Examples of using Introducing draft resolution in English and their translations into Arabic
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A statement introducing draft resolution A/C.4/64/L.2/Rev.1 was made by the representative of Colombia.
Notwithstanding that reservation, the Group of 77 andChina supported the statement made by the Rapporteur in introducing draft resolution A/C.5/50/L.65.
I also wish to commend the Cuban delegation for introducing draft resolution A/57/L.5 on this very important subject.
In introducing draft resolution A/C.1/58/L.19, the delegation of Mexico sought to make a contribution in two areas.
Mrs. EMERSON(Portugal), Vice-Chairman, introducing draft resolution A/C.5/48/L.3, announced several revisions to the draft resolution. .
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Introducing draft resolution A/C.4/54/L.20, she announced that Indonesia and Belarus had become co-sponsors.
Mr. NYAKYI(United Republic of Tanzania): Before introducing draft resolution A/48/L.19/Rev.1, I should like to make the following correction to the last preambular paragraph, on page 3.
Mr. Fluss(Israel), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/62/L.23, announced that Madagascar had joined the sponsors of the draft resolution. .
Ms. Cardoze(Panama), introducing draft resolution A/C.5/54/L.9, expressed the hope that it would be adopted by consensus.
Mr. Kelapile(Botswana), introducing draft resolution A/C.5/57/L.60 on behalf of the Chairman, urged its adoption by consensus.
Mr. ARMITAGE(Australia), introducing draft resolution A/C.5/51/L.89, recommended the draft resolution for adoption by consensus.
Mr. Nishigahiro(Japan), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/53/L.24, said that Australia, Thailand and Turkmenistan had joined the sponsors.
The Chairman, introducing draft resolution A/AC.109/2005/L.12, said that in the past the resolution had been submitted directly in the plenary of the General Assembly.
Ms. Petridis(Belgium), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/53/L.42, said that Cameroon, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, the Philippines and Senegal had become sponsors.
Ms. Critchlow(Guyana), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/54/L.21 on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, drew particular attention to the tenth preambular paragraph and to paragraphs 2, 5 and 14.
Ms. Negm(Egypt), introducing draft resolution A/C.6/62/L.11 on behalf of the Bureau, noted that for technical reasons the Arabic version of the text had been reissued with an asterisk(A/C.6/62/L.11*).
Mr. MERIFIELD(Canada), introducing draft resolution A/C.5/48/L.45 on behalf of his delegation and that of Austria, said that the last few lines of paragraph 5 following the words" 30 April 1994" should be deleted.
Mr. DUGAN(United States of America), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/49/L.14, said that the Economic and Social Council had considered the issue and had agreed that it should be taken up by the General Assembly.
Mr. Salander(Sweden): Before introducing draft resolution A/49/L.57, I should like to announce that Canada, Monaco, Poland, the Republic of Korea and Turkey have become co-sponsors.
Mr. De Vega(Philippines), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/66/L.20, said that Bangladesh, Brazil, Honduras, Kazakhstan, Niger, Peru, Sri Lanka, Timor-Leste, Togo and Viet Nam had joined the list of sponsors.
Ms. Osman(Sudan), introducing draft resolution A/C.2/64/L.40 on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that owing to the recent financial crisis, there had been a contraction of trade flows of about 10 per cent in 2009.
Mr. Borda(Colombia), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/52/L.66 on behalf of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, said that the text was based largely on the resolutions which had been adopted by consensus in previous years.
Mr. Kelapile(Botswana), introducing draft resolution A/C.5/56/L.41 on behalf of the Chairman, drew the Committee ' s attention to a minor editorial change and expressed the hope that the draft resolution would be adopted without a vote.
Mr. Mukongo Ngay(Democratic Republic of the Congo), introducing draft resolution A/C.6/69/L.8 on behalf of the Bureau, said that the text largely replicated General Assembly resolution 68/117 with some slight technical modifications.
Mr. Starčević(Serbia), introducing draft resolution A/C.6/66/L.5 on observer status for the Central European Initiative in the General Assembly, drew attention to the explanatory memorandum contained in annex I of document A/66/191.
Mr. Alfeld( South Africa), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/53/L.45, said that the Bahamas, Denmark, Guinea-Bissau, Italy, Malawi, Portugal, Romania, Senegal, Slovenia, Sweden and Trinidad and Tobago had become sponsors.
Mr. Samy(Egypt), introducing draft resolution A/C.6/60/L.13, said that the text was based on the resolution adopted at the preceding session, with some changes and additions to reflect the discussion in the Special Committee over the past year.
Mr. Muñoz(Chile), introducing draft resolution A/AC.109/2003/L.12 on the question of the Malvinas Islands on behalf of Bolivia, Chile, Cuba and Venezuela, said that it reflected the main elements of United Nations doctrine on the issue.
Ms. de Armas García(Cuba), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/54/L.27 on the use of mercenaries as a means of violating human rights and impeding the exercise of the right of peoples to self-determination, said that Guatemala and Swaziland had joined the sponsors.
Mr. Mirmohammad(Islamic Republic of Iran), introducing draft resolution A/C.5/59/L.46, expressed the hope that the draft resolution would contribute to the enhancement of the internal justice system at the United Nations and urged its adoption by consensus.