Примеры использования Tai soo на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Signed CHEW Tai Soo.
Singapore: Chew Tai Soo, Viji Menon, Burhanudeen Gafoor.
We would also like to thank the Vice-Chairmen, Ambassador Breitenstein and Ambassador Chew Tai Soo for their important contribution.
Signed Tai Soo CHEW.
Our commendations also go to the two Vice-Chairmen, Ambassador Wilhelm Breitenstein of Finland andAmbassador Chew Tai Soo of Singapore.
Mr. Chew Tai Soo.
I should also like to commend Mr. Chew Tai Soo, the Ambassador of Singapore, and Mr. Breitenstein, the Ambassador of Finland, who were outstanding Vice-Chairmen and who are to continue in that role this year.
Our commendation is due also to the two Vice-Chairmen,Ambassadors Chew Tai Soo of Singapore and Wilhelm Breitenstein of Finland.
Our gratitude goes also to Ambassador Chew Tai Soo of Singapore and then to his successor, Ambassador Pibulsonggram of Thailand, who are as worthy of praise as their Co-Chairmen.
My commendation extends, of course, to all those who cooperated with him to make agreement possible,notably Ambassador Chew Tai Soo of Singapore and Ambassador Saboya of Brazil.
The session was moderated by Chew Tai Soo, Ambassador-at-Large of Singapore, who highlighted the qualities that made Mr. Ahtisaari an accomplished negotiator, including his realism, pragmatism, fairness, toughness and decisiveness.
At its 2nd meeting, on 16 February 1994, the Open-ended Working Group appointed Mr. Wilhelm Breitenstein(Finland) andMr. Chew Tai Soo(Singapore) as Vice-Chairmen of the Working Group.
My thanks go also to Ambassador Gilberto Saboya of Brazil andAmbassador Chew Tai Soo of Singapore, and very particularly to Ambassador José Ayala Lasso of Ecuador, for his valuable and effective efforts as Chairman of the Working Group, which led to the adoption of the draft resolution on the High Commissioner for the protection and promotion of all human rights.
Our gratitude goes, too, to the Vice-Chairmen of the Working Group, Ambassador Wilhelm Breitenstein of Finland and Ambassador Chew Tai Soo of Singapore, who also made noteworthy contributions to the progress of our work.
In this context, we welcome the progress already made in this area under the chairmanship of President Essy's predecessor,Ambassador Samuel Insanally, with the assistance of Vice-Chairmen Wilhelm Breitenstein of Finland and Chew Tai Soo of Singapore.
We are grateful to Mr. Samuel Insanally, who chaired that body,as well as to the Vice-Chairmen, Mr. Wilhelm Breitenstein and Mr. Chew Tai Soo, whose skilful steering allowed the Working Group to conduct its challenging task in a constructive way.
The meeting had before it the suggested list of questions to be addressed by the Working Group, dated 9 January 1995,which had been prepared by the two Vice-Chairmen of the Working Group at the forty-eighth session of the General Assembly, Mr. Breitenstein and Mr. Chew Tai Soo Singapore.
My delegation wishes to express its appreciation to Ambassador Insanally, Chairman of the Working Group, andto Ambassadors Wilhelm Breitenstein of Finland and Chew Tai Soo of Singapore, the two Vice-Chairmen, for their skill and discretion in guiding our work.
My delegation wishes to thank for his hard work the Chairman of the Open-ended Working Group, your predecessor, Sir, in the post of President of the General Assembly, Ambassador Samuel Insanally of Guyana, and also the Vice-Chairmen, the Permanent Representatives of Finland,Ambassador Wilhelm Breitenstein, and of Singapore, Ambassador Chew Tai Soo.
Similarly, we recognize the valuable collaboration of Ambassador Gilberto Saboya of Brazil andAmbassador Chew Tai Soo of Singapore, who, with wisdom and dedication, facilitated continuity in the work of the Group when its Chairman was temporarily absent.
This Working Group held active and effective meetings this year, and in this context I should like to highlight the excellent job done by the President of the General Assembly at its forty-eighth session, Mr. Insanally, as well as the Vice-Chairmen of the Group,Mr. Chew Tai Soo of Singapore and Wilhelm Breitenstein of Finland.
We also wish to commend his two Vice-Chairmen, Ambassador Wilhelm Breitenstein of Finland andAmbassador Chew Tai Soo of Singapore for their intellectual and diplomatic skills and for dedicating many long hours to ensuring that the Working Group made progress.
Mr. Rahman(Bangladesh): My delegation associates itself with the tributes paid to Ambassador Insanally, Chairman of the Open-ended Working Group on the Question of Equitable Representation on and Increase in the Membership of the Security Council, and its two Vice-Chairmen, Ambassador Breitenstein of Finland andAmbassador Chew Tai Soo of Singapore.
The President of the General Assembly at its forty-eighth session, Ambassador Insanally, and the two Vice-Chairmen of the Working Group,Ambassadors Chew Tai Soo of Singapore and Willy Breitenstein of Finland, did outstanding work in guiding the Open-ended Working Group.
We also wish to salute the unflagging efforts of Ambassador Chew Tai Soo and Ambassador Wilhelm Breitenstein in leading the Group forward, making it possible for it to draw up practical recommendations so that in 1995 we will be able to celebrate the anniversary of a revitalized Organization whose institutions enjoy more equitable representation, transparency and democracy in the decision-making process.
I would again wish to express our deep appreciation for the able manner in which Mr. Insanally,the preceding President of the General Assembly, and the two Vice-Chairmen, Mr. Chew Tai Soo of Singapore and Mr. Wilhelm Breitenstein of Finland, guided the work of the Group.
Under the able direction of Mr. Amaral do Freitas 's predecessor, Mr. Amara Essy, assisted by the indefatigable Vice-Chairman Ambassador Breitenstein of Finland,Ambassador Chew Tai Soo of Singapore and, more latterly, Ambassador Pibulsonggram of Thailand, and of course by our very able Secretariat, we have succeeded in putting forward a number of imaginative and constructive proposals for the Council 's reform.
In conclusion, I wish to thank Ambassador Samuel Insanally, President of the Assembly at its forty-eighth session, and the two Vice-Chairmen of the Working Group, the Permanent Representative of Finland, Ambassador Wilhelm Breitenstein, andthe Permanent Representative of Singapore, Ambassador Chew Tai Soo, for the exemplary manner in which they guided the deliberations in the Working Group.
That interest has been evident in the many written replies received by the Secretary-General in keeping with the aforementioned resolution and, particularly, in the General Assembly Working Group so effectively and seriously guided by Ambassador Samuel Insanally, with the invaluable assistance of the two Vice-Chairmen, the Permanent Representatives of Finland, Ambassador Wilhelm Breitenstein, and of Singapore,Ambassador Chew Tai Soo, whom I congratulate for their excellent work.