Примеры использования Would prefer to retain на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Glélé Ahanhanzo said that he would prefer to retain paragraphs 4 through 6.
He would prefer to retain the full text of paragraph 3(a) of article 37 and delete the square brackets.
The CHAIRMAN said that he would prefer to retain the word"resurgence.
He would prefer to retain the paragraph as it stood; at any rate, the reference to"taking a decision" should be kept.
Mr. O'FLAHERTY said that he would prefer to retain the first two sentences.
The issue of development was an aspect of the 1978 draft articles that his delegation would prefer to retain and even expand.
His delegation would prefer to retain the current version of draft article 65.
Mr. Yamamoto(Japan) said that his delegation would prefer to retain the existing text.
The European Union would prefer to retain the wording"projects or other purposes", which was sufficiently general to cover all contingencies.
Mr. Caplan(United States of America)said that his delegation would prefer to retain the text of paragraph 1 as it stood.
Furthermore, his delegation would prefer to retain article 5 and“new article D” and not to have any possibility for reservations in the optional protocol.
Ms. Sobekwa(South Africa)said that her delegation had some sympathy with the proposal but would prefer to retain draft article 81 as it stood.
The CHAIRMAN said he would prefer to retain the ordinary English word.
Mr. Gabriel(United States of America)said that he had no objection to the deletion of draft paragraph 1(b) but he would prefer to retain draft paragraph 1 c.
For operative paragraph 2, they would prefer to retain the original wording.
His delegation would prefer to retain the current text of draft article 38, since the inclusion of additional contract particulars could be problematic.
The delegations of Spain and Greece were not in favour of the proposal andsaid that the present size scales had worked well in practice and they would prefer to retain them.
Mr. AL-WITRI(Iraq), said that he would prefer to retain the text of the International Law Commission.
Said that he would prefer to retain the references to the websites, since the latter provided modern and instantaneous sources of information about the work of the Committee.
Mr. BISCHOFF(Observer for Switzerland)said he would prefer to retain the word"form" and add"method" and/or"particular type.
However, she would prefer to retain the word"clarified", since she did not think that States parties should be required to justify their reservations or declarations.
Mr. BURMAN(United States of America),said his delegation too, would prefer to retain the wording of article 2, subparagraph(a), and to replace"analogous" by"similar.
He would prefer to retain draft article 3,to make clear that the general rule was that the treaty obligations should apply in all situations and that exceptional circumstances should have the least possible effect.
Mr. PULVENIS(Venezuela) said that, like the representative of the United Kingdom,his delegation would prefer to retain the reference to ecosystems, as in the current text.
Mr. Thelin said that he would prefer to retain the present sentence as amended by the Rapporteur.
Mr. BURMAN(United States of America)said he shared the view expressed by the representative of Australia. He would prefer to retain the current text of paragraph 2, but with the wording proposed by his delegation.
Mr. HERNDL said that he would prefer to retain the original wording of the sentence, since it was not clear whether the organizations referred to represented all Maori or only certain groups.
Mr. AMARE(Ethiopia) said that he would prefer to retain the solution adopted by the International Law Commission.
Mr. Khokher(Pakistan) said that he would prefer to retain the text of paragraph 6(c) as amended in the non-paper, since the proposal by the representative of Canada was not in line with the agreement reached during the informal consultations.
Ms. LE FRAPER DU HELLEN(France)said that her delegation would prefer to retain article 14 but could agree to its deletion if the principle it contained was reflected in article 17.