Примеры использования Kebede на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Kebede, Ethiopia.
As their idols in a model business called Ethiopian supermodel Liya Kebede, and delighted by the Somali- American top model Iman.
Kebede Balcha, 66, Ethiopian marathon runner, world championship silver medalist 1983.
The Ethiopian ambassador to the United Kingdom, Berhanu Kebede, claimed that voters had rewarded Meles Zenawi and his party for their achievements.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia): It was not my delegation's intention to speak at this juncture.
The General Manager of the Department of Governmental Garages is Colonel Woldu Gheresus"Barya", andhis deputy is Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Kebede.
Mr. Berhanu Kebede Head, International Organizations Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Haddis Lemma, Teka Wochemo, Solomon Teshome, Abdi Geyecha, Behailu Assefa,Alem Amare and Aster Kebede, 3 Executive Committee of the Ethiopian Community in Rhein-Main.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia) said that considerable progress had been made since the Rio Conference.
With the guidance of the school officials and administrators, namely Mr. Abbuu Asaffaa, Head of Fentale Education Office; Mr. Hachalu Waltaji, an administrator at the Fentale Education Office; Mr. Alemayehu Yadeta, from the Mi eso Education Office; andMr. Workineh Kebede, School Director; our relief team learned that many remote schools do not have water tanks to store water.
Mr. KEBEDE(Ethiopia) commended the Working Group on its efforts since the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly.
Stone made her American Vogue debut on the May 2009 cover alongside Liya Kebede, Anna Jagodzinska, Natalia Vodianova, Caroline Trentini, Jourdan Dunn, Raquel Zimmermann, Sasha Pivovarova, Natasha Poly, Karen Elson, and Isabeli Fontana as one of the"Faces of the Moment.
Mr. KEBEDE(Ethiopia) expressed full support for the statement made by the representative of Costa Rica on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.
An Ethiopian called Teklu Kebede was severely beaten on 13 May and his family, including his four children, were arrested;
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia) said that the Second Committee was ideally positioned to contribute to the debate on globalization and produce a coherent analysis of its various impacts.
An Ethiopian named Teklu Kebede was severely beaten on 13 May 2000 and his family, including his four children, were arrested;
Mr. KEBEDE(Ethiopia) said that people-centred development and the empowerment of women had been adopted as guiding principles of his country's national population policy.
On appeal before the Upper Tribunal,Judge Kebede found that there was no family life between the two adult brothers and their mother because there was"no evidence of any particular dependency between them and their mother over and above the usual emotional and other ties that exist between parents and their adult children.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/53/L.29 on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, drew particular attention to the fifth preambular paragraph and to paragraphs 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 and 10.
Mr. KEBEDE(Ethiopia) said that his country was affected by recurrent drought and desert encroachment and therefore attached paramount importance to the implementation of the Convention to Combat Desertification.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia) said that assistance provided by the various United Nations agencies had helped promote sustainable development in Ethiopia and his Government was extremely grateful to those agencies.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia), referring to General Assembly resolution 50/103, expressed concern that the development partners were far from meeting their commitments to support the efforts of the least developed countries.
Mr. KEBEDE(Ethiopia) said that, since many developing countries were still overdependent on primary commodities there was need for externally supported horizontal and vertical diversification mechanisms.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia) said that, despite the commitments undertaken at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development and despite energetic institutional reform, progress had been slow and could not keep pace with new challenges.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia) said that while it was true that foreign direct investment in developing countries had increased in recent years, many countries, particularly those in Africa, had continued to experience enormous difficulties in attracting such investment.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia) asked what steps small countries such as his own, which had embarked on programmes of structural adjustment and macroeconomic reform, could take to protect themselves from becoming the victims of currency crises.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia), replying to questions about the preparation of the report(CAT/C/ETH/1), said that it had formed part of a project to prepare all overdue reports under the various human rights instruments to which Ethiopia was a party; several ad hoc bodies had been set up for that purpose.
Mr. KEBEDE(Ethiopia), recalling that the issues of drought and desertification had been given a prominent place in the discussions and conclusions at Rio, stressed the importance of the work of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee for the elaboration of an international convention to combat desertification.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia) said that his country, like any other country, had its own development strategy and intersectoral programmes which had been developed in consultation with the United Nations, the World Bank and regional banks, institutions which had a clear-cut role in those programmes.
Mr. Kebede(Ethiopia) said that the continued severity of the external debt crisis, particularly in Africa, showed that the pronouncements made by the international community had not led to concrete measures and tangible results, in part because the approach to debt-relief initiatives had been fragmented.