Examples of using Could not support the draft resolution in English and their translations into Arabic
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Her delegation could not support the draft resolution.
Since it was the legitimate right of Statesto obtain weapons for self-defence, his Government could not support the draft resolution.
Consequently, it could not support the draft resolution.
Germany(on behalf of the European Union)again pointed out that the European Union and its own country could not support the draft resolution(ibid.).
Her delegation therefore could not support the draft resolution.
However, it could not support the draft resolution because it focused exclusively on the negative impact of globalization.
In this context, our delegation regrets that we could not support the draft resolution just adopted by the Committee.
However, Australia could not support the draft resolution as a whole because of the language used elsewhere in the text which diverted its focus on to extraneous issues.
Ms. Zach(United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the vote,said that her delegation had requested the recorded vote and could not support the draft resolution.
Accordingly, his delegation could not support the draft resolution in its current form.
Her delegation therefore could not support the draft resolution at the current stage.
Mr. Zmeevski(Russian Federation), speaking in explanation of vote before the vote, said that his delegation had always opposed the excessive politicization of human rights issues and could not support the draft resolution.
His delegation, therefore, could not support the draft resolution and would abstain in the vote on it.
In a statement made at the 72nd plenary meeting of the General Assembly, on 9 December 2003(see A/58/PV.72),the representative of the United States said that the United States could not support the draft resolution(A/58/L.21) on the implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples.
His delegation could not support the draft resolution, which constituted interference in sovereign affairs.
Even though it could not support the draft resolution, it reiterated its willingness to continue collaborating with the high-level task force and the Working Group on the Right to Development.
It was for those reasons that we could not support the draft resolution entitled“Situation of human rights in Kosovo”.
For those reasons, his delegation could not support the draft resolution and disassociated itself from the consensus on its adoption.
For this reason, New Zealand could not support the draft resolution and therefore abstained in the voting that has just taken place.
Against such a backdrop, her delegation could not support the draft resolution and encouraged other delegations to also vote against it.
Ms. Adiwoso(Indonesia) said that her delegation could not support the draft resolution because it was confrontational and highly politicized.
In that regard, he said, the United States could not support the draft resolution on the implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples.
Ms. Costa(United States of America) said that her delegation could not support the draft resolution, which was unbalanced, singled out only one party in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and did not reflect the complexity of the situation on the ground.
Mr. Hillman(United States of America), speaking in explanation of position,said that his delegation could not support the draft resolution in question because it did not adequately addressthe continued failure of the Committee on Programme and Coordination(CPC) to fulfil its original mandated tasks of coordinating, monitoring and evaluating the Organization ' s programmes and activities.
That being the case, Turkey cannot support the draft resolution, which also calls on States to become parties to the Convention and to harmonize their national legislation with its provisions.
That being the case, Turkey cannot support the draft resolution, which also calls on States to become parties to the Convention and to harmonize their national legislation with its provisions.
That being the case, we cannot support the draft resolution, which calls on States to become parties to the Convention of the Law of the Sea and to harmonize their national legislation with its provisions.
Therefore, while we agree with the basic objective of the draft resolution--the global elimination of nuclear weapons-- India cannot support the draft resolution as a whole because of its many elements that are based on a flawed approach and therefore remain unacceptable.