Примеры использования Sir brian на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The words of Sir Brian De Bois-Guilbert to the accused were these.
It was created in 1961 for the military commander Sir Brian Robertson, 2nd Baronet.
Sir Brian De Bois-Guilbert and Sir Hugh De Bracy, milord.
The ambivalence of the UK's position was described to us in this way by Alport's then private secretary, Sir Brian Unwin.
Sir Brian De Bois-Guilbert, you shall accept this challenge on behalf of the court.
Those troops are represented here today by veteran liberators of the camps,including my dear friend and colleague Sir Brian Urquhart.
In Sir Brian's assessment, the Security Council has adapted well to this new environment.
Interviewed by the Chairman on behalf of the Commission in December 2012, Sir Brian was clear that this was an error, and that it was not until the afternoon that he had learnt of the sighting.
Sir Brian expressed his hope that the Council will be able to address such emerging threats to peace and security.
In April and May,Mr. Loshchinin, President Putin's Special Representative for the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict, and Sir Brian Fall, the Special Representative for Georgia of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, separately visited Tbilisi and Sukhumi and found that the Abkhaz position remained unchanged.
Sir Brian praised the performance of many of the Ambassadors who had served on the Security Council since its inception.
The classical account of peacekeeping- the view of older U.N. hands such as Sir Marrack Goulding and Sir Brian Urquhart, and the reason why some people in the U.N. fervently believed that the organization should not go into Bosnia- says that at least three conditions must be met for peacekeeping to work.
Sir Brian Unwin, then private secretary to Lord Alport, wrote to the Guardian newspaper in August 2011 recounting his role in the events.
This year, the opening evening featured remarks by Sir Mark Lyall Grant, Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the United Nations and President of the SecurityCouncil for November 2010, and a keynote address by Sir Brian Urquhart, former United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Special Political Affairs.
According to Sir Brian, 1986 marked a critical change in the dynamics of the Security Council.
She facilitated visits to the zone of conflict by high-level representatives of the Group of Friends, including the visits of Ambassador Steven Mann,Special Negotiator for Eurasian Conflicts of the United States State Department in April and of Sir Brian Fall, the Special Representative for the South Caucasus of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, in June, as well as other diplomatic representatives.
According to Sir Brian, the Security Council became a productive place for improvisation during the Cold War.
In accordance with the understanding reached inthe Council's prior consultations, the President, with the consent of the Council, extended invitations under rule 39 of the Council's provisional rules of procedure to Sir Brian Urquhart, former Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs; Jamsheed Marker, former Personal Representative of the Secretary-General for East Timor; and Nabil Elaraby, judge of the International Court of Justice.
Early in February, Sir Brian Fall, the United Kingdom Special Representative for the South Caucasus, visited Tbilisi and Sukhumi.
Consultations were also held with the Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict and First Deputy Foreign Minister, Valery Loshchinin, in Moscow in January and March; the Special Negotiator for Eurasian Conflicts of the State Department of the United States of America, Rudolf Perina, in Washington, D.C., in January; andthe Special Representative of the United Kingdom for the South Caucasus, Sir Brian Fall, in Tbilisi in January.
By the end of the Cold War, according to Sir Brian, new global challenges began to emerge with which the Council was not accustomed to dealing.
Sir Brian Urquhart recalled that he had attended the first meeting of the Security Council, evoking the great expectations that accompanied its creation.
The Group of Friends was represented by Ambassador-at-large Norbert Baas of Germany; Frédéric du Laurens, Political Director in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France; Mikhail Bocharnikov,Representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation for the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict; Sir Brian Fall, Special Representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland for the South Caucasus; and Matthew Bryza, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs of the United States of America.
Nevertheless, according to Sir Brian, the Security Council was not completely paralysed during the Cold War, managing to address some very serious crises.
The 1987 World Cup champions were coached by Sir Brian Lochore who had represented New Zealand in 25 Tests between 1964 and 1971, including 17 as captain.
E782 Sir Brian was used on the former Great Northern main line for performance trials against the SECR K and K1 class tanks following a railway accident at Sevenoaks, Kent in 1927.
The Council, under rule 39 invited three eminent personalities to participate in the meeting, namely, Sir Brian Urquhart, former Under-Secretary-General for Special Political Affairs; Ambassador Jamsheed K. Marker, former Personal Representative of the Secretary-General for East Timor; and Nabil Elaraby, Judge of the International Court of Justice.
Sir Brian Unwin's recollection, in his evidence to the Commission, was that one had come in from Pretoria and one from Leopoldville, where they were under the command of the respective US defence or air attachés.
At this point,noted Sir Brian, it will be interesting to see how the Security Council handles emerging global problems that many believe to have security implications.
In conclusion, Sir Brian underscored that the Security Council is a lively and constructive body in which decisions on relatively obscure matters can potentially build upon each other, thereby generating substantive progress over time.