Примеры использования Said that his government recognized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Acuña(Chile) said that his Government recognized only one China.
Mr. Mubebo(Zambia) said that his Government recognized only one China and regarded Taiwan as an integral part of Chinese territory.
Mr. Kodama(Japan), speaking in exercise of the right of reply,referred to the statement made by the representative of the Republic of Korea and said that his Government recognized that the so-called"wartime comfort women" had suffered immeasurable physical and psychological pain and it had extended its sincere apology to them for the affront to their honour.
Mr. Brousseau(Canada) said that his Government recognized the importance of combating desertification and had already begun preparations for activities in observance of the International Year of Deserts and Desertification.
Mr. GELBARD(United States of America) said that his Government recognized its obligation to tackle the country's serious drug-abuse problem.
Mr. PATRIOTA(Brazil) said that his Government recognized the People's Republic of China as the sole representative of the Chinese people.
Mr. Khan(Indonesia) said that his Government recognized the impossibility of achieving social development without a vibrant economy.
Mr. Awasthi(India) said that his Government recognized the need for specific policy intervention to support persons with disabilities.
Mr. Nkingiye(Burundi) said that his Government recognized one China, the People's Republic of China, of which Taiwan was an integral part; therefore, it opposed inclusion of the item.
Mr. Rashkow(United States of America) said that his Government recognized the critical contribution made by United Nations staff and attached great importance to human resources management.
Mr. NKURLU(United Republic of Tanzania) said that his Government recognized the urgent need to preserve Antarctica, which had become increasingly vulnerable to the impact of human activities.
Mr. Lorenzo(Dominican Republic) said that his Government recognized the importance of spirulina in combating malnutrition and achieving sustainable development, as emphasized by the draft resolution.
Mr. Yamamoto(Japan) said that his Government recognized that an opportunity currently existed to advance the Middle East process, and it had become actively engaged in that undertaking.
Mr. Šćepanović(Montenegro) said that his Government recognized the importance and benefits of ICTs and the Internet for developing an information society and promoting economic, social and cultural integration.
Mr. Luria(Israel) said that his Government recognized the growing importance of teaching the younger generation about human rights, particularly in view of the heterogeneous nature of Israeli society and of the ongoing conflict with the Palestinians.
Referring to the sub-item"Business and development", he said that his Government recognized the important role that development of the business sector played in the overall economic and social development of a developing economy.
Mr. Rahmonov(Turkmenistan) said that his Government recognized and respected the human dignity of every child and was committed to protecting children and other vulnerable population groups in the current phase of economic transition and restructuring.
Mr. Ileka(Democratic Republic of the Congo) said that his Government recognized the Government of the People's Republic of China as the only legitimate Government of China, and thus opposed the attempt to include the item in the agenda.
With regard to economic migrants, he said that his Government recognized and welcomed the valuable contribution those migrants made to the country but felt that such individuals should apply openly for immigration through official channels and not abuse the asylum system.
Mr. Gaspar Martins(Angola) said that his Government recognized its primary responsibility of providing assistance and protection to refugees and IDPs, and had been allocating financial and material resources to that effect, most recently, in support of the final phase of the country's repatriation process.
Mr. Simonoff(United States of America) said that his Government recognized that universal respect for international law was essential to orderly and peaceful relations among States and commended the International Law Commission on its contributions to the progressive development and codification of such law.
Mr. Paredes(Dominican Republic) said that his Government recognized the importance of UNIDO's work in areas such as improving industrial capacity, strengthening of trade capacities, the development of alternative energy sources and the preservation of the environment, all of which were crucial to sustainable industrial development.
The representative of Japan said that his Government recognized the increasing importance of South-South cooperation, as clearly expressed by its Foreign Minister at the General Assembly in September 1994 and its representatives at the Working Group meetings on"An Agenda for Development" at the recent High-level Committee on Technical Cooperation among Developing Countries.
Mr. GUILLERMET(Costa Rica) said that his Government had in February 2002 recognized the Committee's competence to receive and consider communications, as provided for in articles 21 and 22 of the Convention.
Mr. MAHARAJ(Trinidad and Tobago) said his Government recognized that cooperation with the Committee was essential for the proper discharge of its duties under the Covenant.
Mr. Pira(Guatemala) said his Government recognized that racial discrimination continued to affect the population on a daily basis, particularly members of the Mayan, Garífuna and Xinca communities.
Mr. PENKO(Slovenia), responding to a point raised by Mr. Yakovlev, said his Government recognized that the facilities offered by a number of police stations did not meet the required standards.
Mr. SREENIVASAN(India) said that his delegation recognized the Government of the People's Republic of China as the only Government of China.
He said that while his Government recognized the right of tribal self-determination as a matter of law domestically, they had certain difficulties with its use internationally in this context, as under contemporary international law the term self-determination was open to varying interpretations, depending on the specific context.
Mr. Valero(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela) said that while his Government recognized the contribution of United Nations peacekeeping operations to a safer and more stable world, such operations had in recent years, gone beyond their mandate taking on the reconstruction of war-ravaged countries, which fell under the purview of local authorities.