Примеры использования Qatar stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Qatar stated that no Qatari vessels were currently engaged in fishing on the high seas.
In their replies to question C.1, El Salvador and Poland responded"No",while Kenya and Qatar stated"Not applicable.
The representative of Qatar stated that had he been present he would have voted in favour of the resolution.
In their replies to question B.2, Namibia indicated"No response", while Kenya, Norway,Pakistan and Qatar stated"Not applicable.
The Government of Qatar stated that it had acceded to the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1995.
In their replies to question C.11, El Salvador, Namibia and Poland responded in the negative, while Kenya, the Netherlands,Pakistan and Qatar stated"Not applicable.
Qatar stated that long drift-nets were used on a seasonal and restricted basis in its territorial waters.
The First Deputy Prime Minister andMinister for Foreign Affairs of Qatar stated that the Middle East crisis entailed grave and negative consequences for the region and the world.
Qatar stated that it had enacted and strictly implemented national regulations that prohibited the trade in endangered wildlife species.
In their replies to question 6 of the questionnaire, El Salvador responded in the negative, while Namibia indicated"No response" and Kenya, the Netherlands,Pakistan and Qatar stated"Not applicable.
Ms. Al-Thani(Qatar) stated that her delegation understood the African Group's position and the important role played by OHCHR.
With reference to crimes of honour, Qatar stated that such practices could not take place since they were contrary to Islam.
Qatar stated that the Republic of Moldova's Constitution gave priority to human rights and that human rights were at the heart of public policy.
The representatives of Kuwait and Qatar stated that had they been present at the time of the vote, they would have voted in favour of draft resolution.
Qatar stated that it was in need of technical and scientific assistance for the study of fish stocks and the collection and exchange of statistical information.
The National Human Rights Committee of Qatar stated that it is implementing the resolution in accordance with its mandate, in accordance with the law of its establishment.
Qatar stated that it had provided enough evidence to support its position, and limited itself to requesting the British Government to re-examine its decision.
After the adoption, the representatives of Cuba and Qatar stated that they would participate in those future discussions of the working group, with a view to finding an agreed formula with a comprehensive approach and avoiding selectivity.
Qatar stated that it is concerned about incidents involving defamation of religions as it holds as a fundamental principle respect for all religions and their symbols.
In its response of 12 April 2000 to the Secretary-General, Qatar stated that at present it had no fishing boats that used this type of drift-net and that no vessels registered in the country were engaged in high seas fishing.
Qatar stated that India, after accepting most of the recommendations presented by the Working Group, has taken measures aiming at signing and ratifying some international instruments.
The representative from the Ministry of External Affairs, Qatar, stated that the Regional Organization for the Protection of the Marine Environment and the Regional Commission for Fisheries are interested in continuous monitoring of the environment using satellite technology.
Qatar stated that it strongly supported General Assembly resolution 65/20, stressing that the implementation of its provisions was an essential step towards achieving justice and guarding against impunity.
Croatia, Estonia, France, Latvia, Lithuania, New Zealand, the Philippines, Poland and Qatar stated that their Governments provided information on waste originating from chemical munitions dumped at sea to civil society and industry or conducted activities to raise awareness on such waste.
Qatar stated that in order to reduce by-catches, fish discards and post-harvest losses, it had required the implementation of its laws and regulations regarding the conservation of fish stocks and the protection of the marine environment.
The Government of Qatar stated that, according to the Law on Nationality, Qatari citizenship is obtained by descent, by naturalization and by settlement.
Qatar stated that it did not oppose that part of the delimitation line which the British Government stated was based on the configuration of the coastline of the two States and was determined in accordance with equitable principles.
The representative of Qatar stated that her country had taken legal measures to protect child camel jockeys and to set a minimum age for marriage.
Qatar stated that it had signed bilateral agreements with Bahrain and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on sustainable development and the conservation and management of straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks.