Примеры использования Mark moher на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Signed: Mark Moher.
I now give the floor to the representative of Canada, Ambassador Mark Moher.
Ambassador Mark Moher, Moderator, Canada.
I now give the floor to the representative of Canada, Ambassador Mark Moher.
Ambassador Mark Moher, Friend of the Chair, Canada.
Nine days later, we appointed Canadian Ambassador Mark Moher as Chair;
Like others, we are sorry to see Ambassador Mark Moher go and wish him and his wife Jean our very best for the future.
I would also like to take this opportunity towelcome our new colleague, Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada.
They are Ambassador Arundhati Ghose of India,Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada, Ambassador Péter Náray of Hungary and Ambassador Joëlle Bourgois of France.
I would just like to share a couple of quotations Ihave come across from my predecessor three times removed, Ambassador Mark Moher, when he was here and discussing the FMCT.
I must say that when I heard it, I turned towards Mark Moher, because, after all, the representative of Canada told us today, in a written text.
I also would like to take this opportunity to warmly welcome Ambassador Arundhati Ghose of India and Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada, who recently joined us in the CD.
As you are aware, our esteemed colleague andfriend Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada will be leaving the Conference very shortly, having been called by his authorities to other important duties.
I would like also to extend my sincere best wishes to Ambassador Mark Moher, who will leave us very soon.
Secondly, I wish to extend the warmest welcome to the heads of the delegations of India, Ambassador Arundhati Ghose, South Africa, Ambassador Jacobs Selebi, and Canada,Ambassador Mark Moher.
My delegation would also like to join you in bidding His Excellency Ambassador Mark Moher farewell and extending best wishes in his next assignment.
As Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada and others have been lucidly warning, the international nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation regime, which is anchored in the NPT, is under severe strain and even threat.
I congratulate the first Chairman of this Ad Hoc Committee, Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada, assuring him of the support and cooperation of my delegation.
It gives me great pleasure to welcome those who joined the Conference recently: Ambassador Arundhati Ghose of India, Ambassador Péter Náray of Hungary,Ambassador Jöelle Bourgois of France and Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada.
At its 804th plenary meeting, on 20 August 1998, the Conference on Disarmament appointed Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada as Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee for the current session.
I should now like to give the floor to Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada, who will introduce the report of the Ad Hoc Committee under item 1 of the agenda entitled“Cessation of the nuclear arms race and nuclear disarmament”, as contained in document CD/1555.
I should also like to take this opportunity to warmly welcome the distinguished representatives who have recently joined us in this body: Ambassador Arundhati Ghose of India,Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada and Ambassador Selebi of South Africa.
At the 804th plenary meeting on 20 August 1998,the Conference appointed Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada as Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee under item 1 of the agenda entitled“Cessation of the nuclear arms race and nuclear disarmament”.
I would like to take this opportunity toexpress our deep appreciation to the hard-working Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on the fissban treaty, Ambassador Mark Moher, and his delegation for their valuable work last year.
I refer to the letter addressed to you by Ambassador Mark Moher, Permanent Representative of Canada, forwarding the document entitled"Text on the establishment of a Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban-Treaty Organization.
It would be less than candid if I do not also seize this occasion to extend a warm welcome to our distinguished colleagues Ambassador Arundhati Ghose of India,Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada and Ambassador J.S. Selebi of South Africa, who have recently joined us in the Conference.
Ms. GHOSE(India): Mr. President,may I start with a warm welcome to our new colleagues, Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada, Ambassador Joëlle Bourgois of France and Ambassador Péter Náray of Hungary, and at the same time thank all colleagues who have earlier in the session addressed their words of welcome to me?
At the same time, allow me to extend a heartfelt welcome to all our distinguished colleagues, the Ambassador of South Africa, His Excellency Mr. J.S. Selebi, the Ambassador of India, Her Excellency Ms. Arundhati Ghose, andthe Ambassador of Canada, His Excellency Mr. Mark Moher, who recently joined us in our common endeavour.
In this connection the delegation of Egypt has noted with appreciation the statement made by Ambassador Mark Moher and our colleague Sinclair of Canada before the plenary meeting on 19 March and today, 26 March.
Dear colleagues, I am happy to be able to report to you that the intensive consultations that have been held on the chairmanship of the Ad Hoc Committee on the prohibition of the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices have been concluded, andthe candidature of Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada enjoys consensus in the Conference.