports.
In his previous two reports and his mission report on extreme poverty conditions in the United States, the independent expert had demonstrated various ways in which feasible policies can be designed and implemented to eradicate extreme poverty in different parts of the world.