Примеры использования It would have preferred на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Uruguay noted that it would have preferred a protocol with a broader focus.
Provided that the budget would help achieve theobjectives he had outlined, his delegation was prepared to accept a greater increase than it would have preferred.
One delegation stated that it would have preferred a more analytical report.
It would have preferred the phased-in approach proposed by the Human Resources Network.
While his delegation would not block a consensus, it would have preferred to proceed differently.
However, it would have preferred to receive a report that was more up to date.
One delegation, speaking also on behalf of another delegation, noted that it would have preferred the use of more recent statistical data.
It would have preferred the discussions in the Fifth Committee to be limited to the financial and budgetary aspects of the question.
However, one regional group stated that it would have preferred agreed conclusions to have been produced at the current session.
It would have preferred more flexibility concerning its scope and explicit language on a broad margin of appreciation.
While Croatia recognized the Protocol's great merit, it would have preferred its provisions to be worded more strongly and precisely.
It would have preferred that aspect of the matter to be avoided, but the Commission seemed not to share that preference.
The Government had included in the advisory note its own perspective, which it would have preferred to see in the CCF submitted to the Board.
The delegation noted that it would have preferred to have broader consultations with non-governmental organizations s.
However, the European Union would abstain from voting on the amendment, as it would have preferred a compromise on the paragraph concerned.
It would have preferred not to include article 4 in the protocol and stated that article 8, paragraph 4 should be interpreted in line with the provisions of the Covenant.
His delegation supported that decision reluctantly; it would have preferred to continue the analysis, taking into account the work of previous Special Rapporteurs.
It would have preferred to see funding provided under the regular budget; however, in a spirit of flexibility, it would consider other options.
Given the importance that Canada ascribed to the counter-terrorist combat, it would have preferred to work with the main sponsors of the draft resolution to reach a consensus on the text.
It would have preferred to have had such conclusions for each of the substantive agenda items, but was not opposed to having only one set of conclusions.
Mr. Chungong Ayafor(Cameroon), speaking in explanation of vote after the voting,said that his delegation had abstained because it would have preferred a consensus text.
The same delegation noted that it would have preferred that the Board adopt a decision reflecting the above instead of only taking note of the Report.
It would have preferred a resolution focused exclusively on radioactive materials used for medical or public health applications IMO document A 24/5(b)/2, para. 81.
His delegation had accepted the result,since it believed in the democratic process, but it would have preferred the procedure to unfold in a more transparent and comprehensible way.
It would have preferred to conduct negotiations within the Conference on Disarmament; however, the discussions of the Group of governmental experts in April 2014 had been very useful.
Canada had joined the consensus on the establishment of a new body, although it would have preferred the Human Rights Committee to have been assigned the related monitoring functions.
Furthermore, it would have preferred a reference to Security Council resolutions 1373(2001) and 1377(2001), which had set the framework for United Nations counter-terrorism measures.
The representative of Ethiopia said that his delegation had reservations concerning the final report of the Ad Hoc Working Group, since it would have preferred the summary of main findings and conclusions to be discussed, agreed upon and incorporated into the body of the report.
It would have preferred more standard language concerning the financing of the Tribunal, such as"the expenditures of the Tribunal would be borne by Member States in accordance with Article 17 of the Charter.
Her delegation had joined the consensus with great reluctance, because it would have preferred the full amount which the Secretary-General had requested to have been apportioned among Member States.