Examples of using Biased draft resolution in English and their translations into Arabic
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Wasting the Committee 's time perpetuating discriminatory and biased draft resolutions embedded in falsehoods would undermine real efforts towards peace and prosperity.
It is best demonstrated by our attitude towards the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, despite substantive reservations regarding its modalities,and it is strongly undermined by the introduction of this biased draft resolution.
The delegation of the Democratic People 's Republic of Korea categorically rejects all unjust and biased draft resolutions, which do not help at all in resolving the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula.
It is best demonstrated by our attitude on the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, despite substantive reservations regarding its modalities,which is strongly undermined by the introduction of this biased draft resolution.
However, despite our manifest willingness to continue an optimally active and open cooperation with all those sincerely wishing to promote and ensure respect for human rights the world over our country including, we have, once again,to react against an inappropriate and biased draft resolution, first and foremost in view of the spirit prevailing in it, as reflected in the positions it is promoting.
It is best demonstrated by our attitude towards the draft resolution on the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, despite substantive reservations regarding its modalities,and it is strongly undermined by the introduction of this biased draft resolution.
As in past years, Israel will vote against this biased and counterproductive draft resolution.
The draft resolution was politically motivated and biased and had nothing to do with the true human-rights situation in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The draft resolution gave a biased account of the situation in the Syrian Arab Republic, failed to take account of recent progress achieved voluntarily by the Syrian Government and other interested parties in resolving the crisis, and set undue conditions for a peaceful resolution. .
This draft resolution, like previous ones, is unfair, biased, selective and based on politically motivated and unlawful measures and is therefore unacceptable.
Mr. Al Habib(Islamic Republic of Iran), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that, once again,Canada had introduced a draft resolution containing significant inaccuracies and biased information on the human rights situation in his country.
Denouncing the political and biased nature of the draft resolution, which was designed to allow interference in Iraq ' s internal affairs more than to promote human rights, he requested a recorded vote and invited all Member States to vote against the proposed resolution or to abstain.
That is why initiatives such as draft resolution A/63/L.79, which contains biased proposals and represents the views of only one of the parties to the conflict, will not lead to positive and necessary results in this matter or help to create an environment of mutual trust between the parties.
Just one day previously,the Third Committee had adopted a draft resolution stressing the need to avoid politically motivated and biased country-specific resolutions(A/C.3/61/L.31/Rev.1), yet the text of document A/ES-10/L.19 was clearly politically motivated and biased in its treatment of the State of Israel.
The draft resolution was an attempt by certain parties to politicize the Third Committee through the adoption of another biased resolution against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Mr. CHTCHERBAK(Russian Federation) was glad that certain obsolete provisions, such as those on apartheid and South Africa,had been removed from the draft resolution on foreign economic interests. His delegation nevertheless remained concerned by the unilateral and biased cast of the draft resolution and by the lack of balance in the text, as the activities of foreign economic interests were presented only from a negative point of view.
Despite the fact that the resolution called upon the Palestinian Authority to work to halt the firing of rockets from the Gaza Strip into Israel, the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton,described the draft resolution as" biased against Israel and politically motivated"(S/PV.5565, p. 2).
His delegation urged the Special Committee not to reject wholesale any amendments putforward by the European Union in an attempt to redress the bias in the draft resolution.
The bias of this draft resolution stems from its neglect of the fact that the real risk of proliferation in the Middle East emanates from countries that, despite being parties to international treaties, do not comply with their relevant international obligations.
The bias of the draft resolution stems from its neglect of the fact that the real risk of nuclear proliferation in the Middle East emanates from countries that, despite being parties to international treaties, do not comply with their relevant international obligations.
The draft resolution was selective and biased. .
Mr. Peleg(Israel): This draft resolution is one-sided and biased. .
The draft resolution was undoubtedly biased and counterproductive for the peace process.
The draft resolution was highly biased and unbalanced and had been crafted to suit the parochial interest of delegations opposed to the death penalty.
His delegation felt that draft resolution A/C.3/54/L.86 gave the events taking place in the territory of the former Yugoslavia a biased interpretation.
That reaction suggested that Canada was not interested in human rights but rather in furthering its own political agenda,including by introducing the biased and prejudicial draft resolution under discussion.
Unfortunately, however, they were unable to eliminate the biased tone of the draft resolution so that it could fully reflect the complexity and multiplicity of aspects surrounding implementation of the Dayton Agreement.
The draft resolution was clearly a political manoeuvre; it was biased, contained numerous errors and contradictions, and would not help to find a political solution to the crisis.
The draft resolution was biased, it did not accurately reflect the situation in the Sudan, and it did not take into consideration the practical measures taken by the Government of the Sudan.
The bias of this draft resolution stems from its failure to recognize that the real risk of nuclear proliferation in the Middle East emanates from countries that, although parties to international treaties, do not comply with their relevant international obligations.