Примеры использования Rio group supported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Rio Group supported all the recommendations made in the Committee's report.
Mr. Alarcón(Costa Rica),speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, supported the statement made by the representative of Venezuela on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.
The Rio Group supported the work of UNITAR, particularly its training courses for diplomats.
In that connection, the Rio Group supported the proposal in paragraph 57 of draft resolution B in the report of the Committee on Information A/62/21.
The Rio Group supported the use of electronic communications for many types of modern information exchange.
In that connection, the Rio Group supported the appeal to the States parties that had reservations to the Convention to review them so that they might be withdrawn.
The Rio Group supported the use of electronic communications for many types of modern information exchange.
On the matter of the control andlimitation of documentation, the Rio Group supported the recommendation in paragraph 87 of the report of the Committee on Conferences and thought it would be useful if the Fifth Committee were to be informed of the results of any experience which certain intergovernmental bodies might acquire as a result of the measures referred to in paragraphs 88 and 89.
The Rio Group supported and practised free trade, but considered that it was a two-way street.
The Rio Group supported the concept of a National Investigation Officer(NIO) in relation to members of military contingents.
The Rio Group supported the decision of SMCC to establish an intersessional working group on disciplinary matters.
In general, the Rio Group supported the Secretary-General's proposals and the recommendations of CPC concerning the resources to be allocated to ECLAC.
The Rio Group supported the 3.42 per cent adjustment of the base/floor salary scale on a"no-loss/no-gain" basis effective 1 March 2000.
The Rio Group supported the possibility of having part of the annual session of the Commission in New York in order to allow for a truly interactive dialogue with Committee experts.
The Rio Group supported proclamation of an international year of cooperatives as a way of sensitizing public opinion to the contribution that cooperatives were making to economic development.
The Rio Group supported the proposal for the declaration of a second decade so as to encourage the adoption of new norms and policies aimed at ensuring full respect for indigenous rights.
The Rio Group supported special measures for countries facing special situations, including the small island developing States(SIDS), the least developed countries(LDCs) and the landlocked countries.
The Rio Group supported the relevant recommendations of the Committee for Programme and Coordination(CPC), especially with regard to the need to improve the coordination of United Nations mechanisms to combat hunger.
The Rio Group supported the invitation of the Secretary-General to Member States to make a special effort to try to conclude a comprehensive counterterrorism convention in order to complement the legal framework already in force.
The Rio Group supported the reforms suggested by the UNDP Administrator and welcomed with interest the Secretary-General's proposals to ensure improved coordination and the increased decentralization of decision-making with respect to operational activities for development.
The Rio Group supported the settlement plan for Western Sahara and called on the parties involved to hold direct talks in order to cooperate with the efforts of the Secretary-General and his Special Representative and promote the holding of a just and impartial referendum to enable the people of the Territory to exercise fully their right of self-determination.
The Rio Group supported the work of the United Nations Information Centres and the Department of Public Information in disseminating information aimed at promoting the objectives of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples. It welcomed the publication of the leaflet entitled"What the United Nations can do to assist the Non-Self-Governing Territories.
Faithful to its commitment to disarmament and non-proliferation, the Rio Group supported the convening this year of two important sessions: first, the Disarmament Commission, presided over by Ambassador Elbio Rosselli of Uruguay, and, secondly, the Open-ended Working Group to consider the objectives and agenda, including the possible establishment of the preparatory committee, for the fourth special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament(SSOD-IV), presided over by Ambassador Alfredo Labbé of Chile.
The Rio Group supports the steps taken by the Secretary-General of OAS in order to restore constitutional order in Honduras.
Moreover, the Rio Group supports the participation of civil society, in conformity with the General Assembly's rules of procedure.
The Rio Group supports the swift entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT), convinced that it would limit the qualitative and quantitative development of nuclear weapons.
The Rio Group supports international efforts to reduce the suffering caused by cluster munitions and their use against civilian populations, in clear violation of international humanitarian law.
Thirdly, with regard to strengthening the Office of the President of the General Assembly, the Rio Group supports the efforts under way to continue to strengthen that Office in institutional terms.
The Rio Group supports the efforts of the Preparatory Committee for the Summit aimed at establishing a group of universally accepted basic principles as a framework upon which to build the information society.
The Rio Group supports its prompt entry into force, which would significantly contribute to a systematic and progressive reduction of nuclear weapons and to preventing the perfection of new types of such weapons.