Примеры использования Resolution as it на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We support the draft resolution as it currently stands.
Although Malaysia's commitment to the promotion and protection of children's rights was beyond question,her delegation could not sponsor the draft resolution as it stood.
Uruguay supports the draft resolution, as it is consistent with those purposes.
We totally support the moratoriums and the draft resolution as it stands.
We therefore welcome this draft resolution, as it addresses this thorny issue and calls for the implementation of relevant and pragmatic measures.
For those reasons, the European Union would vote against the draft resolution, as it had done in the past.
However, the United States had been unable to sponsor the resolution as it called on States to comply with various principles and obligations that the United States had not undertaken.
Mr. Zainuddin(Malaysia) said that his delegation would vote against the revised draft resolution as it opposed country-specific texts.
The Netherlands was obliged to vote against the draft resolution as it could not support any resolution that expressed unconditional support for the Durban Review Conference and its declarations.
Mr. Amorós Núñez(Cuba)appealed to the members of the Committee to support the draft resolution, as it reaffirmed the right of all peoples to peace.
His delegation had voted against the draft resolution as it was contrary to India's statutory law and failed to recognize the right of States to determine their own legal system, including criminal penalties.
Therefore, my delegation will vote against the draft resolution, as it does more harm than good.
We joined the consensus on the draft resolution, as it complements India's successive resolutions on measures to prevent terrorists from acquiring weapons of mass destruction, which also have enjoyed consensus in the First Committee and in the General Assembly.
Once again, we believe that the draft resolution as it stands is a good text.
The Member States of the European Union looked forward to more productive negotiations on those issues in the coming year, butcould not support the draft resolution as it was currently written.
Thus, this report complies with that resolution, as it contains an analytical introduction.
Recognizing the obligation of retentionist States to respect due process and exhaust all legal remedies,Botswana saw merit in including the draft amendment in the draft resolution as it highlighted the strict limitations imposed on the application of the death penalty.
Mr. Babikir(Chad) noted that his delegation had again voted against the draft resolution, as it was difficult to consider the question of human rights in the Sudan in isolation from the armed conflict that had ravaged the country for nearly two decades.
Mr. Benmehidi(Algeria) said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution as it had voted against other country-specific resolutions. .
Ms. García-Matos(Venezuela) said that her delegation would vote against the draft resolution as it opposed the selective condemnation of individual States.
Mr. Sermoneta(Israel) said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution as it was one-sided and contrary to the universal spirit of the resolutions adopted by the Committee.
Mr. Roshdy(Egypt) said that his delegation would be unable to join the consensus on the draft resolution as it opposed overburdening the text with irrelevant issues.
The European Union has decided to support the draft resolution, as it is consistent with European Union positions.
We believe that Member States that claim to support the peace process have a responsibility to oppose this draft resolution, as it strikes at the essential principles on which the process is based.
The Government of Ethiopia is of the view that the aforementioned paragraph should have been included in the resolution, as it reaffirms the sovereign right of all States to their own resources, which is consistent with the Charter of the United Nations and the principles of international law.
For many of us,it appears that the draft resolution as it stands is more than satisfactory.
That is why we request our colleagues not to support the draft resolution as it stands now, and to agree with the amendments that we have proposed.
In closing, we would like to reiterate that this is an important draft resolution, as it governs how we conduct ourselves, and its ramifications will endure.
Mr. Bowman(Canada) said that his delegation had abstained from voting on the resolution as it did not address both parties' responsibilities for reaching a solution.