Примеры использования Said that his delegation had supported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Mammadov(Azerbaijan) said that his delegation had supported the 2003 joint statement.
Mr. AYEWAH(Nigeria) said that his delegation had supported the proclamation of the United Nations Decade for International Law because it believed that peace and harmony among nations and peoples could best be achieved through mutual respect for sovereignty and promotion of the rule of law in international relations.
Mr. Tapia(Chile), speaking in explanation of vote, said that his delegation had supported the draft resolution in view of the importance of promoting the human rights of migrants.
Mr. Dahmane(Algeria) said that his delegation had supported the approach adopted by the International Law Commission and followed by the Sixth Committee and the General Assembly in its resolution 63/124, namely to take note of the draft articles on the law of transboundary aquifers and to consider, at a later stage, the elaboration of a convention on the basis of the draft articles.
Mr. Degia(Barbados) said that his delegation had supported the first two amendments contained in document A/C.3/63/L.75.
Mr. Diyar Khan(Pakistan) said that his delegation had supported the consensus on the resolution, but would have preferred the text to include references to a number of new developments: Human Rights Council resolution 14/6 on the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of internally displaced persons and General Assembly resolution 46/182, which emphasised that the affected States had the primary role in the coordination of humanitarian assistance within its territory.
Mr. Amorós Núñez(Cuba) said that his delegation had supported the resolution because of the importance of providing the Centre with additional resources.
Mr. Goren(Israel) said that his delegation had supported the important draft resolution on the financing of UNDOF.
Mr. Horváth(Hungary) said that his delegation had supported the Commission's work on the topic of reservations to treaties since its inception.
Mr. Yang Lixin(China) said that his delegation had supported the inclusion of the words"or agreement" in the interests of consistency with draft article 19.
Mr. Neo(Singapore) said that his delegation had supported the draft resolution, in line with its support for General Assembly 68/304.
Mr. PACHECO(Brazil) said that his delegation had supported those amendments which updated the draft resolutions or effectively improved the quality of their language.
Mr. Hosseini(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that his delegation had supported all the draft resolutions out of solidarity and sympathy for the Palestinian people.
Mr. Khan(Pakistan) said that his delegation had supported the draft resolution because of the massive human rights violations taking place in the Syrian Arab Republic.
Mr. Okuda(Japan) said that his delegation had supported the resolution because it sent a united message that the forthcoming elections must be transparent and fair.
Mr. Bocalandro(Argentina) said that his delegation had supported the establishment of the Court from the outset and had worked intensively to that end with other delegations and organizations.
Mr. Hosseini(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that his delegation had supported all the draft resolutions in the interest of consensus and in solidarity with and sympathy for the Palestinian people.
Mr. Ahounou(Côte d'Ivoire) said that his delegation had supported the adoption of resolution 51/226 on the understanding that staff members who had made sacrifices in the field should receive an appropriate reward.
Mr. Kozaki(Japan) said that his delegation had supported the suspension in the hope of streamlining administrative processes and shifting resources fromsupport functions to substantive activities.
Mr. dos Santos(Brazil) said that his delegation had supported a consolidation plan for MINUSTAH that would ensure a sustainable transition from the current United Nations presence in keeping with the security situation on the ground.
Mr. RYDENSKY(Russian Federation) said that his delegation had supported the draft resolution because the Russian Federation had suffered substantial damage from unauthorized fishing of migratory species in its economic zone, especially in the Bering Straits and the Barents and Okhotsk Seas.
Mr. Tagle(Chile), speaking in explanation of vote after the voting, said that his delegation had supported the draft resolution because it had included elements that were important to Chile, among them the recognition that globalization, while it also provided opportunities, presented challenges to the exercise of economic and social rights, a reality that must be addressed.
Mr. İlkin(Turkey) said that his delegation, having supported the statement made by the representative of Slovenia on behalf of the European Union, wished to reiterate the importance it attached to strengthening the Department of Political Affairs, which acted as the operational arm of the Secretary-General's good offices efforts and preventive action, and provided an overall strategy for countries in conflict or emerging from conflict.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) said that his delegation had always supported the right to self-determination of the people of Western Sahara, and the holding of a free and credible referendum on self-determination, and had supported the various efforts in that regard, including the Houston accords and the Baker peace plan as set out in Security Council resolution 1495 2003.
Mr. MÜNCH(Germany) said that, although his delegation had supported the consensus on the peace-keeping decisions, the amounts contained in those decisions were, in most cases, even lower than those recommended by ACABQ and would be barely adequate to cover needs.
Mr. STÖCKL(Germany) said that although his delegation had supported the idea of retaining the 26 additional posts in the Department of Administration and Management from the very start of the discussion of the item under consideration, it wished to receive information from the Secretariat on the geographic distribution of all the approved posts for the support account for peace-keeping operations.
Mr. Nimmo(Australia), reiterating the importance his Government attached to adherence to international humanitarian law and in particular to the Geneva Conventions andrelevant customary international law, said that his delegation had traditionally supported resolutions similar to the one just adopted and would have supported it at the current session but for the inclusion of unhelpful and inappropriate language on the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on the legal consequences of Israel's security barrier.
Mr. HENG Choan Boon(Singapore) said that his delegation had also supported the motion.
Mr. Repasch(United States of America) said that his delegation had firmly supported the Development Account since its establishment.
Mr. Mally(United States of America) said that his delegation had long supported the humanitarian needs and legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people.