Examples of using Intelmann in English and their translations into Arabic
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Chairman: Ms. Intelmann(Estonia).
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia) resumed the Chair.
Chairman: Mr. Intelmann(Estonia).
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia) took the Chair.
Second Committee, Mrs. Tiina Intelmann of Estonia;
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Later: Ms. Intelmann(Chairperson)(Estonia).
Organized by the Division for Sustainable Development, DESA,will be presided over by H.E. Mrs. Tiina Intelmann(Estonia), Chairperson of the Committee.
Later: Ms. Intelmann(Chairperson)(Estonia).
In the absence of further nominations and in accordance with rule 103 of the Rules of Procedure,he would take it that the Committee wished to elect Ms. Intelmann(Estonia) Chairman.
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia) resumed the Chair.
The Vice-President of the Council, Tiina Intelmann(Estonia), made an opening statement.
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia) resumed the Chair.
The Acting President:I now call on Her Excellency Mrs. Tiina Intelmann, chairperson of the delegation of the Republic of Estonia.
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia) was elected Chairman by acclamation.
We particularly thank and congratulate the co-facilitators, Ambassador Intelmann and Ambassador Jomaa, for their significant work in fostering consensus.
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia) had been nominated for election to the office of Chairman for the sixty-first session.
The event, organized by the Office of ECOSOC Support and Coordination, Department of Economic and Social Affairs,will be presided over by H.E. Mrs. Tiina Intelmann(Estonia).
Mrs. Intelmann(Estonia): It was with deepest sorrow and grief that we learned of the death of His Holiness Pope John Paul II.
Organized by the Financing for Development Office, DESA,will be presided over by H.E. Mrs. Tiina Intelmann(Estonia), Chairperson of the Second Committee, and moderated by Mr. José Antonio Ocampo, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs.
Mrs. Intelmann(Estonia): It is with deep sadness and sorrow that we learned about the passing away of His Serene Highness Prince Rainier III of the Principality of Monaco.
I would like to pay tribute to Ambassador Christian Wenaweser, the Permanent Representative of Liechtenstein to the United Nations, who has provided excellent leadership of the Assembly for the past three years,and to welcome Ambassador Tiina Intelmann of Estonia, who has been recommended by the Bureau of the Assembly as his successor.
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia) expressed regret that a declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, one of the major objectives of the First Decade, had not been achieved.
Mr. Sumi(Japan): At the outset, my delegation would like to express our sincere appreciation to the President of the General Assembly, Mr. Treki,and facilitators Ambassador Intelmann and Ambassador Jomaa for their dedicated leadership, patience and tireless efforts, which have led us to an agreement on today ' s landmark resolution 64/289.
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia) said that indigenous peoples continued to be victims of human rights violations and to be among the poorest and most marginalized groups in many countries.
On behalf of the European Union, I want to thank the two co-facilitators,my colleagues Ambassador Jomaa of Tunisia and Ambassador Intelmann of Estonia, for their tireless efforts in bringing Member States to this consensus decision on the establishment of a new gender entity and for bringing about progress in other important areas within the system-wide coherence process.
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia), Ms. Juul(Norway) and Ms. Dinić(Croatia) supported the proposal for the report of the Human Rights Council to be considered directly in plenary meeting.
We join others in congratulating our two facilitators, Ambassador Intelmann of Estonia and Ambassador Jomaa of Tunisia, for the achievements that we have registered in all areas, in particular in strengthening institutional arrangements for the support of gender equality and the empowerment of women.
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia), speaking on agenda item 65, said that women in many parts of the world still lacked the right to vote, participate in politics or express themselves on equal terms with men.
Ms. Intelmann(Estonia) said that her delegation, as a sponsor of the draft resolution, opposed the proposed amendment, since the two operative paragraphs in question clearly aimed to take into account the comments made by various delegations and to guarantee the continuation of an open and constructive debate on the issue in the future.