Примеры использования Stated that iraq на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Deputy Prime Minister stated that Iraq would cooperate with the Commission.
He stated that Iraq had lost confidence in the Commission and saw little reason to continue cooperating with it if the Commission would not set a date for the lifting of the oil embargo.
On 4 March, the Iraqi Defense Minister stated that Iraq could retake Mosul without help from foreign ground forces.
He stated that Iraq had been cooperating with the Commission's operations and that the recent incidents should not be construed as an intentional pattern aimed at constraining the Commission's work.
In its last consolidated report, the Commission stated that Iraq needed to provide solid documentary support for its declarations.
He also stated that Iraq would not, indeed would never, give the Commission the document it had taken from a Chief Inspector.
At that time, Lt. General Amer Rashid contacted the Chief Inspector and suddenly stated that Iraq would not allow the Commission to remove the excavated items from the country.
Furthermore, he stated that Iraq was committed to provide full cooperation to IAEA in the implementation of the OMV plan.
The United States of America prevented the Security Council from adopting the Agency's most recent report, which was submitted to the Council in July 1998 andquite clearly stated that Iraq had fulfilled its obligations under Security Council resolution 687 1991.
The Deputy Prime Minister stated that Iraq would continue to cooperate with the Commission.
Alkarama stated that Iraq has yet to report to the Committee against Torture as well as other overdue reports.
He further expressed his readiness, at short notice,to meet with Iraqi officials at any time and at any place and stated that Iraq should use the existing window of opportunity to move forward on that outstanding humanitarian issue.
Mr. Tariq Aziz stated that Iraq was fully aware of IAEA's rights under the OMV plan and that Iraq was pledged to respect those rights.
In setting this percentage, the Security Council was guided by the report of the Secretary-General(S/22559)of 2 May 1991, which stated that Iraq should pay an established percentage of revenues receivable upon the resumption of oil exports once sanctions were lifted.
The Deputy Prime Minister stated that Iraq was abiding and would continue to abide sincerely and efficiently by the agreements reached on 22 June 1996.
The head of the Iraqi delegation stated that Iraq was committed to the search for and return of Kuwaiti property.
He further stated that Iraq was striving to solve the Kurdish issue and that there was no attempt to displace the Kurdish population from oil-producing regions.
The Iraqi representative stated that Iraq had accepted the terms of resolution 687(1991) in 1991.
It further stated that Iraq and Indian Railway subsequently agreed on an amount of US$1,900,000 that would be paid on deferred payment terms in respect of this equipment and machinery.
The Foreign Minister also stated that Iraq has not fulfilled its obligations and still refuses to allow UNMOVIC access.
He stated that Iraq was striving to build a democratic State anchored in peace and the rule of law, with communities living in harmony, irrespective of their sectarian, ethnic or factional affiliations.
The Deputy Prime Minister stated that Iraq did not conceal chemical weapons of any kind nor precursors for such weapons.
He stated that Iraq needed assistance from donor countries and humanitarian partners to address the issue of Syrian refugees and called for greater regional efforts to find a sustainable political solution to the conflict in the Syrian Arab Republic.
In response, an Iraqi Foreign Ministry official stated that Iraq had notified ICRC that it would not change its earlier position concerning participation in the Tripartite Commission.
It stated that Iraq had suffered unilateral coercive measures imposed by some neighbouring countries, including the smuggling of people into Iraq, the encroachment upon the waters of the rivers Tigris and Euphrates, the dumping of toxic industrial waste, and the forced deportation of Iraqi refugees.
The Deputy Prime Minister stated that Iraq would continue to cooperate with the Special Commission but, at the present time, a crisis of confidence existed.
Mr. Al-Kadi stated that Iraq had released all Kuwaiti prisoners in accordance with the relevant Security Council resolutions and that Iraq did not have any others.
Our letter of 18 January 2010 also stated that Iraq would inform the Security Council and IAEA of other steps demonstrating Iraq's commitment to the principles of disarmament and non-proliferation.
The letter stated that Iraq was prepared to ensure the safe return of all Kurdish citizens to their abodes and provide all that is required for their return.
The Iraqi side stated that Iraq repatriated all prisoners of war and performed and continues to perform its duty to cooperate in accounting for missing persons.