Примеры использования Pay tribute to your predecessor на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. Stoyan Ganev, for his dedicated service.
On behalf of the Brazilian Government, I pay tribute to your predecessor, Foreign Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab.
I pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. Julian Hunte, for his able stewardship of the work of the General Assembly.
I also pay tribute to your predecessor, Ambassador Kuniko Inoguchi of Japan, for her untiring efforts during her tenure.
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor, the Ambassador of Peru, for the efforts he undertook throughout his term of office last autumn.
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We must also pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. Didier Opertti, who so brilliantly discharged his important responsibilities during this particularly trying year.
I also pay tribute to your predecessor, Ambassador Marco Suazo Fernández of Honduras, for his outstanding leadership of our work during the previous session.
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Jean Ping, for his tireless efforts in the preparation of the world summit.
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor, Ambassador Rapacki of Poland, who gave a great impulse to the work of this Conference in the last months.
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. Diogo Freitas do Amaral, for his extremely able leadership throughout our historic fiftieth session.
We also pay tribute to your predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Amara Essy, who presided over the Assembly at its forty-ninth session with great distinction and wisdom.
I also pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. D'Escoto Brockmann, for his leadership and commitment and for the very able manner in which he guided us throughout the past session.
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor for the excellent manner in which he discharged his duties as Chairman of this Committee during the fifty-sixth session of the General Assembly.
I also pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. Jan Kavan, President of the General Assembly at its fifty-seventh session, for having successfully led the deliberations of that session.
May I also pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. Julian Robert Hunte of Saint Lucia, for having ably presided over our deliberations during the previous session of the General Assembly.
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor, His Excellency Joseph Deiss of Switzerland, for the effective manner in which he conducted the affairs of the General Assembly at its sixty-fifth session.
I also pay tribute to your predecessor, my brother Ali Abdussalam Treki, for his efforts and commitment to the principles of multilateralism and respect for the founding values of the Charter.
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Diogo Freitas do Amaral of Portugal, for the very skilful manner in which he conducted the deliberations of the fiftieth session.
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor, Ambassador Joun Yung Sun of the Republic of Korea for his efficient leadership that has enabled us to adopt the agenda for the 1997 session of the CD.
May I also pay tribute to your predecessor, Ambassador Markku Reimaa of Finland, for the imagination and untiring energy which he brought to bear on the task of forging consensus on a programme of work for our Conference.
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor, the distinguished Ambassador of the Russian Federation, Ambassador Berdennikov, for having spared no effort in trying to ensure that there is progress within the Conference on Disarmament.
May I also pay tribute to your predecessor, the distinguished and dynamic Ambassador of Nigeria, without whose guidance and discernment we would not have achieved the tremendous progress we have made during his tenure in office?
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. Jean Ping, for his dedication and for the successful manner in which he conducted the work of the General Assembly at its fifty-ninth session, which was an exceptionally challenging one.
Let me also pay tribute to your predecessor, Ambassador U Aye of Myanmar, who so ably guided us through the initial stages of the CD's work this year and got us off to a speedy re-establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on a Nuclear Test Ban.
May I also pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. Srgjan Kerim, for the exemplary manner in which he led the sixty-second session and, in particular, for having grappled with the burning issues of the day, including the food and energy crises and climate change.
Additionally, we pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. Julian Hunte, whose presidency of the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session was virile, dynamic and constructive, imbued, as he was, with the wisdom of Solomon, the patience of Job and the vision of Daniel.
I also pay tribute to your predecessor, Ambassador Razali Ismail, whose devoted efforts enabled the fifty-first session of the General Assembly to come to grips with some of the core issues affecting the future of the United Nations.
We pay tribute to your predecessor, Mr. Theo-Ben Gurirab, the distinguished Foreign Minister of Namibia, for his effective and dynamic conduct of the fifty-fourth session of the United Nations General Assembly, including the preparations for the Millennium Summit and the President's Report.
I also pay tribute to your predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Hennadiy Udovenko, as well as to the greatly respected Mr. Kofi Annan, the Secretary-General of our Organization, for the dedication, skill and other outstanding qualities which they have shown in carrying out their respective functions.
I pay tribute to your predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Jean Ping, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Gabon, who presided over the fifty-ninth session, for his selfless commitment and devotion to the search for consensus on the outcome document which the Assembly adopted two days ago resolution 60/1.