Примеры использования President gusmão на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The new Government was sworn in by President Gusmão on 28 July.
He telephoned President Gusmão, who agreed to telephone Lieutenant Salsinha.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights met with President Gusmão on 15 March 2006.
On 19 May 2007, President Gusmão presented the award of order of Boaventura to the former Prime Minister Alkatiri.
It has been a pleasure working with President Gusmão and his new Government.
President Gusmão told the Commission that there had been no discussion as to the need for calling in the Armed Forces.
Upon the dissolution of CAVR on 20 December 2005, President Gusmão established the post-CAVR Technical Secretariat PCTS.
The dismissal was not accepted by the petitioners,who announced their intention to appeal the decision to President Gusmão.
After submitting the report to Parliament on 28 November 2005, President Gusmão gave me a copy of the report on 20 January 2006.
President Gusmão and Prime Minister Alkatiri conveyed their views on the report in separate letters addressed to me, dated 22 June.
In his statement to the Security Council on 23 January 2006, President Gusmão articulated the policy of Timor-Leste concerning the CAVR report.
In this context, President Gusmão is engaging in border reconciliation meetings to promote long-term reconciliation amongst the Timorese.
While the assessment mission was in Timor-Leste,calls for early elections in 2006 were made by a number of Timorese actors, including President Gusmão.
Public comments in October attributed to President Gusmão that"if needed" the police can"beat" suspects have raised concerns.
President Gusmão eventually agreed to enter into discussions with Fretilin representatives, after the President of the party made a public appeal for the return of weapons.
In order toencourage further returns before then, President Gusmão plans to make a personal appeal for additional returns during a November visit to the camps.
President Gusmão ordered the petitioners to return to the F-FDTL training centre at Metinaro and to participate in a commission of investigation which would examine the allegations raised in the petition.
Three separate inquiries have been established: an Independent Commission of Inquiry headed by President Gusmão, a criminal investigation led by the Prosecutor General, and an internal inquiry.
Prime Minister Ramos-Horta and President Gusmão have both committed themselves to achieving reconciliation without sacrificing accountability for crimes committed during the past months.
This issue was also the subject of a series of subdistrict consultations followed by a national dialogue on local governance,organized by President Gusmão, to elicit ideas and suggestions from the general public which are to be shared with Government and Parliament.
The petition, addressed to President Gusmão and copied to the Chief of the Defence Force and the Minister of Defence, was received by the President on 11 January 2006.
On 10 December 2006, a traditional peace ceremony brought together the national leadership,including President Gusmão, Prime Minister José Ramos-Horta,President of Parliament Francisco"Lu-Olo" Guterres and former Prime Minister Alkatiri.
In addition, President Gusmão launched the"Operation Solidarity" fund to collect donations from individual citizens across Timor-Leste to assist the victims in the worst-hit Indonesian province, Aceh.
On 10 December, a traditional peace ceremony publicly brought together the national leadership,including President Gusmão, Prime Minister José Ramos-Horta,President of Parliament Francisco"Lu-Olo" Guterres and former Prime Minister Alkatiri.
That evening, President Gusmão sent the Prime Minister a letter telling him that the evidence implicating the Prime Minister in the distribution of arms required him to resign or be dismissed.
Later that day, the Office of the President issued a statement to the media,indicating that President Gusmão had received Prime Minister Alkatiri's letter of resignation and had informed him that his resignation would take effect immediately.
On the same day, President Gusmão chaired a meeting of the Superior Council of Defence and Security to discuss a plan of action for implementation of the emergency measures that he had announced in his statement of 30 May.
As I was able to ascertain in my meetings with President Yudhoyono and President Gusmão, the Governments of Indonesia and Timor-Leste consider CTF to be a central element of their bilateral relationship.
President Gusmão, who has long been concerned about this issue, has established two commissions to determine the role played by individuals in the resistance and to identify appropriate means of recognition, for which donor support may be sought in the future.
The 10 members of the Commission andfive of their six alternates were sworn in by President Gusmão and his Indonesian counterpart, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, at an official ceremony held on 11 August in Bali, where the Commission's joint secretariat is located.