Примеры использования I wish to welcome на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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First of all, I wish to welcome the initiative taken by the President of the General Assembly.
It is therefore of utmost importance that the Council apply a clear and coherent methodology for the imposition, application andlifting of measures under Chapter VII. In this connection, I wish to welcome the work done by the Security Council working group on general issues on sanctions.
Her tenacity I admire, and I wish to welcome her into the fold… Along with her child.
I wish to welcome the delegation of South Africa, which has joined us after an absence of many years.
On behalf of the Conference, I wish to welcome him and to assure him of our full cooperation.
I wish to welcome you all to the one-hundred-and-third session of the Working Party on Customs Questions affecting Transport WP.30.
Mr. Yassin(Sudan)(interpretation from Arabic):On behalf of the delegation of the Sudan, I wish to welcome His Excellency Mr. Elias Hraoui, President of Lebanon, a sister Arab country, who came to address the General Assembly on an especially important occasion.
I wish to welcome the readiness of the United Nations to help in addressing this issue, which is of great humanitarian significance.
Mr. MOHER(Canada): On behalf of the Western Group, I wish to welcome the statement just read this morning by the Secretary-General, Mr. Petrovsky, on the occasion of International Women's Day.
Here, I wish to welcome to the General Assembly the newest European member and the 192nd Member of the United Nations, the Republic of Montenegro.
In paying tribute to this great friend of Mexico, I wish to welcome the new Director General of the IAEA, Mr. Mohamed ElBaradei, to whom we express our support and our confidence.
Thus, I wish to welcome the Republic of Chile and the Czech Republic to the Statute.
Before I conclude on this topic, I wish to welcome the proposal to create a United Nations office for West Africa, in accordance with the recommendation of the Fall mission report.
I wish to welcome the statements by our two distinguished visitors today, Mr. McKinnon of New Zealand and Secretary of State Wyzner of Poland.
Mr. Afonso(Mozambique): On behalf of my delegation, I wish to welcome the adoption of the resolution on the financing of the United Nations Operation in Mozambique(ONUMOZ) covering the period from November 1993 to April 1994.
I wish to welcome the positive spirit of the States Parties to the Antarctic Treaty, including the Coordinator for this year, Japan.
The President: On behalf of the General Assembly I wish to welcome the Secretary-General to the meeting and to thank him and the World Health Organization for their respective reports on each agenda item.
I wish to welcome the presence at this meeting of the Secretary-General, His Excellency Mr. Ban Ki-moon, whom I now invite to take the floor.
In addition, I wish to welcome the Swiss Confederation and East Timor to the Organization as States Members.
I wish to welcome the new treaty between the United States and the Russian Federation, signed in May 2002, on the reduction of strategic offensive forces.
In that context, I wish to welcome the creation of the Office of the Special Adviser on Africa, led by Under-Secretary-General Gambari.
I wish to welcome the recent conclusion of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on Their Destruction.
Before I proceed, I wish to welcome the presence of Judge Shunji Yanai, President of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.
I wish to welcome Mr. Covic, President of the Coordination Centre of Serbia and Montenegro and of the Republic of Serbia for Kosovo and Metohija, to our meeting today.
In this regard, I wish to welcome the adoption by the General Assembly of the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy resolution 60/288.
I wish to welcome the participation of the Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom, His Excellency Mr. David Davis, in this meeting.
In this regard, I wish to welcome the many initiatives on Africa undertaken by the Council during the reporting period and beyond.
I wish to welcome the new States parties to the Convention-- especially Canada, whose delegation was an active participant in the negotiations on the Convention-- and I look forward to other States becoming parties, in particular the United States of America, which is currently considering accession.
At the same time, I wish to welcome the initiative just taken by President Clinton in the area of combating international crime, which speaks to these very concerns.
In addition, I wish to welcome the admission of the Swiss Confederation, a country of great traditions of peace and democracy, to the Organization.