Примеры использования It had shown на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Furthermore, it had shown its willingness to engage in international cooperation.
The CHAIRPERSON thanked the delegation for its replies and the openness it had shown in its conversation with the Committee.
It had shown flexibility along with the other members of the LMCs to bridge the gaps.
Mr. MALEVICH(Belarus) thanked the Committee for its attention and the interest it had shown in his delegation's replies.
It had shown perseverance and willingness to achieve its goals, despite staff and budgetary constraints.
Mr. Kustavletov(Kazakhstan) thanked the Committee for the openness and interest it had shown by its many questions.
He thanked the Committee for the interest it had shown in Argentina's report and the pertinent questions which members had raised.
The Agency's staff was to be commended for the commitment and dedication it had shown despite those problems.
Firstly, it had shown that many men realise that the use of violence is not justifiable and are willing to seek help in changing their behaviour.
Mr. CAFLISCH(Switzerland) thanked the Committee for the interest it had shown in Switzerland's initial report and the replies provided by his delegation.
In fact, it had shown considerable generosity in accepting large numbers of refugees and displaced persons from those countries, not to mention immigrants from other continents.
Mr. CHIKANDA(Zimbabwe), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China,thanked the EU for the flexibility it had shown in the negotiations on the draft.
His delegation reaffirmed that it had shown flexibility with respect to the text of the draft resolution, which had no political connotations.
Trade between Latin American and Caribbean countries continued to be important,although it lost some of the impetus it had shown in previous years.
The Chairperson thanked the delegation for the commitment it had shown and asked it to send any further replies to the secretariat in writing.
His Government had appreciated the specific recommendations the Committee had made on the United States Virgin Islands and the sensitivity it had shown to the situation there.
Furthermore, the important feature of the Committee's work was that it had shown an emerging convergence of sustainable energy and energy security policies.
It had shown a genuine interest in furthering the cause of human rights, for example by ensuring that its legislation and regulations were in keeping with the provisions of international instruments.
Mr. WAXMAN(United States of America), speaking on behalf of the entire delegation,thanked the Committee for the interest it had shown in the consideration of the report of the United States.
It had shown remarkable foresight on international public-order dimensions of protection, resulting in the concept of norms of international public order becoming famous in international law.
Mr. RATA(New Zealand) and Mrs. ALVAREZ(Dominican Republic)expressed appreciation to the delegation of the Sudan for the flexibility that it had shown in order to facilitate the work of the Committee.
Ms. FLÓREZ PRIDA(Cuba)thanked the Committee for the interest it had shown in the report submitted by Cuba and would be glad to try to reply to the numerous questions asked.
It had shown how global problems could be resolved if all local stakeholders joined forces with a framework for clear, legally binding commitments and a financial mechanism that was directly linked to compliance.
Extradition procedures between States that had abolished the death penalty andStates that still imposed it had shown what difficulties could arise in such circumstances.
The CHAIRPERSON thanked the delegation for a highly constructive and informative dialogue andwelcomed the spirit of cooperation it had shown in responding to the Committee's concerns in a comprehensive and timely manner.
Mr. CHELIA(Argentina) thanked the Committee for the interest it had shown in his country and said that he would not of course be able to reply immediately to the many and complex questions raised in the Committee's conclusions and recommendations.
The international community had benefited immensely from its contributions in the areas of technical anddevelopment assistance, and it had shown complete commitment to human rights, democracy, the market economy and multilateralism.
While CCISUA did not agree with the pay freeze, it had shown that the current margin management system worked, particularly as ICSChad forecast that the margin would reach the desirable midpoint within the next two years.
The Caribbean Community congratulated the Government of Anguilla on having provided excellent facilities andcommended the United Kingdom Government for the flexibility and foresight it had shown in agreeing to the bold proposal made by the Chairman of the Special Committee on decolonization.