Примеры использования Same delegations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The same delegations underlined the need for an enhanced use of information technology.
Unfortunately, when the time came to put that commitment in binding language in resolutions, those same delegations were reluctant.
We hope that the same delegations will approve that request when it is considered by the Fifth Committee.
The same delegations pointed out that there was no clear commitment on the funding of the Special Initiative of the priority areas.
It is worth recalling that, in the past, these same delegations have strongly argued against any linkages between issues on the Conference agenda.
The same delegations emphasized the importance of effective coordination between the Office of Legal Affairs and other departments and offices, and expressed concern that the reduction for external printing might adversely affect the availability of important publications, including the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs.
These circumstances, the same delegations contend, have largely been restricted historically to the Americas and Oceania.
The same delegations also noted that the link, in whatever form, should be clear and objectively observable.
The same delegations noted that financial constraints had been mentioned as the reason for this low level of implementation.
The same delegations felt that the provision of gratis personnel would jeopardize execution of the mandated activities.
The same delegations supported the development of an interim criminal procedure code and requested that it be finalized.
The same delegations welcomed the creation of a Contact Management Section within the proposed Logistic Support Division.
The same delegations felt that when resources would be required, adequate resources might not be made available to the Mission in a timely manner.
According to the same delegations, nuclear-weapon States should have a similar register so that there is equal transparency for all.
The same delegations stressed the need to include improvement of United Nations facilities as one of the objectives of the subprogramme.
The same delegations referred to the arrangements for participation and membership of the Development Fund for the Indigenous Peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean.
The same delegations expressed concern about the impact of the new mechanism on low-income and least developed countries LDCs.
The same delegations expressed the need for a more balanced approach in terms of the three pillars of sustainable development contained in the programme.
The same delegations have insisted on the retention of the veto on the basis that it is an important decision-making tool that the Council has at its disposal.
The same delegations indicated that justifications on the particular skills possessed by those gratis personnel should have been provided in the programme narrative.
The same delegations, however, noted that peacekeeping could not be a substitute for permanent solutions, nor could it resolve the underlying causes of conflicts.
In that context, the same delegations felt that effective planning, appropriate budgeting and administrative arrangements for peacekeeping operations were necessary.
The same delegations expressed the view that the activities in this section should be carried out at the request of the Governments and on the basis of their interests and national priorities.
The same delegations also regretted that there were no resources allocated for the implementation of activities under the subprogramme related to the right to development.
The same delegations stressed that the references to sustainable human development should be replaced by sustainable development in accordance with the relevant decisions of the Assembly.
The same delegations proposed that procedural arrangements should be made at the seventh session of the Commission in order to allow such an analysis of existing proposals for special conventions.
The same delegations took the view that making the proposed tribunal a judicial organ of the United Nations was fully compatible with the Charter of the United Nations.
The same delegations stressed the need for the Secretary-General to strictly implement the above-mentioned resolution while presenting his budgetary submission for the biennium 2014-2015.
The same delegations felt that the resources requested for the Department were insufficient and that it could not rely on continued provisions outside the regular budget.
The same delegations were pleased to note the introduction of a results framework in the country programme outlines and they encouraged UNFPA to invest further in its use and development.