Примеры использования Japan hoped на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Japan hoped that UNIDO would be actively involved in the follow-up.
The working paper outlined the messages Japan hoped the 2005 Conference would deliver.
Japan hoped that substantive progress could be made in the light of the above-mentioned conclusions.
As a sponsor of the draft resolution just introduced, Japan hoped that it would be adopted by consensus.
Japan hoped that the paragraph would facilitate the satisfactory implementation of the convention.
It was deeply regrettable that China had carried out a nuclear test in October 1993; Japan hoped that the negotiations towards a comprehensive nuclear-test ban would not be impeded by the test.
Japan hoped that the High Commission for Human Rights would begin to take effective action.
The United Nations Register of Conventional Arms was an important element in that endeavour; Japan hoped that a substantially larger number of States would join its regime.
Japan hoped that Timor-Leste would continue to make further efforts in the human rights area.
Improving the working methods of the Special Committee andenhancing its efficiency were thus of critical importance, and Japan hoped that the Sixth Committee would continue to give priority to that issue.
Japan hoped through that initiative to establish a good model for regional cooperation.
It was precisely for that reason that Japan hoped that drug control would continue to be a priority in the next medium-term plan.
Japan hoped to contribute to the current project on that challenging issue in Working Group II.
Regarding detention facilities, Japan hoped that Uruguay would further strengthen efforts to create a system that focuses on preventing repeat offenses and accelerating criminal trials.
Japan hoped that the upcoming plenary meeting would provide an opportunity to focus on those issues.
Japan hoped that UNIDO would continue with effective and efficient implementation of its field mobility policy.
Japan hoped to strengthen cooperation in policy formulation aimed at assisting women in development.
Japan hoped that the 2011 review of the Human Rights Council would enable a comprehensive approach to human rights issues.
Japan hoped that Eritrea would cooperate with the international community, including United Nations mechanisms.
Japan hoped that the voting in the public referendum on the recently adopted draft constitution would take place in a fair manner.
Japan hoped that Ukraine would speedily ratify the START I treaty and that sharp reductions would be achieved in nuclear arsenals on both sides.
Japan hoped for the continued efforts of Cambodia and called on the international community for continued support and assistance.
Japan hoped that Tuvalu would ratify these treaties expeditiously and recommended that it make good use of technical assistance from OHCHR to do so.
Japan hoped that the recently upgraded United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation would provide additional impetus to that process.
Japan hoped that newly created national human rights organizations would function effectively to further improve the human rights situation.
Japan hoped that the national dialogue would address transitional justice, promotion of women's rights and the empowerment of women.
Japan hoped that the Secretariat would reflect on how to provide information to Member States and how to complement that information during the intersessional period.
Japan hoped that Iran would follow up on those recommendations and would continue to engage in dialogue on human rights with Japan and the international community.
Japan hoped that at the next meeting of States parties, agreement would be reached on the resumption of focused discussions on mines other than anti-personnel mines.
Japan hoped that the activities of UNHCR would receive even broader and stronger support from the international community, enhancing its visibility and increasing the number of its partners.