Примеры использования Which council members на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A private meeting was then convened at which Council members made statements.
A private meeting, at which Council members made comments and asked questions immediately, followed the briefing.
The briefing was immediately followed by a private meeting at which Council members made comments and asked questions.
A cross-cutting area on which Council members pronounced themselves for the first time through a press statement was the United Nations Day for Women's Rights and International Peace.
Each briefing was followed by a private debate during which Council members expressed their positions on this issue.
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Subsequently, informal consultations were held, at which Council members welcomed the results of the Palestinian elections, and considered the current situation in the Middle East and the means to resume a genuine political process and advance towards a just and sustainable peace in the region.
The meeting was followed by closed consultations in which Council members had further discussions on the issues.
On 30 May, the Council President read a statement to the press in which Council members expressed their grave concern at the breakdown of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the resulting increase in violence, welcomed the efforts of the Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, to establish a ceasefire, and expressed appreciation for the active support of the Government of Egypt in that regard.
The briefing was followed by a private debate on the matter, during which Council members were able to express their positions on this issue.
The President made a statement to the press in which Council members expressed their continued concern at the political and electoral impasse in that country and urged all the political leaders of Haiti to work jointly to create the basis for a free and fair election.
Following the briefing, the Council held consultations of the whole, during which Council members exchanged views on the situation in Côte d'Ivoire.
The President made several statements to the press, in which Council members urged both parties to agree to an immediate ceasefire and to reconvene the proximity talks as soon as possible under the auspices of OAU.
At the end of the consultations, upon the agreement of the Council members, the President of the Security Council read a statement to the press, in which Council members welcomed the progress towards the Constituent Assembly election.
The President made a statement to the press, in which Council members stated that they were encouraged by the progress to date and the improvements in the security and humanitarian situation in northern Uganda.
The Council then retired to informalconsultations of the whole, after which a presidential statement(S/PRST/2008/14) was adopted, in which Council members welcomed the Secretary-General's efforts on security sector reform and took note of his report.
The briefing was followed by closed consultations during which Council members took note of some encouraging progress in the implementation of the agreements of 23 March and the improvement in the relations between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda.
On 25 May, after a briefing by the Assistant Secretary-General on ceasefire violations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo,the President made a statement to the press in which Council members deplored the violation of the ceasefire by one of the rebel movements, MLC, and called for immediate compliance with the ceasefire see below.
The President was asked to make a statement to the press in which Council members welcomed the establishment of the National Unity Government of Guinea-Bissau and endorsed the decision of the Secretary-General to create a United Nations peace-building support office in that country.
On 11 February, and following a briefing by the Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, Dmitry Titov, on the African Union-United NationsHybrid Operation in Darfur(UNAMID), the Council held consultations of the whole during which Council members exchanged views on the preparation of elections in the Sudan, on the situation in Darfur and on activities of UNAMID.
Following the open briefing,the Council held a private meeting, at which Council members welcomed the efforts made by the Government of Uganda in easing the humanitarian situation in the northern part of the country.
At the end of the meeting, the President of the Council was authorized to make a statement to the press, in which Council members stated their readiness to extend the prohibition on the export of Sierra Leonean diamonds.
On 20 May, the Council held another interactive discussion, during which Council members exchanged views with the Special Representative of the President of Chad to MINURCAT, General Oki Dagache, about the Chadian strategy to ensure the security of civilians in the east of the country.
However, let me raise two points which Council members may deem worth considering.
After the meeting the President issued a statement to the press in which Council members expressed their grave concern over the situation in Liberia, agreed with the estimation of the situation by the Secretary-General, and welcomed the efforts of ECOWAS to ensure the implementation of the ceasefire agreement.
The President then resumed informal consultations during which Council members agreed to a proposal that the Council send a letter to the Secretary-General in response.
Some speakers spoke of the urgent need for the convening of meetings at which Council members could exchange views on opportunities and prospects for activating the Middle East peace process on the basis of the resolutions of international legitimacy, particularly Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338 1973.
The Council then proceeded to informal consultations, during which Council members had an informal exchange of views with the Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs.
On 18 June, the Council issued a statement to the press on the situation in Mali, in which Council members encouraged a political settlement of the crisis and reiterated their full support for the mediation efforts being undertaken by ECOWAS.
On 25 August the United Kingdom organized an informal meeting of Security Council members, at which Council members heard an update from the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Prevention of Genocide, Francis Deng, on the work of his office.
My Government would like to remind the Security Council of its statement to the press on 22 December 2000 in which Council members expressed their deep concern at the violations of the ceasefire, strongly condemned the recent fighting and called for an immediate cessation of hostilities.