Примеры использования People of tuvalu на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The people of Tuvalu value their customs and tradition.
By any measure, the twentieth century was a remarkable journey for the people of Tuvalu.
The people of Tuvalu recently celebrated their thirtieth year of independence.
Thus, climate changed posed an unprecedented threat to the rights of the people of Tuvalu to nationality and statehood.
I wish the Government and the people of Tuvalu peace, prosperity, happiness and every success for the future.
The Chairperson, speaking in her capacity as an expert, said that the Committee did not expect the people of Tuvalu to overlook their traditions.
The people of Tuvalu have reluctantly accepted the idea of relocation and have started moving to New Zealand, under the terms of a negotiated migration scheme.
On behalf of my Government and the people of Malawi, I extend our support and best wishes to the Government and the people of Tuvalu.
May I also extend my delegation's congratulations to the Government and people of Tuvalu on the occasion of its admission to membership in the United Nations.
AND WHEREAS the people of Tuvalu desire to constitute themselves as an independent State based on Christian principles, the Rule of Law, and Tuvaluan custom and tradition.
We, the Member States of the Asian Group,extend our best wishes to the Government and the people of Tuvalu on this landmark occasion in their country's history.
AND WHEREAS the people of Tuvalu desire to constitute themselves as an independent State based on Christian principles, the Rule of Law, and Tuvaluan custom and tradition.
Mr. Seluka(Tuvalu): I am delighted and honoured to participate andspeak on behalf of the Government and the people of Tuvalu at the special session of the General Assembly on children.
Mr. Ionatana(Tuvalu): On behalf of the people of Tuvalu, allow me first to extend a warm greeting of friendship to the General Assembly at its fifty-fifth session.
I would also like to take this opportunity tocongratulate The Honourable Ionatana Ionatana, Prime Minister of Tuvalu, and the people of Tuvalu on their nation's admission yesterday as a new Member of this body.
The Government and people of Tuvalu acknowledge the assistance of UNDP, UNIFEM, SPC and PIFs for their assistance in providing training for CEDAW report writing for Pacific Islands countries.
We believe that we can achieve this only through the implementationof appropriate education and awareness programmes, with the commitment of all the people of Tuvalu and continued support from the international community.
Mr. Toafa(Tuvalu): The people of Tuvalu, on whose behalf I have the honour to speak, join me in extending our warmest congratulations to the United Nations on the occasion of its sixtieth anniversary.
Although the poor in general suffered the most from unsound ecological practices, all the people of Tuvalu were directly threatened by sea-level rise, complicating the Tuvaluan development agenda and stretching budgets.
The people of Tuvalu have full confidence in the United Nations and in its ability to ensure the achievement by all peoples of its cardinal purposes of development, security and human rights.
My delegation extends its warm welcome to the Government and the people of Tuvalu, whose membership has brought the United Nations yet another step closer to universality.
In 2009, as part of its reporting obligation under the UN Convention on Biodiversity, Tuvalu also reported the impacts of climate change on biodiversity,especially with marine species as the people of Tuvalu depend mainly on the sea for food supply.
Mr. Toafa(Tuvalu): I have the greatest honour to speak on behalf of the people of Tuvalu, who wish me first of all to convey their warmest greetings to this session of the General Assembly.
Recognizing the role of other States in causing climate change, EJ also recommended that the Government of Tuvalu must do all within its power to increase its mitigation andadaptation efforts to protect the right of the people of Tuvalu to a clean and ecologically sustainable environment.
Mr. Telavi(Tuvalu) said that in order toovercome poverty, the people of Tuvalu needed to have access to economic opportunities, which would be possible only if the Government received additional resources.
First of all, I would like to take this opportunity to convey to representatives our great appreciation for the condolences expressed by heads of State of participant countries and individuals to our Prime Minister,The Honourable Ionatana Ionatana, and the people of Tuvalu, regarding the 18 young girls and their matron who lost their lives during the night of 9 March this year in our only secondary school in Tuvalu. .
Mr. Sopoanga(Tuvalu): The people of Tuvalu, on whose behalf I have the honour to speak, wish me first of all to convey their warmest greetings to the fifty-eighth session of the General Assembly.
The maintenance of family discipline is one of the principles of the Constitution(principle 4):"Amongst the values that the people of Tuvalu seek to maintain are their traditional forms of communities, the strength and support of the family and family discipline.
Mr. Toafa(Tuvalu): The people of Tuvalu extend their deepest sympathy to the people and the Government of the United States of America on the tragic loss they have suffered as a result of Hurricane Katrina.
Under the Leadership Code Act 2007, every leader must recognise that the stability of Tuvaluan society andthe happiness and welfare of the people of Tuvalu, both present and future, depend largely on the maintenance of Tuvaluan values, customs and tradition.