Примеры использования This difficult issue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many countries, however, have not yet addressed this difficult issue.
Ignoring this difficult issue is an invitation to protectionist forces.
A number of countries are now beginning to take steps to deal with this difficult issue.
He urges States to approach this difficult issue in a spirit of openness and good faith as he himself will do.
At the same time,we appreciate the work done by the previous Presidents on this difficult issue.
We believe that the best way in which this difficult issue can be resolved is through patient discussions among all the concerned parties.
The Chairman noted that, with the establishment of ECE/CEFACT,new opportunities had been created to resolve this difficult issue.
We believe that the best way in which this difficult issue can be resolved is through patient discussions among all the concerned parties.
They could usefully, with the support of international cooperation,organize a seminar to raise awareness of this difficult issue.
Our viewpoint has been consistent in that we believe that the best way to resolve this difficult issue is through patient discussion among all the parties concerned.
At the same time, we would like to thank your predecessor, Ambassador Dembri, andall the previous Presidents for their efforts on this difficult issue.
Experienced managers of our agency will help to solve this difficult issue quickly and efficiently.
But first let me commend Ambassador Campbell of Australia for his tireless efforts as Special Coordinator to find a way forward on this difficult issue.
The CoB is participating with the Comité Européen des Assurances in a joint working group with reinsurers to seek a route forward on this difficult issue.
First of all, let me thank you for your outstanding efforts to move this difficult issue of the work programme forward.
GRSP congratulated the expert from France to his excellent presentation, andthanked also the drafting group for the effort made in reaching a consensus on this difficult issue.
This difficult issue, which involves various levels of competences, should be addressed in a comprehensive and serene manner with the aim of finding adequate international long-term solutions.
I am happy that, thanks to the high level of participation andthe valuable contributions made, we could consider this difficult issue with an open mind and creativity.
Over the past years, the Special Rapporteur has taken up this difficult issue, undertaking research and holding wide-ranging consultations on trafficking in global supply chains.
Much of the pace and progress in United Nations reform efforts and activities this year are largely due to his commitment to achieving a meaningful andbalanced outcome on this difficult issue.
The degree of convergence of different positions and approaches to this difficult issue and the flexibility shown by delegations leave us with the hope that an agreement is still possible in the future.
Furthermore, the Special Rapporteur considers that the establishment of the Parades Commission which takes the responsibility from the Royal Ulster Constabulary to deal with parades,is an important step towards a peaceful solution to this difficult issue.
I would like to thank all the negotiating partners for their constructive engagement on this difficult issue, which allowed us to adopt both the definition of the crime of aggression and the conditions for the exercise of jurisdiction, and to do so by consensus.
And that leads me directly to the second point that I would like to make, and that is that I would beg to differ with the distinguished representative of Pakistan on one cardinal procedural point, andthat is the position Pakistan is taking on the question of whether it would be right to open negotiations on this difficult issue.
Of course, it is regrettable that, after all this hard work, consensus was not achieved, butthe degree of convergence of different positions and approaches to this difficult issue and the flexibility shown by delegations leave us with the hope that agreement is still possible in the nearest future.
Either inadvertently orwith the intention of avoiding further discussion of this difficult issue at a very late stage in the work, the Special Rapporteur did not tackle the problem of the definition and legal regime of interpretative declarations in his sixth report. However, when commenting in that report on the observations of Governments, he did revert to questions linked to the interpretation of treaties.
I should like to take this opportunity to express the Committee's most sincere congratulations to you, Mr. President, on your election to the presidency of the Assembly, andour complete confidence that your knowledge of this difficult issue and your diplomatic skills will successfully guide our deliberations in the days to come.
My delegation has little doubt that, with the able leadership of the President of the Assembly and with our united political will to join forces to overcome the crisis of the Organization,we shall be able to accomplish our mission to resolve this difficult issue afflicting the Organization at this critical and challenging moment.
This was a very difficult issue.