Примеры использования Reform assembly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The fifty-second session of the General Assembly was indeed a Reform Assembly.
As the“reform Assembly” continues into 1998, we must maintain the momentum that has been building among the Member States.
Together, we are making this a Reform Assembly.
The reforms that we agreed upon during the reform Assembly should surely provide the necessary momentum for a more efficient and effective United Nations.
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Therefore, let this be the Reform Assembly.
As we are about to engage in this“Reform Assembly”, as the Secretary-General has called it, we should be conscious of the underlying concerns that have surfaced in the reform debate from time to time.
The fifty-second session has already been marked as the Reform Assembly.
In September, I challenged the General Assembly to become the Reform Assembly- to join forces and seize the opportunity of a new global era to revitalize the Organization.
The 1997 General Assembly was being called the"reform Assembly.
We wish to thank you, Sir, for your leadership of this reform Assembly, Chairman Chowdhury, coordinator Maycock and all those delegations that worked together to produce this resolution, which we join in supporting.
Let us continue realizing the great promise of this Reform Assembly.
The current session of the General Assembly- the Reform Assembly, as it was called by Secretary-General Kofi Annan- must give a fresh impetus to the joint efforts of the international community in combating organized crime, drug dealing and terrorism.
The fifty-second session of the Assembly, which we are concluding today, has been called the reform Assembly.
We propose that at this session of the General Assembly, which the Secretary General has called the reform Assembly, the question of institutional responsibility for the internally displaced be addressed.
On 22 September, I called on you,the members of the General Assembly, to make this the Reform Assembly.
If the fifty-second session of the General Assembly, which has already been dubbed the“reform Assembly”, is to provide an opportunity for all Member States to try to prepare our Organization for the challenges of the next millennium, so that it can shoulder its responsibilities more efficiently, we should register our continued interest in carrying on studying in depth the proper implementation of the language regime of our Organization.
We are in good hands as we begin our work during what the Secretary-General has called“the reform Assembly.”.
Thailand is carrying out systemic and structural reforms pursuant to the recommendations of the National Reform Committee and the National Reform Assembly to ensure justice for the poor and underprivileged and reduce the inequality gap.
Yesterday, we heard the Secretary-General in his statement ask the Governments assembled here to make the fifty-second session of the General Assembly a“Reform Assembly”.
Importance should be paid to recommendations received from the National Reform Committee and the National Reform Assembly, which the Government has endorsed.
The recently concluded fifty-second session of the General Assembly of the United Nations was rightly described as the'reform Assembly.
We may recall that the Secretary-General appropriately designated the last session of this Assembly as the reform Assembly.
In his speech to the General Assembly, the Secretary-General expressed the hope that this session will be known as the Reform Assembly.
Mr. Richardson(United States of America):Security Council reform remains a key objective for the United States during this“reform Assembly”.
I wish also to express our deep appreciation to his predecessor, Mr. Hennadiy Udovenko, for his effective leadership and management of the fifty-second session of the General Assembly- the reform Assembly.
To renew the United Nations, to turn it into a dynamic, democratic and effective organization, is a major challenge for this session,which the Secretary-General quite rightly described as the Reform Assembly.
Finally, I want to pay tribute to you, Mr. President, for the tireless efforts and inexhaustible energy you are displaying as you lead this session of the General Assembly, which has rightly been called the Reform Assembly.
We hope therefore that we shall begin our work in the new year with determination, building on the progress made during the fifty-first session and with an eye to taking a decision on the size andshape of the Council before the end of this“Reform Assembly”.
In this connection, I cannot fail to thank with profound appreciation the Permanent Representatives of Botswana and Ireland, your two co-facilitators,for their laudable contribution to this precious consensus that today makes it possible to label our Assembly for posterity as“the reform Assembly”.