Примеры использования So-called issue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is no so-called issue of suppressing"human rights defenders.
It also shows that the Taiwan authorities are doomed to failure in their attempt to split China by raising the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations.
The so-called issue of"Taiwan's representation in the United Nations" therefore did not exist.
It also shows that the Taiwan authorities have failed to receive support in their attempt to split China by raising the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations.
The so-called issue of"Taiwan's representation in the United Nations" therefore did not exist and, since 1993, the Committee had always refused to recommend its inclusion in the agenda of the General Assembly.
It also shows that the Taiwan authorities will never receive international support in their attempt to split China by raising the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations.
By raising the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations" to the General Assembly this year, the above-mentioned countries attempt once again to create"two Chinas" or"one China, one Taiwan" in this Organization.
The above-mentioned countries,in defiance of General Assembly resolution 2758(XXVI), have once again raised the so-called issue of"Taiwan's representation in the United Nations" to the General Assembly this year.
She mentions the so-called issue of definitions, but if we are going to get embroiled in the issue of definitions, we may also come up against it in our discussions of other topics, as we may the issue of scope, for example.
Since 1993, the General Committee, at successive sessions of the General Assembly, has unequivocally refused to include the so-called issue of Taiwan's participation in the United Nations in the agenda of the Assembly.
By openly raising the so-called issue of"Taiwan's representation in the United Nations" on the platform of the General Assembly, these few countries are attempting to create in the United Nations a situation of"two Chinas" or"one China, one Taiwan.
The General Committees of the successive sessions of the General Assembly since 1993 have all flatly refused to include in the agenda of the Assembly the so-called issue of Taiwan's"participation" in the United Nations.
Mr. Wang Yingfan(China)said that once again the Gambia and a few other countries had raised the so-called issue of the representation of Taiwan in the United Nations, with the aim of creating two Chinas or"one China, one Taiwan" in the Organization.
During the just-concluded general debate of the fifty-seventh session of the General Assembly, delegates from a very few countries have once again raised the so-called issue of"Taiwan's representation in the United Nations.
Since 1993, the Committee had always refused to recommend the inclusion of that so-called issue in the agenda of the General Assembly, thereby demonstrating the determination of the vast majority of Member States to uphold the Charter of the United Nations.
Thus, the General Committee of the current session of the General Assembly once again rejected, on 13 September 2005, the inclusion of this issue and the so-called issue of"peace in the Taiwan Straits" in the agenda of the General Assembly.
This fully demonstrates that to raise in whatever form the so-called issue of Taiwan's"participation" in the United Nations will constitute a serious violation of the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations as well as of Assembly resolution 2758 XXVI.
The General Committees of the successive sessions of the General Assembly since 1993 have all flatly refused to include the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations" in the agenda of the General Assembly.
By raising once again the so-called issue of"the representation of the Republic of China(Taiwan) in the United Nations" to the General Assembly this year, the above-mentioned countries are even more aggressively trying to create"two Chinas" or"one China, one Taiwan" in this Organization.
At successive sessions of the General Assembly since 1993, the General Committee had always flatly refused to include the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations" in the agenda of the General Assembly.
This fully demonstrates that to raise, in whatever form, the so-called issue of Taiwan's"participation" in the United Nations will constitute a serious violation of the principle of not undermining the territorial integrity of any member State, as provided for in the Charter of the United Nations, and resolution 2758(XXVI) of the General Assembly.
The General Committee of the successive sessions of the General Assembly since 1993 has flatly rejected the inclusion of the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations" in the agenda of the General Assembly.
The above-mentioned countries have once again raised the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations" to the General Assembly, preaching that the question of Taiwan should be put within the United Nations peace and security framework and requesting the United Nations to serve as a forum for enhancing reconciliation and relaxation of tension between the"two Chinas.
This is also why the General Committee of the successive sessions of the General Assembly since 1993 have all flatly refused to include the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations" in the agenda of the General Assembly.
However, a very few countries, instigated by the Taiwan authorities,have openly raised the so-called issue of Taiwan's"participation" in the United Nations on the platform of the General Assembly, attempting to create in the United Nations a situation of"two Chinas" or"one China, one Taiwan.
At the just-concluded Millennium Summit of the United Nations and during the general debate of the fifty-fifth session of the General Assembly, delegates from a very few countries have once again raised the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations.
With reference to the letter submitted by the Solomon Islands and a very few other countries on 14 August 2007 on the so-called issue of"Taiwan's application for United Nations membership", I have been instructed to solemnly state China's position as follows.
While our attention is being drawn to the threat of the possible access to weapons of mass destruction by non-State actors, namely, terrorists, we fail to understand why the issue of access by non-State actors to illicit arms and light weapons-- the so-called issue of the civilian possession of arms-- remains a controversial issue.
This latest effort by Portugal is contrary to the commitments undertaken on 6May 1994 in which, inter alia, it agreed to continue to exercise restraint on the so-called issue of East Timor in the interests of maintaining a favourable atmosphere for further progress towards a comprehensive settlement of the question.
As a part of China, Taiwan is not eligible to participate, in whatever name and under whatever pretext, in the work oractivities of the United Nations or its specialized agencies. On 15 September this year, the General Committee of the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly once again flatly refused to include the so-called issue of"Taiwan's participation in the United Nations" in the agenda of the General Assembly.