Примеры использования To address the conference on disarmament на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I welcome this opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament once again.
This is the first time that the Ambassador of Armenia has had an opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament.
It is a pleasure to address the Conference on Disarmament at the start of 2010.
Mr. TUOMIOJA(Finland): I am pleased to have this opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament.
I am pleased to address the Conference on Disarmament under the presidency of Mexico.
So it is a particular honour and a pleasure for me to address the Conference on Disarmament once again this year.
But afterwards we will need to look seriously at what should be the rights, obligations andlimits of all NGOs that would like to address the Conference on Disarmament.
It is a distinct pleasure for me to address the Conference on Disarmament for the first time.
Mr. Kitano(Japan): It is a great honour andpleasure for me to be granted this opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament.
It is a great honour and pleasure for me to address the Conference on Disarmament at this particular juncture.
Mr. ANNAN(Secretary-General of the United Nations):I very much welcome this opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament.
Mr. MADEY(Croatia): Today I feel honoured to address the Conference on Disarmament at the time when it enters the critical phase of important negotiations.
It is, therefore, a pleasure for me to be back here and to address the Conference on Disarmament.
We have taken this opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament on International Women's Day, a day that has highlighted women's engagement in political processes for peace and justice since 1984.
Mr. VERHAGEN(Netherlands): I welcome the opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament.
It is a privilege and great pleasure to address the Conference on Disarmament at a time when- after a productive effort and remarkable progress achieved last year- it is now seeking to bring the CTBT negotiations to a successful and timely conclusion.
Mr. KHAN(Pakistan): I welcome this opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament CD.
We, women from many parts of the world,take this opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament through a proxy, as we have done since 1984, and report on our seminar entitled'Getting to Peace in the Middle East- Changing Threat Perceptions', held here in the Palais on 4 March 2009, a seminar held to stimulate discussion and bring in new ideas about this important disarmament and security issue.
Mr. NAKAYAMA(Japan): On behalf of Japan,it is my great pleasure to address the Conference on Disarmament.
Mr. SUN(Republic of Korea): Mr. President,taking this opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament for the first time, as a new comer in Geneva, I would like to extend to you my warm congratulations on your assumption of the presidency.
Mr. SATULI(Finland): Mr. President,I am indeed grateful for this opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament.
Mr. RAHMAN(Bangladesh): I am truly privileged to address the Conference on Disarmament, the sole multilateral negotiating forum on disarmament. .
Mr. DOWNER(Australia): I am very pleased to have this opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament.
Mr. Leancă(Republic of Moldova): Mr. President,it is a great privilege for me to address the Conference on Disarmament in this historic chamber where the League of Nations met and where important disarmament treaties were negotiated and concluded.
Mr. Yang Jiechi(China)(spoke in Chinese): Thank you, Madam President. Mr. Secretary-General, representatives, ladies and gentlemen,it gives me great pleasure to address the Conference on Disarmament.
Mr. KHOKHAR(Pakistan): Madam President, it is a privilege to address the Conference on Disarmament under your Presidency.
Mr. Yamahana(Japan): Mr. President,I am greatly honoured to be given the opportunity to address the Conference on Disarmament, which has negotiated and produced numerous treaties that have become the cornerstones of arms control and disarmament. .
Ms. Moni(Bangladesh): Mr. President,it is indeed a great honour for me to address the Conference on Disarmament once again.
Ms. ANGELLHANSEN(Norway): Mr. President,as this is my first time to address the Conference on Disarmament, allow me to congratulate you on assuming the post of President of the CD, and to assure you and your P6 colleagues as well as the newly appointed coordinators of the full support of my delegation.