Примеры использования To speak today на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is going to be hard for me to speak today.
It is a great honor for me to speak today on this soil because our people are close.
I very much appreciate the Council's invitation to speak today.
It is a particular honour to speak today as we observe Human Rights Day.
I will now call on those delegations that have indicated their wish to speak today.
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I had not planned to speak today, but I would like to express a few points.
Finally, I should like to thank those who have given me the opportunity to speak today.
Mr. Oyarzun(Spain)(spoke in Spanish):I have the honour to speak today solely on behalf of my own country, Spain.
I begin by thanking PEN Ukraine andPEN International for inviting me to speak today.
Ms. Lemieux(Canada): I am privileged to speak today on behalf of Canada, Australia and New Zealand CANZ.
Ms. Gottemoeller(United States of America): I thank you, sir,for the opportunity to speak today.
Mr. Southcott(Australia): I have the honour to speak today on behalf of Australia, New Zealand and Canada.
Mr. Sardenberg(Brazil)(interpretation from Spanish):The Brazilian delegation is pleased to speak today on agenda item 42.
Mr. Goledzinowski(Australia): I am privileged to speak today on behalf of Canada, New Zealand and Australia.
Mr. Erwa(Sudan)(spoke in Arabic): I would like to thank my brother Ambassador Papa Louis Fall for giving us this opportunity to speak today.
Mr. Khazaee(Islamic Republic of Iran):I have the honour to speak today on behalf of the Asian Group.
Mr. Meyer(Canada): I am pleased to speak today in support of strengthening the United Nations Register on Conventional Arms.
Mr. Goledzinowski(Australia): I would like to thank the President of the General Assembly for the opportunity to speak today on this important topic.
Mr. Dauth(Australia): I have the honour to speak today on behalf of Canada and New Zealand, as well as Australia.
The President: Before calling on the next speaker, may I appeal to delegations to limit their statements to five minutes so thatwe may be able to listen to the very great number of representatives who wish to speak today.
Mr. Palouš(Czech Republic):I have the honour to speak today on behalf of the Group of Eastern European States.
I have not accepted to speak today about Canadians and Canada, because you have just completed a wide number of visits to different parts of your lovely country, and, as Canadians, you know a great deal more about her than I do.
Mr. Ja′afari(Syrian Arab Republic)(spoke in Arabic):I am honoured to speak today on behalf of the members of the Group of Arab States.
It was not my intention to speak today, and we will make detailed comments when you schedule the informal meeting for that specific purpose.
Mr. Quinlan(Australia): I am grateful for the opportunity to speak today, and thank the Secretary-General for his report.
Nevertheless, I wanted to speak today, given the importance of the diamond trade for my country and our active participation in the Kimberley Process since its inception.
Mr. GUILLAUME(Belgium)(interpretation from French):It is my honour to speak today on behalf of the European Community and its member States.
Before giving the floor to those inscribed to speak today, I should like, on behalf of the Conference, and on my own behalf, to extend a warm welcome to the Federal Government Commissioner for Disarmament and Arms Control of Germany, His Excellency Ambassador Rudiger Hartmann, who will be addressing the Conference for the first time.
Mr. Abdul-Aleem(United States of America): I am very proud andpleased to have the opportunity to speak today on the theme of youth in the global context.
Mr. McNee(Canada): I have the honour to speak today on behalf of the CANZ group, namely, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.