Примеры использования I echo на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And I echo that.
He welcomed all discussion and all suggestions, and I echo that now.
I echo your concerns.
That Brandenburg concerto is no joke, and I echo your sentiment regarding Beethoven.
I echo the commissioner's call for restraint.
A serious query, which don Juan's companions had and which I echoed myself, was about the implications of this event.
Could I echo what Abel Matutues has said.
Much of what I will say today has already been said by others, andI ask your indulgence if I echo sentiments often expressed here.
I echo their appeal for speed in establishing the force.
Mr. MACKAY(New Zealand): Madam President,could I echo the comments made by other colleagues congratulating you on your assumption of the Chair?
I echo the views expressed by Ambassador Hamoui of Syria on this subject.
Sir Jeremy Greenstock(United Kingdom): I am grateful to the Permanent Representative of Cameroon for introducing this year's report(A/57/2 and Corr.1)of the Security Council so comprehensively and ably, and I echo his expression of gratitude to the Secretary-General and the Secretariat for supporting the Council so effectively.
I echo the calls made for both sides to demonstrate flexibility, generosity and a spirit of compromise in the talks.
Mr. García(Colombia)(interpretation from Spanish): I echo the support voiced by other speakers for draft resolution A/C.1/50/L.46 under agenda item 70,“General and complete disarmament”.
I echo this sentiment and look forward to this being a most productive fifty-fifth session of the General Assembly.
While the amnesty law in Uganda has contributed to the separation of thousands of children forcefully recruited by LRA, I echo the concerns of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, in its concluding observations on Uganda(CRC/C/OPAC/UGA/CO/1), that the criteria for granting amnesties are not in compliance with the international legal obligations of the State party(Uganda), notably the Rome statute of the International Criminal Court.
I echo many other delegations in saying that it is a strong wish of my delegation that we not lose valuable momentum.
Mr. MACKAY(New Zealand): Mr. President,could I echo the thanks expressed by other colleagues to you for the work that you have put into the presidency in an endeavour to bring the Conference on Disarmament to a point where we can commence our substantive work?
I echo those sentiments and pledge my delegation's full support and cooperation towards the successful discharge of his mandate.
Mr. MACKAY(New Zealand): Mr. President,could I echo the compliments of other colleagues to you in assuming the presidency of the Conference on Disarmament, and also reiterate the appreciation that has been expressed to former Presidents for the work that they have done in bringing us very close to a point where we can begin work.
I echo and endorse the comments made by the representative of the United Kingdom relating to the negotiation of this draft resolution.
I echo the call by the Security Council in its resolution 2036(2012) for donors and partners to support the establishment of the cell.
Lastly, I echo the appeals made by the Secretary-General, Mr. Ban Ki-moon, and by Minister Medelci to the members of the Conference to adopt a programme of work without delay.
I echo Ambassador Mongbe in stating our commitment to the principle of alternating the annual sessions of the UNDP Governing Council between Geneva and New York.
Indeed, I echo the words of the delegate of the European Union, but I would also remind colleagues that the delegate of the Russian Federation himself called this mission a"modest initial" step.
I echo the concerns expressed by many developing countries to the effect that the increase in resources for peace operations must not come at the expense of the resources needed for development.
I echo the thanks that my Permanent Representative expressed during this morning's General Assembly plenary meeting for the decisive backing the international community has accorded us.
In this regard, I echo the statement made earlier today by the High Representative of the European Union(EU), Catherine Ashton, regretting the Israeli decision not to extend the moratorium on settlements.
I echo the sentiments of all who have referred here to the pressing need for the United Nations to adapt to the realities of the world in which we live so that it will be more in tune with current concerns and managed in an effective and transparent manner: an Organization whose Charter recognizes that all States, small and large, possess the right to have their say in the conduct of affairs that are of interest to the international community.