Примеры использования Special coordinator said на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Special Coordinator said that fragile calm continued to prevail across the Blue Line.
In closed consultations, the Special Coordinator said that very little was happening and uncertainty was growing.
The Special Coordinator said the calm in Gaza had been mostly sustained, despite attempts to fire rockets from Gaza towards Israel.
In closed consultations, the Special Coordinator said that very little was happening and uncertainty was growing.
The Special Coordinator said that the lack of progress on the political track and ongoing conflict and occupation put at risk the very viability of the two-State solution.
Referring to Lebanon, the Special Coordinator said that the Syrian crisis was putting that country under increasing pressure in the political, economic and security spheres.
The Special Coordinator said that the President of the Lebanese Republic, Michel Sleiman, considered that resolution 1701(2006) had worked well since its adoption in 2006, despite some violations.
In his briefing, the Special Coordinator said that Israel's disengagement from Gaza and parts of the northern West Bank was a moment pregnant with hope but also fraught with peril.
The Special Coordinator said that the Quartet envoys, at their meeting on 10 December, had discussed the need to further enable the State-building efforts of the Palestinian Authority.
The Special Coordinator said that fragile calm continued to prevail across the Blue Line but that Lebanon continued to face repeated challenges to its stability and security owing to the Syrian crisis.
The Special Coordinator said that there was a dangerous combination of lack of political progress, instability and violence on the ground, and an increasingly precarious situation for the Palestinian Authority.
The Special Coordinator said that there was a dangerous combination of lack of political progress, instability and violence on the ground, and an increasingly precarious situation for the Palestinian Authority.
In his briefing, the Special Coordinator said that the Secretary-General had repeatedly highlighted that 2013 could be a decisive year for the two-State solution and concerted action was vital in that regard.
In his briefing, the Special Coordinator said that stability in the Middle East required action on two diplomatic fronts: the search for a solution to the Syrian conflict and the resumption of direct negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
The Special Coordinator said that over the past month there had been a number of important developments giving cause for hope, with the most notable one being the re-engagement of the international community and Israel with the Palestinian Government of Prime Minister Salam Fayyad.
On Gaza, the Special Coordinator said that although the number of truckloads of goods entering Gaza was about half the weekly levels before June 2007, the partial easing of the Israeli blockade had helped generate 16 per cent growth in Gaza in the first half of the year.
The appointment of the said Special Coordinator is done by way of unilateral action of the President.
The Special Coordinator for Africa said that Africa remained the most disadvantaged continent in terms of social and economic indices.
The Special Coordinator for Africa said that the international approach to policies for growth, development and poverty reduction continued to be based on liberalization and rapid and close integration into the world economy.
The Special Coordinator for Africa said that the report before the Board was self-explanatory and that he would deal with new developments that had occurred since the report's completion, focusing mainly on the forthcoming 2006 Economic Development in Africa(EDA) report.
The representative of the United Nations Special Coordinator in the Occupied Territories said that, since his appointment in 1994, Mr. Terje Rϕd Larsen had set out to meet the requirements of the first implementation agreement.
The Special Coordinator for Africa, introducing the report, said that UNCTAD had been providing substantial support to the NEPAD secretariat through provision of studies and analyses related to market access, diversification and capital flows.
Mr. Chinmaya Gharekhan, United Nations Special Coordinator in the Occupied Territories, said that since the signing of the Declaration of Principles in September 1993, there has been a conscious emphasis in United Nations activities on promoting and supporting the development efforts in the Palestinian-administered territories.
As the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process said last week, only the Palestinians can convince Israel that they can be peaceful neighbours, and only Israel can persuade Palestinians that a two-State solution is available and can be worked towards.
UNCTAD's Special Coordinator for Africa, introducing the report, said that UNCTAD's activities in favour of Africa were aimed at helping African countries to realize their objectives in the context of the New Partnership for Africa's Development NEPAD.
I must say that as long as I remain Special Coordinator, that is the approach that will guide my responsibilities.
The purpose of our proposal is only to try to speed up the process of consultations and negotiations,and as the proposal says, we would expect that the special coordinator should present a report on the consultations already before the end of May 1997.
I believe I heard you say that there was no consensus in the Conference for the appointment of a special coordinator on mines.
At the beginning of this year,at our first session I believe, we heard the President say that there was consensus on the appointment of a special coordinator on the expansion issue, and the issue then became to identify the individual who would undertake this task, and all sorts of commitments were given to groups that it would not prejudice the chances of that group having a coordinator on another issue that perhaps might matter more to the group.
Mr. AKRAM(Pakistan): My delegation had the opportunity to make an intervention yesterday in which we welcomed the appointment of a Special Coordinator on landmines, and I would like to take this opportunity once again to say that this was a wise move on the part of the Conference, a proposal which Pakistan had put forward on 30 January, and we are very glad that we were able to adopt it before 30 June.