Примеры использования Opening of this session на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The opening of this session coincides with the first anniversary of the events of 11 September.
As President Lula da Silva stated at the opening of this session of the General Assembly.
As I said at the opening of this session, I consider the members of the Assembly to be my family and my friends.
The Secretary-General was certainly right when he said at the opening of this session that we stand at a crossroads.
As I noted at the opening of this session, financing for development is one of the key priorities for the Assembly.
Fateful words such as failure andimpasse have been heard in many statements delivered since the opening of this session.
As I said at the opening of this session, nobody expected the Disarmament Commission to bring about a farewell to arms.
Incidentally, work is going on in this area to implement the Secretary-General's initiative presented in his statement at the opening of this session.
In your address at the opening of this session, Mr. President, you challenged us to focus our attention on the major issues of our time.
The European Union was encouraged by the statement made by the Secretary-General at the opening of this session of the Commission on the Status of Women.
The opening of this session of the General Assembly coincided with the first anniversary of the 11 September terrorist attack on the United States of America.
Mr. Tanaka(Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs):I am pleased to address the members of this Committee upon the opening of this session.
On several occasions since the opening of this session, I have restated my vision of a strong General Assembly that serves as the preeminent forum for global debate.
We are looking forward to the plan for implementing these recommendations,which the Secretary-General promised us at the opening of this session's general debate.
In celebrating the opening of this session of the General Assembly, we underline the importance attached by the international community to the United Nations half a century after its birth.
In that regard,we welcome Mr. Al-Nasser's proposal of"The role of mediation in the settlement of disputes by peaceful means" as the theme for the high-level debate at the opening of this session of the General Assembly.
In his address at the opening of this session of the General Assembly, Secretary-General Kofi Annan spoke of the"hard" and"soft" threats to peace faced by the United Nations.
Mr. MOHER(Canada): Mr. President,I wish first of all to express my sincere appreciation for your very generous welcoming comments at the opening of this session, and also for the welcoming comments of other delegations around this table.
At the opening of this session, I reminded my colleagues of the need for the Committee to respond to the proposals in the Secretary-General's recent report on United Nations reform A/57/387.
The call for further reform of the United Nations was again brought to the Assembly by the Secretary-General through his report on implementation of the Millennium Declaration(A/58/323) and his statement at the opening of this session of the General Assembly.
As I said at the opening of this session, we must together examine the persistent reasons for this deadlock and, as the European Union has done, make constructive proposals to overcome the impasse.
I can only endorse the statement of the President of the General Assembly, His Excellency Mr. Joseph Deiss, who said at the opening of this session that the United Nations is the guarantor of global governance and enjoys a global legitimacy.
As an illustration, at the opening of this session of the Assembly the United States Secretary of State scheduled an unprecedented two weeks at the United Nations to engage effectively and efficiently with foreign leaders and ministers from around the world.
Unfortunately, and we deeply regret this, the Conference on Disarmament seems to have become bogged down since the opening of this session in sterile considerations which have little to do with this body's wholly justified solid reputation of effectiveness and seriousness.
The solemn opening of this session provides me with an opportunity to again express my deep gratitude, both for the tribute that has been paid to Africa and for the confidence that has been placed in my country, Gabon, its people and the initiatives of its President, His Excellency El Hadj Omar Bongo Ondimba.
The Government of Japan attaches the utmost importance to this matter, as was made clear in the position paper it submitted to the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group on AnAgenda for Development and in the statement Foreign Minister Kono made to the General Assembly at the opening of this session.
Furthermore, as we stated at the opening of this session, Article 12, paragraph 1, of the United Nations Charter prohibits the General Assembly from making recommendations as the Security Council remains actively seized of the matter.
Mr. Zoumanigui(Guinea)(interpretation from French): It is a great pleasure and, indeed, an honour for me, to convey to the General Assembly the fond greetings of the people of Guinea, its Government and its President,General Lansana Conté, at the opening of this session, which so fortuitously coincides with the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of our Organization.
This requires that the General Assembly should play an“essential role” as the Secretary-General reminded us at the opening of this session, namely that by virtue of the principle of“equal rights… of nations large and small”, it is the General Assembly that is endowed with the democratic legitimacy of our global Organization.
Mr. Sabri(Iraq): Mr. President, I would like, at the outset, to congratulate you on your election to the presidency of the General Assembly andwould like to express my appreciation of the United Nations Secretary-General's eloquent statement at the opening of this session, which gave good support to multilateralism and international relations and exposed the dangers of unilateralism and hegemony.