Примеры использования Said that the work of the special committee на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Maleki(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that the work of the Special Committee should continue.
Mr. LEGAL(France) said that the work of the Special Committee on the Charter of the United Nations and on the Strengthening of the Role of the Organization showed what resources the Charter of the United Nations still had to offer, especially in the area of the maintenance of international peace and security.
Ms. Paula Santiago(Partido Nacionalista de Puerto Rico) said that the work of the Special Committee and its resolutions on Puerto Rico were essential to end colonialism.
Mr. Blanco(Venezuela) said that the work of the Special Committee in promoting the right to self-determination was deservedly recognized by the international community.
Mr. Errázuriz(Chile) said that the work of the Special Committee on decolonization had been a success but had not yet been completed.
Mr. Kedar(Israel) said that the work of the Special Committee was superfluous and replete with duplication.
Mr. Cousiño(Chile) said that the work of the Special Committee on decolonization had been a success but had not yet been completed.
Mr. Mbuende(Namibia) said that the work of the Special Committee was an important component of the work of the United Nations.
Mr. Hetesy(Hungary) said that the work of the Special Committee, and ultimately its future, depended on the reform of its working methods.
Mr. Adamhar(Indonesia) said that the work of the Special Committee was of paramount importance if the United Nations was to be strengthened in the twenty-first century.
Mr. Kleib(Indonesia) said that the work of the Special Committee would always be of particular importance to his country, since it had experienced the turmoil of colonial struggle first-hand.
Ms. Abbas(Indonesia) said that the work of the Special Committee was particularly important for achieving the goal of strengthening the United Nations in the twenty-first century with the active and equal participation of all Member States, large and small.
Mr. Benmehidi(Algeria) said that the work of the Special Committee confirmed that Israel continued its widescale violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in the occupied territories; the occupying Power blatantly disregarded the fundamental rights to life, freedom of movement and speech, and to medical care.
Ms. Dieguez La O(Cuba) said that the work of the Special Committee was particularly important in the light of current attempts by some to reinterpret the principles of the Charter in support of a political agenda of interference in the internal affairs of foreign States, to the detriment of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of developing countries.
Ms. SEMGURUKA(United Republic of Tanzania) said that the work of the Special Committee on the Charter of the United Nations and on the Strengthening of the Role of the Organization, in which her country participated as an observer, had been rendered even more important by recent world events and the consequent adoption by the Security Council of measures to maintain international peace and security.
Ms. Taratukhina(Russian Federation) said that her delegation supported the work of the Special Committee, which had a solid record of achievement.
Mr. Al-Jarman(United Arab Emirates) said that his delegation supported the work of the Special Committee and it unconditionally supported the right to self-determination.
Mr. Lee Moon Hee(Republic of Korea) said that his delegation supported the work of the Special Committee but remained concerned about its lack of efficiency and the scarcity of tangible outcomes.
Mr. Baltazar(Mozambique) said that Mozambique continued to support the work of the Special Committee and all regional initiatives aimed at furthering the decolonization agenda.
Mr. BERBASH(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) said that his delegation greatly appreciated the work of the Special Committee, in particular its reports on the situation in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Mr. Mollahosseini(Islamic Republic of Iran)expressed appreciation for the work of the Special Committee and said that the past three years of the Israeli military campaign against the Palestinian people had been the most horrific and destructive in the history of Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory.
Mr. Baghaei Hamaneh(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that his delegation attached great importance to the work of the Special Committee and looked forward to further deliberations on the proposals submitted by the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Ghana.
Mr. Salem(Egypt), speaking on behalf of the African Group, said that the Group attached great importance to the work of the Special Committee and the role it should play in the revitalization of the United Nations.
Ms. Vargas Walter(Cuba), speaking on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement, said that the Movement attached great importance to the work of the Special Committee, which should play a key role in the current reform of the United Nations.
Mr. Baghaei Hamaneh(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that his delegation continued to support the work of the Special Committee, which had made important contributions to the promotion of the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
Mr. Al Habib(Islamic Republic of Iran),speaking on behalf of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, said that the Movement continued to attach great importance to the work of the Special Committee, which should play a key role in the current reform process of the United Nations.
Ms. Sall(Finland), speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that the European Union acknowledged the progress made in the work of the Special Committee on Decolonization and hoped that it would continue to ensure that texts it submitted were balanced in order to secure the widest support.
Mr. Andrabi(Pakistan) said that his Government endorsed the work of the Special Committee and called for the full implementation of the recommendations contained in its report, which detailed the continuing violations of the rights of the Palestinian people and the alarming impunity enjoyed by the occupying Power.
Mr. Šimonović(Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights),introducing five reports of the Secretary-General under agenda item 52, said that the report on the work of the Special Committee to Investigate Israeli Practices Affecting the Human Rights of the Palestinian People and Other Arabs of the Occupied Territories(A/68/355) outlined the activities undertaken by the Special Committee and by the United Nations Secretariat in support of the Special Committee's work. .