Examples of using A consensus on the draft resolution in English and their translations into Arabic
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He would not, however, oppose a consensus on the draft resolution as a whole.
Bilateral consultations had also beenheld with other delegations with a view to reaching a consensus on the draft resolution.
He understood that there was a consensus on the draft resolution and commended it to the Committee for adoption without a vote.
His delegation had worked in good faith to achieve a consensus on the draft resolution.
His delegation would have joined a consensus on the draft resolution if the latter had not contained the newly introduced political elements.
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Mr. GAMBARI(Nigeria)thanked those delegations which had made considerable efforts to achieve a consensus on the draft resolution.
Mr. Roshdy(Egypt) said that the Committee had not reached a consensus on the draft resolution and that many delegations, including his own, would be submitting amendments.
Bilateral consultations had also beenheld with other delegations with a view to reaching a consensus on the draft resolution.
Let me underscore CARICOM 's willingness to become engaged in the process leading to a consensus on the draft resolution before us.
It was unfortunate that the Committee had been unable to reach a consensus on the draft resolution; humanity had managed to populate all the continents of the world because people were by nature migrants.
Ms. Kalb(Austria) said that her delegation had participated actively inall informal consultations in the spirit of reaching a consensus on the draft resolution.
It appreciated the efforts of the European Union to achieve a consensus on the draft resolution, but hoped that future resolutions on the same subject would take a new direction.
Ms. Taylor Roberts(Jamaica) said that, despite its serious reservations,her delegation had not stood in the way of a consensus on the draft resolution.
Despite all his delegation ' s efforts,it had proved impossible to reach a consensus on the draft resolution, but Cuba was always open to new suggestions and hoped that new opportunities to discuss the question would arise in the future.
Mr. Dahmane(Algeria), speaking in explanation of position, said that despite the best efforts of all delegations,it had been difficult to achieve a consensus on the draft resolution.
Mr. Aisi(Papua New Guinea) said that,while his delegation had not wished to stand in the way of a consensus on the draft resolution, it believed that the issues raised by the delegation of Saint Lucia were worthy of consideration.
We would like to take this opportunity to extend our appreciation to the delegation of France, which currently holds the presidency of the European Union,for its efforts to reach a consensus on the draft resolution.
Egypt had been among the countries which had indicated during the early stages ofnegotiations that they would be unable to join a consensus on the draft resolution if certain references were retained and, indeed, those references had remained.
He supported the Ugandan delegation's proposal to continue consultations on the subject, since it would be in the best interests of the Committee andof all Members of the United Nations to reach a consensus on the draft resolution.
Mr. Anshor(Indonesia) said that he regretted the failure to reach a consensus on the draft resolution, despite the call from the Secretary-General and the Special Rapporteur for a common approach from the international community.
He urged the international community towork together during the current session to achieve a consensus on the draft resolution on the external debt crisis.
At this juncture, it is crucial to maintain a consensus on the draft resolution in support of that important issue, which has also been addressed at the bilateral, regional and global levels, and by international organizations, including within the framework of the United Nations.
Mr. Okochi(Japan) said that, while his delegation appreciated the efforts of the Member States andthe Chair to secure a consensus on the draft resolution just adopted, it had voted against it.
His delegation had tried to find a consensus on the draft resolution; it had no desire to create problems for the Committee, particularly since its Chairman was a Ghanaian, but it felt obliged to ensure that the wishes of the international community were fulfilled and draft resolution A/C.6/49/L.24 failed in that regard.
Mr. Benmehidi(Algeria)(spoke in French): I would first like to congratulate Ambassador Abulkalam AbdulMomen of Bangladesh for his worthy efforts in facilitating a consensus on the draft resolution(A/64/L.69), despite the many difficulties in his path.
Mr. Winnick(United States of America),commended the efforts by the members of the Committee to reach a consensus on the draft resolution and said that the draft text unfortunately still contained some points that had not been dealt with in a satisfactory manner.
Mr. Khan(Pakistan), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/62/L.10 on behalf of the Group of 77 and China,said that a consensus on the draft resolution was extremely important in view of the current impasse in the Doha Round, which endangered the entire multilateral trading system.
He expressed his appreciation to those delegations that had voted in favour of resolution 51/233 in 1997 and to the coordinator of the consultations for the efforts she had made to try to reach a consensus on the draft resolution. That she had not succeeded was due to the belief held by some delegations that it was not essential for resolution 51/233 to be implemented. His delegation would explain its position on the draft resolution once it had been adopted by the General Assembly.