Примеры использования Work of our conference на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I express my hope for the continuous andsuccessful progress of the work of our Conference.
The work of our Conference will no doubt be enriched by the valuable skills and wealth of experience that they bring with them.
I believe that the title of this sculpture is highly symbolic andvery relevant to the work of our Conference.
As you know,as part of their training, the Fellows will follow the work of our Conference in order to become acquainted with the negotiating aspects of disarmament.
I should also like to thank the seven coordinators for their efforts,which have enriched the work of our Conference.
I am sure we will all remember with gratitude Ambassador Shannon's contribution to the work of our Conference, in particular as Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space in 1990.
We think that this proposal is a very good compromise anda very good basis for the work of our Conference.
We are confident that you will remain in touch andthat you will follow the work of our Conference and keep track of disarmament issues.
We are sure that your great experience, both in the bilateral area as well as in international forums,will be a very valuable contribution to the work of our Conference.
The President(spoke in Russian): I should like to thank the Minister for his statement,which is an important contribution to the work of our Conference. I shall interrupt our work for a few minutes in order to escort the Minister from the conference room.
I am convinced that your abilities as a diplomat andyour experience will make a very efficient contribution to the work of our Conference.
We hope that it will mark a step towards the resolution of an important aspect of disarmament andhelp to revitalize the work of our Conference for the sake of the security and safety of all humanity.
The President(spoke in Russian): I thank the distinguished representative of the Russian Federation for his statement, which, I am told, was in very good Russian, and for the-- in my view-- very important proposal he made concerning discussion of the issue of participation by non-governmental organizations in the work of our Conference.
I am confident that at this sensitive juncture your well-recognized capabilities will be a highly valuable asset in steering the work of our Conference forward, and you can count on my delegation to extend to you our support.
Mr. ROMERO(Mexico)(translated from Spanish): Mr. President, may I begin by congratulating you on the enlightened andskilful way in which you have been conducting the work of our Conference.
Following your request that delegations take advantage of our meetings to address substantive issues of crucial importance for the work of our Conference, I would like today to speak on the important subject of security assurances.
So, I appeal to you to try to find what may not be an orthodox or conventional solution for, after all,we are not at a conventional or normal point in the work of our Conference.
Following your request to delegations to take advantage of our meetings to deal with issues that are of decisive importance for the work of our Conference, I should like to deal with four specific problems linked to negative security assurances.
It is encouraging to note that the young people of Japan have for years been demonstrating a keen interest in issues relating to arms control and disarmament and the work of our Conference.
Mr. SANCHEZ ARNAU(Argentina)(translated from Spanish): First of all, Mr. President,allow me to convey to you our satisfaction at seeing you presiding over the work of our Conference after your recent arrival in Geneva.
I am sorry to keep you busy with comments like this,which I have to admit are somehow irrelevant to the work of our Conference.
But I must say here how uncomfortable I feel at the provocative attitude which almost thwarted the adoption of any report this year, seeking to rewrite history and to portray the work of our Conference in 2006 in a way which has little to do with reality.
Mr. KHELIF(Algeria)(translated from Arabic): Mr. President, at the outset, I would like to thank you for all the efforts that you have made ever since the beginning of the 2006 session, and even before,to activate the work of our Conference.
Mr. ORDZHONIKIDZE(Secretary-General of the Conference on Disarmament and Personal Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations): We have just heard the very interesting andspecific ideas on the problems of the participation of NGOs in the work of our Conference that have been expressed by the Ambassador of Ireland.
Mr. DEMBRI(Algeria)(translated from French): Mr. President,allow me first of all to tell you how pleased the Algerian delegation is to see you presiding over the work of our Conference.
For my part,I wish to assure you that I will do my utmost during my presidency to facilitate the work of our Conference.
At the same time, each CD President inevitably brings with him new energy, desire andhope to push ahead the work of our Conference.
We appreciate this further demonstration of the great importance which the Government of the Netherlands attaches to arms control and disarmament and,in particular, to the work of our Conference.
His presence in this forum demonstrates once again the commitment of the Government of Sri Lanka and the Foreign Minister personally to arms control and disarmament, andin particular to the work of our Conference.
The presence here today of these distinguished visitors is a demonstration of the sustained interest of their Governments in our work andof the importance they attach to the work of our Conference.