Примеры использования Said that his delegation would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Sunaga(Japan) said that his delegation would vote against the paragraph.
Mr. Siles Alvarado(Bolivia),speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his delegation would vote against the amendment.
Mr. AL-MAHMOUD(Qatar) said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution.
He welcomed the Country Rapporteur's reference to the trend towards reform in the Islamic Republic of Iran and said that his delegation would continue to inform the Committee of positive developments.
Mr. Taranda(Belarus) said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution.
Mr. Manis(Sudan), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution.
Mr. BELCAID(Morocco) said that his delegation would continue to oppose the circulation of Mr. Ruddy's request.
Mr. Rees(United States of America),speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution, for a number of reasons.
Mr. Mekel(Israel) said that his delegation would vote against all the draft resolutions pertaining to the Special Committee.
Mr. MICHALSKI(United States of America) said that his delegation would join the consensus on the draft decision.
Mr. von Haff(Angola) said that his delegation would welcome more active dialogue with States to make the work of OHCHR more objective.
He nevertheless requested a recorded vote and said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution.
Mr. Okafor(Nigeria) said that his delegation would continue to play its role in helping to advance the work of the Commission and its country-specific configurations.
Mr. Sabbagh(Syrian Arab Republic),speaking in explanation of vote before the vote, said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution because of the amendment introduced by Israel.
Mr. Sial(Pakistan) said that his delegation would welcome a report from the Secretariat on the implementation of General Assembly resolutions 52/214 and 53/208.
Mr. Nikiforov(Russian Federation) said that his delegation would vote in favour of the draft resolution.
Mr. FOWLER(Canada) said that his delegation would appreciate further information on the changes in the methodology used to compare the common system with the comparator.
He concluded by paying tribute to all peacekeepers,especially those who had lost their lives, and said that his delegation would seek to uphold the safety of peacekeeping personnel in its efforts to achieve international peace and security.
Mr. Gold(Israel) said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution which at best, ignored and, at worst, threatened the positive developments on the ground.
Mr. St. Aimee(Saint Lucia),speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that his delegation would vote in favour of the amendment so as to restore the consensus text of the previous sessions.
Mr. Idris Hassan(Sudan) said that his delegation would vote against section IX of the draft resolution because the concept of the responsibility to protect was ill-defined and had, unfortunately, been utilized in the service of a few States without taking into consideration the views of the vast majority of States Members of the United Nations.
Mr. Al-Athra(Qatar), speaking in explanation of vote before the vote, said that his delegation would vote in favour of the draft resolution because it supported development and combating desertification.
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. Sammis(United States of America) said that his delegation would vote against the amendment to paragraph 3 and in favour of retaining the current text.
Mr. Sunaga(Japan) said that his delegation would vote against the inclusion of the paragraph, and reserved the right to comment further during the debate in the Fifth Committee on the second performance report.
Mr. SREENIVASAN(India), speaking in explanation of vote before the vote, said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution, since the latter was contrary to Indian legislation which called for the death penalty for the most serious crimes.
Mr. Zainuddin(Malaysia) said that his delegation would vote against the revised draft resolution as it opposed country-specific texts.
Mr. KOFFI(Côte d'Ivoire) said that his delegation would favour inclusion of the crime of aggression in the Statute if there was a sufficient majority in support of that. .
Mr. Vasiliev(Russian Federation) said that his delegation would vote in favour of the draft resolution and regretted the fact that delegations had been unable to reach a compromise during the consultations.
Mr. Zhang Guixuan(China) said that his delegation would vote against the draft resolution because country-specific resolutions violated the purpose and principles of the Charter of the United Nations and were impractical in practice.