Примеры использования One delegation referred на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One delegation referred to attempts to silence the media.
With reference to the programme for Paraguay, one delegation referred to the country's high levels of maternal mortality and requested clarification on the country programme's strategy to reduce them.
One delegation referred to the importance of South-South cooperation.
Just for the record, one delegation referred to the source of instability and danger in the Middle East.
One delegation referred to coordination as core business for UNHCR.
In that regard, one delegation referred to the mandate of the General Assembly as reflected in Assembly resolution 49/28 of 6 December 1994.
One delegation referred the Commission to the different definitions of"members" and"ad hoc members.
In this connection one delegation referred to a study on food security and climate change undertaken by the International Institute for Systems Application Analysis in Laxenburg, Austria.
One delegation referred to the Western Sahara confidence-building measures as a"humanitarian success story.
One delegation referred to the increased reliance of drug traffickers on the southern, maritime trafficking route.
One delegation referred to his Government's satisfaction with the work of both UNDP and UNFPA in Eritrea.
One delegation referred to the SWAP for education and stressed the need for increased coordination in this area.
One delegation referred to supplies by some industrialized countries of technologies and reagents(reactives) used by drug producers.
One delegation referred to its previous proposal on the"Transfer Ban on Arms to Terrorists" and expressed its intention to propose a new document.
One delegation referred to the need to clear cyberspace and satellite broadcasting of violent and“immoral” materials.
One delegation referred to rape and forced reproduction of some groups of women refugees in camps as new instruments of war violence and warfare.
One delegation referred to the General Assembly resolution 52/136, stressing that human rights should not be used as an instrument of trade protectionism.
One delegation referred to the Department's“New Contacts” radio programme and said that it was becoming more useful to his country's media.
One delegation referred to the need for an international democratic and equitable order and the need to focus on conditions to make this possible.
One delegation referred to the Global Services Forum-Beijing Summit held in May 2013 as a useful contribution to harnessing the development contribution of the services sector.
One delegation referred to the recent work on strategy development in the area of water supply and sanitation as a good example of UNICEF follow-up to the evaluation.
One delegation referred to the vital role that the United Nations Information Centre in Tokyo played in enhancing public understanding of United Nations activities in Japan.
One delegation referred to the report of the Board of Auditors report of December 1993, which had raised the issue of the absence of performance indicators for national execution programmes.
One delegation referred to under-funded emergencies and noted that the Central Emergency Response Fund had addressed the funding issue in a significant way.
One delegation referred to the United Nations Integrated Management Information System(IMIS) and requested information on the linkage between organizations of the system and on the use of common systems.
One delegation referred to the value of creating reintegration programmes, with both social and labour aspects, and of promoting strategies for rural economic development to realize self-reliance and ensure the sustainability of return.
One delegation referred to the geographical distribution of posts and the gender balance of nationals of States members of the Subcommission at UNODC headquarters and field offices, including at the senior and policymaking levels.
One delegation referred to the negotiating history of article 319 as evidence of the fact that a periodic review of the Convention had failed to attract sufficient support during the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea.
One delegation referred to the economic blockade of its country by a developed country, which ignored the successive resolutions of the General Assembly condemning that blockade, and called for its total and unconditional elimination.
One delegation referred to the international consensus around the fact that the attainment of internationally agreed development goals, including the MDGs, in African countries requires new initiatives that build on and expand existing ones. .