Примеры использования She read out на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She read out revisions to the text.
The Secretary-General placed particular emphasis on recommendations 1 to 8, which she read out, in whole or in part, in order to underline their validity.
She read out two minor corrections of the text.
The CHAIRMAN invited the Committee to resume consideration of the draft resolution on the financing of the United Nations Protection Force(UNPROFOR)(A/C.5/48/L.44)submitted by the delegation of Canada and she read out a number of amendments on which consultations had been held.
She read out a number of minor revisions to the text.
As to the question of including in the draft resolution an indication that the preparatory activities would be carried out within the budget level proposed by the Secretary-General for the 1998-1999 biennium, the Controller had requested the Secretariat to bring to the attention of the Committee the provisions of resolution 45/248, part B, section VI, paragraphs 1, 2, 3 and 4 regarding the procedures that applied in respect of administrative andbudgetary matters, which she read out to the Committee.
She read out some minor changes to the draft resolution.
Turning to the incorporation of the definition of discrimination in the Constitution, she read out article 1 of the Constitution, which stated that all persons, without distinction as to race, religion, sex, or belief, possessed inalienable and sacred rights and that all persons had equal rights and obligations.
She read out a message of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
On behalf of the Board, she read out the following statement, presenting the Board's position on the future of the Institute.
She read out an excerpt of the definition for the benefit of the Committee.
Those paragraphs, which she read out, dealt with the Committee's decision on the adoption of its concluding observations as well as with the consideration of recommendations made by the Eighth Inter-Committee Meeting.
She read out the following draft decision, which was based on established practice.
She read out paragraph 21 as it would read once all the amendments had been incorporated.
She read out the revised text, which had been distributed to all delegations.
She read out the amended text, which had been approved by the General Assembly in resolution 44/175.
She read out a number of minor revisions made to the text as a result of consultations with other delegations.
She read out paragraph 1 as it would be redrafted to reflect all the amendments adopted during the current meeting.
She read out rule 116 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, which dealt with the adjournment of debate on an item.
She read out the amendments, noting that, in paragraph 2, before the phrase"from that date", the phrase"with effect from 1 July 2004 and the assumption by each taupulega" should also be deleted.
Finally, she read out an excerpt from a press release on the 2007 arrest by POLISARIO security forces of two Australian journalists who had discovered and reported on the ongoing practice of slavery in the Tindouf camps.
She read out a letter from the Secretary-General to that effect, which also expressed the hope that the work of the Committee would be enhanced by cooperation between the Division for the Advancement of Women and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
She read out a number of revisions to the text, including a new preambular paragraph, to be inserted after the fourth preambular paragraph, which read:"Reaffirming the outcomes of the major United Nations conferences and summits and their respective follow-up reviews.
She read out the judgement that had been consequently handed down, in which the Constitutional Court said that the Constitution protected the person and the family, guaranteed freedom, the development of the human being, liberty, equal rights and equal opportunities and responsibilities for women and men and stipulated the protection of motherhood.
She read out extracts of Supreme Decree No. 09-95 of 3 December 1995, article 1 of which stipulated that the President of the Republic could grant pardons to persons who had been arrested for the crime of terrorism and were being held in custody, unless there were indications that they had been charged with terrorism because they had not had identity papers.
She then read out some revisions introduced by the sponsors.
She read a few verses out of John 4.
She then read out the amendments made to draft resolution A/C.3/59/L.54, following consultations held in an amicable climate of mutual respect.
She then read out the provisions of a bill incorporating the offence of racial discrimination into the Penal Code and making it punishable by imprisonment.
She's only been half read out of the book.