Примеры использования Said that his delegation shared the views на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Moulopo(Observer for the Congo) said that his delegation shared the views of Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire.
Mr. Kozaki(Japan) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by the representative of the United Kingdom on behalf of the European Union.
Mr. Cabactulan(Philippines) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by all the preceding speakers.
Mr. Haque(Pakistan) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by the representatives of China, Cuba, Iran and the Russian Federation.
Mr. PIBULSONGGRAM(Thailand) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by the Chairman of the Group of 77.
Mr. Hamidullah(Bangladesh) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by Nigeria on behalf of the Group of 77 and China and by South Africa on behalf of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries.
Mr. Yusuf(United Republic of Tanzania) said that his delegation shared the views just expressed by the representative of Uganda.
Mr. Medina(Morocco) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by the representative of Indonesia on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, but wished to highlight some additional aspects of the Commission's report.
Mr. Dzundev(The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by the representative of Luxembourg on behalf of the European Union.
Mr. STITT(United Kingdom) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by the representative of Germany on behalf of the European Union and Austria and generally supported the recommendations of the Committee on Conferences.
Mr. BAZEL(Afghanistan) said that his delegation shared the views of the Danish representative concerning the options for article 104.
Mr. GIUFFRIDA(Italy) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by the representatives of the United Kingdom and France.
Mr. WISSA(Egypt) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by the representatives of Costa Rica and Colombia. The discussions in the Committee for Programme and Coordination had brought out a trend towards diminishing the role of the United Nations in the field of development.
Mr. TAKHT-RAVANCHI(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by the representative of Afghanistan, namely,that other matters besides economic issues must be discussed if the General Assembly was to deal with the situation in Afghanistan.
Mr. Dutton(Australia) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by the representatives of Denmark, speaking on behalf of the European Union, and of New Zealand concerning the Secretary-General's prerogatives and responsibility under the Charter to conduct the business of the Organization.
Mr. SIAL(Pakistan) said that his delegation shared the views expressed by previous speakers on the need to allocate sufficient time for consideration of the item on compensation for death or disability attributable to peacekeeping service so that the Committee could take a decision on the matter at the second part of the resumed session.
Mr. Pitranto(Indonesia) said that his delegation shared the views and concerns raised by other States members of ASEAN regarding the proposal to establish regional offices of the Department of Political Affairs, underscoring the need to consult and obtain the consent and agreement of countries in the region before such offices were set up, as explained in the letter addressed to the Secretary-General by the Joint Coordinating Committee of the Group of 77 and China and the NonAligned Movement A/C.5/62/24.
Mr. Manalo(Philippines) said that his delegation shared the view of the Japanese delegation. It and the Australian delegation had done admirable work.
Mr. Lefebvre(Canada) said that his delegation shared the view of the United States and other delegations of the Mexican proposal.
Mr. PASZYNSKI(Poland) said that his delegation shared the view that the transition from a centralized command economy towards a market economy had proven more difficult and protracted than expected.
Mr. Cheng Jingye(China) said that his delegation shared the view that the Conference had achieved great success; it could, however, have achieved greater success.
Mr. Konuzin(Russian Federation) said that his delegation shared the view of the delegation of the People's Republic of China,that General Assembly resolution 2758(XXVI) had settled the question of China's representation in the United Nations.
Mr. PALACIOS CEVALLOS(Ecuador) said that his delegation shared the view that industrial development was an essential means of promoting economic and social development, and UNIDO could and should perform a significant role in that sphere.
Mr. ORR(Canada) said that his delegation shared the view of the Advisory Committee that there were serious questions to be raised concerning common staff costs, inflation, exchange rates and other issues dealt with in the second performance report.
Mr. Muhith(Bangladesh) said that his delegation shared the view that the United Nations no longer simply provided parliamentary, administrative and conference services, but was active in a wide range of fields, from human rights to development.
Mr. Freeman(United Kingdom) said that his delegation shared the view of many others that the additional protocols should be the current verification standard and a condition of supply; accordingly, paragraphs 7 and 8 should be strengthened, along the lines of the proposal made by the representative of Canada.
Mr. Motoc(Romania) said that his delegation shared the view of the majority of delegations that the proposal did not reflect the letter and spirit of resolution 2758(XXVI), which provided a political, legal and procedural solution to China's representation in the United Nations.
Mr. Moniz(Cape Verde) said that his delegation shared the view that since General Assembly resolution 2758(XXVI) unequivocally recognized the People's Republic of China as the only legitimate representative of China to the United Nations, the question of Taiwan's representation had been definitively settled.
Mr. RI Jang Gon(Democratic People's Republic of Korea) said that his delegation shared the view of the Special Committee on Peace-keeping Activities that it was most important to stick to the principles of respect for sovereignty, non-interference in internal affairs and impartiality, adding that encouragement should be given to efforts to resolve disputes through peaceful means.
Mr. BERGH(South Africa) said that his delegation shared the view expressed by the Secretary-General in his report on a strategy for the management of the human resources of the Organization(A/C.5/49/5) that human resources planning was a key element, for it would enable the Secretariat to identify staff vacancies in good time and ensure that the most suitable candidates were selected.