Примеры использования Speaking via video link на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ms. Pekuri(European Commission), speaking via video link from Freetown, supported the statement that had been made by the representative of the World Bank.
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General for South Sudan and Head of UNMISS, Hilde Johnson, andthe Force Commander for UNMISS, Major General Delali Johnson Sakyi, speaking via video link, gave the Council an account of the current situation on the ground.
Mr. Dumbya(Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that the Government was satisfied with the progress made and was certain that the elections would take place as scheduled.
Ms. Keita(Executive Representative of the Secretary-General,United Nations Integrated Office in Burundi(BINUB)), speaking via video link from Bujumbura, said that a year after the first follow-up report on the Strategic Framework for Peace Consolidation, Burundi had made tremendous progress.
The Chairperson, speaking via video link from Monrovia, said he hoped that the first formal meeting of the country-specific configuration on Liberia would constitute the start of a dynamic partnership with the configuration's partners in Liberia, since such collaboration would be vital for the success of its work.
Mr. Kamara(Sierra Leone),Minister of Finance and Development, speaking via video link from Freetown, presented the second joint progress report on the Agenda for Change, covering the period from June 2010 to June 2011.
Mr. Dumbya(Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that he was very pleased with the outcome of the meeting and, in particular, with delegations' commitment to doing their utmost to promote the peacebuilding process and to ensure that the upcoming elections went as well as those of the past.
Mr. Angelo(Executive Representative of the Secretary-General for Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that the nomination process for candidates was on track to begin 26 June; the presidential elections would take place from 3 to 7 July.
Speaking via video link at today's meeting, former President of Brazil Lula da Silva said:"Each country's budget has to be designed placing the poor at its very core to be able to guarantee to them-- as something sacred, something biblical-- that to have breakfast, lunch and dinner is the most basic right that every human being on Earth must have.
Mr. Toyberg-Frandzen(Executive Representativeof the Secretary-General and Head of UNIPSIL), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that the second joint progress report on the Agenda for Change showed that Government-led development went hand in hand with private sector development.
Mr. Cheng Wenju(China), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that, while external forces could create an enabling environment, the effectiveness of that environment was dependent on internal forces.
Mr. Hilaire(International Monetary Fund(IMF)), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that the macroeconomic situation in Sierra Leone remained fragile, with an inflation rate of 10 per cent.
Ms. Kabba(Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, welcomed the fact that the Commission had heeded the Government's call for energy to be included as a priority area.
Ms. Tembon(Representative in Burundi of the World Bank), speaking via video link from Bujumbura, welcomed the opportunity given to key stakeholders in the peacebuilding process to contribute to the third biannual review.
Mr. Bah(African Union), speaking via video link from Bujumbura, said that it was incumbent upon the Government and people of Burundi to ensure a smooth transition from the peace process to the electoral process.
Ms. Løj(Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Liberia), speaking via video link from Monrovia, said she was confident that the rapid progress achieved by the Liberia configuration to date would further help to build and sustain peace in the country.
Ms. Barankeba(civil society), speaking via video link from Bujumbura, said that Burundian civil society organizations welcomed the inclusive nature of the peace consolidation process and noted with pleasure the encouraging advances such as the establishment of CENI, the existence of a forum for political dialogue, the adoption of the new Penal Code and the accelerated implementation of the agreement between the Government and FNL.
Mr. Koroma(President of Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that the Commission played a vital role in helping post-conflict States make the difficult transition from war to peace.
Mr. Dumbya(Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that the Government had set up a special finance committee to collect all taxes due in order to pay the salaries of army officers, and it hoped to use the resulting funds to cover the shortfall in election funding as well.
Mr. Habib(Network Movement for Democracy andHuman Rights), speaking via video link from Freetown on behalf of civil society, said that the participation of civil society organizations in the recent review of the joint progress report had lent credence to the process.
Mr. Kamara(Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that his Government was working with the International Monetary Fund(IMF) to develop projections for revenue flows from the all-important mineral sector.
Mr. Angelo(Executive Representative of the Secretary-General for Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, suggested that the Chairman's draft statement should include a commendation of the work of the NEC and the PPRC, and of the Government for fully respecting their constitutional role and facilitating their work.
Mr. Gudmundsson(World Bank), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that the document before the Commission was a good start and addressed all major issues related to the maintenance of peace and stability.
Mr. Dolphin(United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs), speaking via video link from Jerusalem and accompanying his statement with a digital slide presentation, said that, when completed, the wall that Israel was constructing would extend over 700 km and would be more than twice the length of the Green Line.
Mr. Dumbya(Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that progress on peacebuilding strategies would be hindered if infrastructure was not addressed and basic amenities were not delivered to the people.
Ms. Cheng-Hopkins(Assistant Secretary-General for Peacebuilding Support), speaking via video link from Monrovia, said that in view of the need to lower transaction costs, cut timings and eliminate unnecessary processes in order to be effective in Liberia, the Commission's engagement with Liberia had been innovative in a number of ways.
Mr. Dumbya(Sierra Leone), speaking via video link from Freetown, Sierra Leone, said that his Government was grateful to the Commission for the ongoing commitment to sustaining the peace and for helping it to prevent any reversals of the gains made.
Mr. Clos(Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director, United Nations Human Settlements Programme(UN-Habitat)), speaking via video link from Nairobi, introduced the report of the Secretary-General on implementation of the outcome of the second United Nations Conference on Human Settlements(Habitat II) and strengthening of UN-Habitat(A/68/332) and the report on coordinated implementation of the Habitat Agenda E/2013/68.
Mr. Ortiz(Joint Inspection Unit(JIU)), speaking via video link from Geneva, introduced the note by the Secretary-General transmitting the JIU report on the role of the Special Representatives of the Secretary-General and Resident Coordinators A/65/394.
Mr. Hull(United States of America), speaking via video link from Freetown, said that the draft provided an excellent beginning, but noted that it contained no reference to agriculture, the sector which employed the largest number of people in Sierra Leone.