Примеры использования Said that her delegation shared на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ms. Álvarez Núñez(Cuba) said that her delegation shared the concerns expressed by others.
Ms. Fahmy(Egypt) said that her delegation shared the concern expressed by the representative of Cameroon with regard to the references to“documents” rather than reports, since the same problem existed in Arabic.
Ms. Phipps(United States), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that her delegation shared the revulsion expressed by fellow Committee members at the promotion of Nazi ideology.
Ms. Akilu(Nigeria) said that her delegation shared the secretariat's concern that lack of coordination with the Commission could lead to duplication of effort in the field of international trade law.
Ms. Lam Cheng Yuet Ngor(Hong Kong Special Administrative Region) said that her delegation shared the Committee's view that the government of the Region should safeguard the rights and benefits of foreign domestic workers.
Ms. Udo(Nigeria) said that her delegation shared the view expressed by ACABQ in paragraph 4 of its report that submissions for financial arrangements should be accompanied by supporting information.
Ms. Sun Minqin(China) said that her delegation shared the views expressed by Malaysia on behalf of ASEAN.
Mrs. EMERSON(Portugal) said that her delegation shared the Secretary-General's belief that good consultative relations had a beneficial effect on the global Secretariat and that her Government supported the existence of staff unions.
Ms. Viscasillas Perales(Spain) said that her delegation shared some of the doubts expressed by previous speakers.
Ms. Kaji(Japan) said that her delegation shared the views expressed by the Advisory Committee in its report A/61/804.
Ms. Phommachanh(Lao People's Democratic Republic) said that her delegation shared the common view of the Non-Aligned Movement that country-specific resolutions would not help to address human rights issues.
Ms. Achouri(Tunisia) said that her delegation shared the representative of Algeria's disappointment at the removal of agenda item 118 from the programme of work.
Ms. Khalil(Egypt) said that her delegation shared the concerns expressed by the previous speaker.
Ms. Martinez(Ecuador) said that her delegation shared the views expressed by Mexico on behalf of the Rio Group.
Ms. RODRIGUEZ(Cuba) said that her delegation shared the concerns expressed by the representative of the United Kingdom.
Ms. Emerson(Portugal) said that her delegation shared the concern at the small number of entry-level posts available.
Ms. Schmidt(Switzerland) said that her delegation shared the Special Rapporteur's concern with regard to the implementation gap.
Ms. WILLIAMS(Cyprus) said that her delegation shared the optimism expressed by other speakers with regard to progress in global and regional disarmament.
Ms. Ahmed(Sudan) said that her delegation shared the Malian representative's regret that the Committee had not proceeded to vote on the resolution immediately.
Ms. CHEN Yue(China) said that her delegation shared the general concern at the lack of improvement in the financial situation, and welcomed the announcements of payments of contributions.
Ms. Zobrist Rentenaar(Switzerland) said that her delegation shared many of the concerns raised by previous speakers and agreed that the 2005 session had not been very productive.
Ms. Rahimova(Azerbaijan) said that her delegation shared the concern expressed in the report regarding the lack of implementation and the inadequate scale of reparations programmes.
Ms. Perceval(Argentina) said that her delegation shared the goal of revitalizing the Economic and Social Council and ensuring that it was at the centre of discussions on priority issues.
Ms. McLeod(United States) said that her delegation shared the concerns expressed by the representative of the United Kingdom and would prefer to see consideration of the request deferred until the next session.
Ms. Incera(Costa Rica) said that her delegation shared the concerns expressed by the representative of Cuba and felt that the formal meetings of the Committee were the proper forum for such exchanges of view.
Ms. Rodríguez-Pineda(Guatemala) said that her delegation shared the reservations expressed by the representatives of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Belgium but nonetheless joined the consensus on the draft resolution.
Ms. Rennie(United Kingdom) said that her delegation shared the concern that vague wording such as"as amended from time to time" might deter States from using the rules on transparency.
Ms. Robl(United States of America) said that her delegation shared the goals of the draft resolution and urged the international community to remain focused on the needs of the world's least developed countries, where development gains had been most difficult.
Ms. HALL(United Kingdom) said that her delegation shared the views expressed by the representative of Spain on behalf of the European Union, and simply wanted to reiterate the United Kingdom's strong belief that the draft resolution would not remedy the situation, despite the general desire for such a remedy.
Ms. Arystanbekova(Kazakhstan) said that her delegation shared the opinion expressed by many delegations to the effect that the growth of organized crime and the increase in the illicit consumption of narcotics were essentially two aspects of a single problem that went far beyond national borders, and that eradicating it required joint political, social, legal and economic efforts.