Примеры использования Other delegations stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Other delegations stated that that was a term of art and should not be changed.
Some delegations supported the proposals contained in the working paper submitted by the Czech Republic while other delegations stated that they did not agree with those proposals.
Other delegations stated that the elimination of the veto was not a realistic proposition.
Some delegations indicated that there were still questions concerning the benefit of an optional protocol that did not yet have an answer while other delegations stated that they were convinced of the benefits.
Other delegations stated they were in favour of excluding such special compensation.
Several delegations called for the refocusing andresubmission of the first country cooperation framework for Nigeria while other delegations stated that the framework should be adopted at the session.
In response, other delegations stated that a new international regime was not warranted.
Some delegations suggested that the relationship between results andresources should be further explored, while some other delegations stated that a direct, one-to-one correlation between the two should not be expected.
Other delegations stated that they were aware that the same questions had also been raised with regard to the Authority.
Some delegations also highlighted the importance of streamlining the working methods of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations, while other delegations stated that any such efforts must be made by the Committee itself.
Other delegations stated that negotiations remained the only path to establishing a Palestinian State. .
Some delegations, though they had some concerns about certain elements in the Proposal,said that they would not oppose consensus on it and other delegations stated they had concerns that the Proposal would not satisfy their expectations.
Several other delegations stated that a stand-alone"right to peace" did not exist under international law.
Several delegations stated that cooperation should be expanded andformalized with a larger number of memoranda of understanding; some other delegations stated that cooperation and the conclusion of such memoranda should include organizations outside the United Nations system, such as the International Organization for Migration.
Other delegations stated that the responsibility to prevent did not constitute a threat to States' sovereignty.
Some other delegations stated that UNCTAD had neither the expertise nor the resources to provide technical assistance in this field.
Other delegations stated that this situation was totally logical, taking into account the recosting methodology currently used.
Other delegations stated that peace-keeping operations should remain in place while negotiations were in progress and until the problem was resolved.
Other delegations stated that Mozambique was a focus or priority country for their Governments' bilateral aid cooperation.
Other delegations stated that the revised text was not mature enough for adoption by the Special Committee at the current session.
Other delegations stated that the provisions of paragraph 2 were problematic and, if included, would be difficult to implement in practice.
Some other delegations stated that the proposal should be clarified and presented in a detailed fashion before it could be studied further.
Other delegations stated that the reduction of extrabudgetary resources should have been compensated by an increase in the regular budget resources.
Some other delegations stated that although work on the topic had begun in 1996, the Commission had not yet moved beyond the discussion of methodology.
Other delegations stated that the interpretation of article 319 of the Convention did not support an expanded role for the Meeting of States Parties.
Other delegations stated that the proposed reductions were too large and that, relatively, the region seemed to be most affected.
Other delegations stated that remittances may improve a country's credit rating and may therefore improve its access to international capital markets.
Other delegations stated that they would not be in a position to contribute to a trust fund which would provide assistance to other than developing countries.
Other delegations stated that, in the light of the discussions carried out under article 319, the sixteenth Meeting should be scheduled for a minimum of five working days.
Other delegations stated that such work would provide practical and financial benefits to persons who would not otherwise use electronic transferable records.