Примеры использования Would like to respond на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Chairman, I would like to respond.
I would like to respond to that toast.
I do not know if Australia or Japan would like to respond.
So I would like to respond to that.
It is with a sense of regret that I take note of the arguments set forth in the letter and would like to respond thus.
Mr. King, I would like to respond to that.
Mr. AN(Democratic People's Republic of Korea): Mr. President,I think I would like to respond to the statement made by Norway.
I would like to respond, but not as a diplomat as a Monean.
Mr. Hussein(Ethiopia), speaking in exercise of the right of reply,said that he would like to respond to a point made by the representative of Norway.
Geraldo, I-I would like to respond to some of these allegations.
Mr. Rezvani(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that,before delivering his statement on agenda item 63, he would like to respond to some remarks made by the representative of Israel.
I would like to respond to the statement by our distinguished Russian colleague.
Mr. Jon(Democratic People's Republic of Korea):The delegation of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea would like to respond to the statement of the Japanese delegation with respect to his remarks on the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula.
I would like to respond to the unfounded allegations made by the previous speaker.
Mr. Akram(Pakistan): I take the floor in a spirit of engagement andinteractive dialogue that we also agree should mark our deliberations, and I would like to respond to my good friend and colleague the Ambassador of the United Kingdom.
If I may, I would like to respond to a couple of issues that you raised in your report.
Regarding the Committee's request that El Salvador provide an outline as to how the contemplated amendments address each of the issues relating to financing and other forms of support for terrorism,El Salvador would like to respond as follows.
I would like to respond to some of the comments made by our distinguished Russian colleague.
Mr. Shamaa(Egypt): I would like to respond to your earlier statement, Mr. Chairman.
I would like to respond to those questions now from the point of view of substance, and in the overall context of the Conference's work and the calendar.
Oh, President Siebert, I assume you would like to respond to one of the suggestions I put in the box by your office.
However, I would like to respond to some of the comments made in the room today, because I think it has a relevance to our programme of work.
Mr. Martirosyan(Armenia): My delegation would like to respond to the statement made earlier by the representative of Azerbaijan.
My delegation would like to respond to remarks and allegations just made by the United States representative regarding the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The United Nations Secretariat would like to respond to the issues raised in the report of the Working Group in the order listed in paragraph 1(b) above.
Firstly, I would like to respond to the Ambassador of Germany, when he referred to my earlier statement and questioned whether Pakistan needs to be ready to prevent international consensus.
Mr. Margarian(Armenia): I would like to respond to the statement made by the Azerbaijani delegation, in which several references to my country were made.
I would like to respond to the allegations made by the Asian Legal Resource Centre(ALRC) that serious restrictions on freedom of speech and the right to peaceful assembly persist in Singapore.
Mr. Penjo(Bhutan): My delegation would like to respond to the statement made by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Nepal on 25 September 2006, on the issue of the people in the refugee camps in Eastern Nepal.
My delegation would like to respond to the allegations made in the statement by the United States delegation and to the charges levelled at my Government concerning the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction.