Примеры использования Phua на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Rapporteur: Mr. Phua Wee Chuan Singapore.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) supported the United States position.
Lieutenant Colonel Spencer Phua Second and third sessions.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said that he supported that suggestion.
The Chairperson invited the Rapporteur,Mr. Phua(Singapore), to introduce the draft report of the Commission on the work of its forty-fourth session.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) agreed with the United States representative.
In September 2007, Jessie Phua was elected president of the Federation Internationale des Quilleurs(FIQ)- the bowling world's controlling body.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said he supported the United States proposal.
Ms. REMSU(Observer for Canada)and Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said they supported the inclusion of the phrase"and subject to paragraphs 3 and 4" in paragraph 7.
Mr. Phua(Singapore) suggested the formulation"fair, equitable and equal treatment.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) supported the proposed amendment to new article 12, paragraph 2.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) and Ms. SABO(Observer for Canada) supported the suggestion of the representative of Australia.
Mr. Phua(Singapore) said that UNCITRAL regional centres would be particularly beneficial for developing countries.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) thanked the representative of Germany for having summarized his delegation's concerns so succinctly.
Mr. Phua(Singapore), Rapporteur, said that documents A/CN.9/XLIV/CRP.1 and addenda would together form the report of the Commission.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said his delegation accepted the United States proposal that it should head the working group.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) explained that the working group had included the bracketed phrase to clarify the term"applicable standards.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said that the United States and United Kingdom proposals did not address the concern which he had raised.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) cautioned that the words"this chapter" in article 10, paragraph 1, would have to be changed if the article was moved to another chapter.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said that, in line with the remarks made by the United States representative, the carefully elaborated draft Model Law should not be changed.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said he supported the United Kingdom proposal and agreed with the German delegation that the presumption established in paragraph 5 was unclear.
Ms. Phua Mei Pin(Singapore): My delegation thanks the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA), Mr. Mohamed ElBaradei, for his comprehensive report.
Mr. Phua(Singapore) said that his delegation supported the current practice of holding alternate sessions in New York and Vienna, particularly as Singapore did not have a mission in Vienna.
Mr. Phua(Singapore), supported by Mr. Li(China), proposed that the Guide to Enactment include a reference to article XVII(Transparency) of the WTO Government Procurement Agreement of 1994.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said that if the term"applicable standards" in paragraph 6 did not require the clarification provided by the words in square brackets he had no objection to deleting those words.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said that his delegation did not support the proposal to add the word"digital" before the word"information", since it would preclude the application of the Model Law to analog information.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said that a new version of article 12 of the draft Model Law had been produced immediately before the meeting by an informal working group in response to the comments made at the previous meeting.
Mr. Phua(Singapore), expressing opposition to the idea of a"de minimis" gratuity threshold, said that public officials in his country had to seek the approval of their superiors before accepting even small gifts.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said that the representative of Spain had clearly identified the problem faced by the Commission, namely that there was a distinction between acknowledgement of receipt and the legal concept of acceptance.
Mr. Phua(Singapore) said that article 10(4) seemed to draw extensively on article VI.3 of the WTO Government Procurement Agreement of 1994, which did not mention"production methods", which he would not like to see mentioned in the text under consideration.