Примеры использования Said that the secretary-general's report на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Yamazaki(Controller) said that the Secretary-General's report contained all the necessary basic information.
Mr. Schölvinck(Director, Division for Social Policy and Development),responding to the question, said that the Secretary-General's report contained proposals rather than final answers.
Mr. Langeland(Norway) said that the Secretary-General's report showed the significant financial challenges facing UNRWA.
Ms. Lisson(Australia), speaking also on behalf of Canada andNew Zealand, said that the Secretary-General's report did not present a particularly positive picture of the Organization's finances.
Mr. Tin(Myanmar) said that the Secretary-General's report on the situation of human rights in Myanmar(A/69/362) gave a detailed account of the major progress made in his country during the most recent reporting period.
Ms. Stevens(Australia), speaking also on behalf of Canada andNew Zealand, said that the Secretary-General's report provided a valuable blueprint for streamlining and modernizing the way the Secretariat worked.
Mr. Bamba(Côte d'Ivoire) said that the Secretary-General's report(A/52/480) threw valuable light on the implementation of the Second Industrial Development Decade for Africa.
Mr. Fedorov(Russian Federation) said that the Secretary-General's report on the G to P examination was already available.
Mr. Abu(Malaysia) said that the Secretary-General's report confirmed that the scope and application of universal jurisdiction remained very much a matter of political and legal debate and that its exercise varied widely, as evidenced by the decisions of international tribunals and academic writings.
Mr. Rapota(Secretary-General of the Eurasian Economic Community(EURASEC)) said that the Secretary-General's report on the integration of the economies in transition into the global economy rightly underscored the importance of regional integration.
Mr. HORIN(Ukraine) said that the Secretary-General's report on the effective mobilization and integration of women in development(A/48/393) provided a complete and adequate account of the situation of women in contemporary society.
Mr. Kuznetsov(Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions) said that the Secretary-General's report was purely technical in nature, reflecting the consolidation of programme budget implications considered by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions ACABQ.
Mr. Shautsou(Belarus) said that the Secretary-General's report(A/63/72-E/2008/48) drew attention to the large number of initiatives throughout the world aimed at bridging the digital divide between developed, developing and transitional countries.
Mr. Repasch(United States of America) said that the Secretary-General's report referred repeatedly to total rental expenses before recosting, as in paragraph 9.
Mr. Taalas(Finland) said that the Secretary-General's report gave an excellent overview of special political missions, convincingly demonstrating their increasing significance and complexity.
Mr. Wallace(United States of America) said that the Secretary-General's report was an important one that should be closely examined and quickly acted upon by Member States.
Mr. Ahluwalia(India) said that the Secretary-General's report on strengthening the Terrorism Prevention Branch of the Secretariat(A/57/152) had been considered by the Fifth Committee under agenda item 112.
Ms. Barth(International Labour Organization) said that the Secretary-General's report on the State of South-South Cooperation(A/66/229) provided a useful synopsis on the progress of South-South and Triangular Cooperation.
Mr. TAKASU(Controller) said that the Secretary-General's report on the funding of regional institutes had not addressed the subvention to UNIDIR because UNIDIR had been established as an autonomous institute within the framework of the United Nations.
Mr. Shcherbak(Russian Federation) said that the Secretary-General's report(A/62/539) demonstrated that the financial situation of the Organization was not sufficiently stable.
Mr. YEGOROV(Belarus) said that the Secretary-General's report on the integration of the economies in transition into the world economy(A/48/317) was the first attempt to provide a systematic description and analysis of the complex economic processes taking place in countries with economies in transition.
Mr. BOND(United States of America) said that the Secretary-General's report recommended an increase in support account resources and staffing without providing sufficient justification.
Ms. Naidu(South Africa) said that the Secretary-General's report underscored the tenuous position held by universal jurisdiction in some States.
Ms. Gonzalez Fraga(Cuba) said that the Secretary-General's report(A/58/166) did not examine progress and follow-up in the critical areas of concern.
Mr. Schneider(Switzerland) said that the Secretary-General's report on updated terms of reference for IAAC and the related observations of ACABQ formed a good basis for a long-overdue decision on that issue.
Mr. Pérez Oterim(Uruguay) said that the Secretary-General's report marked the beginning of a new culture of administration and management that would benefit the Organization's most valuable resource: its staff.
Mr. Sul Kyung-hoon(Republic of Korea) said that the Secretary-General's report on investing in people(A/61/255) presented a persuasive vision of the Secretariat's future direction and contained many innovative and valuable ideas.
Mr. DONOKUSUMO(Indonesia) said that the Secretary-General's report on cooperatives(A/51/267) underlined their importance in providing economic opportunities to the less advantaged and in alleviating poverty.
Mr. Yengejeh(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that the Secretary-General's report which appeared as document A/53/312 contained a number of useful ideas and recommendations, including measures to minimize the collateral damage of sanctions.