Примеры использования To our distinguished colleague на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I now give the floor to our distinguished colleague the Ambassador of South Africa.
Before giving the floor to the speakers on my list, I would like to take this opportunity to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague, Ambassador Bernhard Brasack of Germany.
I now give the floor to our distinguished colleague, the Ambassador of Kenya, Ms. Amina Mohamed.
Before turning to our business for today, I would just like to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague, Ambassador Pinter of Slovakia.
Today, regretfully, we also bid farewell to our distinguished colleague Ambassador Petőcz of Slovakia, who will be leaving Geneva soon to assume other important duties.
Allow me also to take this opportunity to associate myself with the statement made by the representative of Colombia in bidding farewell to our distinguished colleague Ambassador Jayatilleka of Sri Lanka.
Today we are going to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague, Ambassador Volker Heinsberg of Germany, who will soon leave Geneva to assume new important duties.
Before giving the floor to today's speakers, I would like to seize this opportunity to bid farewell on behalfof the Conference and on my own behalf to our distinguished colleague, Ambassador Labidi from Tunisia, who has been appointed a Minister in his national Government.
I am referring to our distinguished colleagues Idriss Jazairy of Algeria, Petko Draganov of Bulgaria, Juan Martabit of Chile, Carlo Trezza of Italy, Yoshiki Mine of Japan and Sarala Fernando of Sri Lanka.
So I should now like to give the floor to our distinguished colleague, Ambassador Mary Whelan.
One to our distinguished colleague from Spain: I understand the concern about having precedents, and yet I think that each case needs to be looked at as an individual issue.
I now have the pleasure andthe honour to give the floor to our distinguished colleague, the Ambassador of Hungary, Ms. Klára Akóts.
At this time,I would also like to take this opportunity to bid a belated farewell to our distinguished colleague from Sri Lanka, Ambassador Senewiratne, and wish her success in her new assignment.
I have done so just to make a clarification to our distinguished colleague, the Ambassador of Australia, that I did not want to give the impression of- I mean I fully agree with you, and we appreciated the cooperation that you extended to us, and I fully agree that you did make your best effort to ensure that all the documents and suggestions that we, my delegation, made were made available to all the concerned members of the Conference on Disarmament.
At the very outset I should like, on behalf of the Conference on Disarmament and on my own behalf,to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague the Ambassador of Ireland, Ms. Mary Whelan, who will soon leave Geneva to take up other important duties.
Today we are going to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague Ambassador John Freeman, who is completing his duties as the representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the Conference on Disarmament.
Before giving the floor to today's speakers, I would like to seize the opportunity, on behalf of the Conference and on my own behalf,to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague, Ambassador Juan Martabit, whose term as representative of Chile in Geneva is about to come to an end.
Today we are going to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague Ambassador Markku Reimaa, who will soon complete his duties as the Permanent Representative of Finland to the Conference on Disarmament.
Before proceeding to the adoption of the report of the Conference for this year, I would take this opportunity to say goodbye on behalfof the Conference and on my own behalf to our distinguished colleague Ambassador Masood Khan, who has been appointed representative of his country, Pakistan, to the People's Republic of China.
At the very outset, I would like to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague, Ambassador Jackie Sanders, who has recently completed her duties as the Permanent Representative of the United States to the Conference on Disarmament.
Before giving the floor to the speakers on my list for today's plenary meeting, I would like, on behalf of the Conference on Disarmament and on my own behalf,to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague Ambassador Pablo Macedo, whose term as the representative of Mexico in the Conference on Disarmament is about to come to an end.
Today we are going to bid farewell to our distinguished colleagues Ambassador Dimiter Tzantchev, Ambassador Elizabeth Astete Rodríguez of Peru and Ambassador Tibor Tóth of Hungary who will soon leave Geneva to assume new, important duties.
Before giving the floor to the speakers on the list for today, I would like, on behalf of the Conference and on my own behalf,to take this opportunity to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague, Ambassador Petko Draganov, who, as you know, has recently been appointed Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
Let me begin by bidding farewell to our distinguished colleague, Ambassador Naéla Gabr, who will soon leave Geneva after serving here as Permanent Representative of Egypt to the United Nations Office and other international organizations for three years.
Finally, Mr. President,allow me to use this occasion to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague and friend, Ambassador Illanes of Chile, and to wish him and his family success and happiness.
I would like now therefore to bid an official farewell to our distinguished colleague, who is unfortunately not here, but I am sure that the representative of Pakistan will convey to Ambassador Umer what I am going to say now.
Now, on behalf of the Conference on Disarmament and on my own behalf,I would like to bid farewell to our distinguished colleague Ambassador Amina Mohamed, who will soon complete her duties as the representative of her country, Kenya, in the Conference on Disarmament.
I would like to bid farewell, on behalf of my Ambassador, to our distinguished colleague Ambassador Carlos Miranda, who will soon be leaving Geneva, following the completion of his duties as the representative of Spain to the Conference on Disarmament.
It would be less than candid if I do not also seize this occasion to extend a warm welcome to our distinguished colleagues Ambassador Arundhati Ghose of India, Ambassador Mark Moher of Canada and Ambassador J.S. Selebi of South Africa, who have recently joined us in the Conference.