Examples of using Mentioned in the draft resolution in English and their translations into Arabic
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That should have been mentioned in the draft resolution.
Russia also intends to help the economicrehabilitation of this area in every possible way through the measures mentioned in the draft resolution.
That alternative was also not mentioned in the draft resolution submitted in 2003.
We believe it is essential that the full independence of the international financial institutions be completely respected and upheld,especially in a number of areas mentioned in the draft resolution.
With regard to the earlier documents mentioned in the draft resolution, their reaffirmation applied only to States which had initially affirmed them.
I would like to highlight three specific areas mentioned in the draft resolution.
All this is being done in coordination andcooperation with organizations such as those mentioned in the draft resolution we are introducing.
With regard to the specific case of Saint Helena mentioned in the draft resolution, he said that no decision had as yet been taken regarding the upgrading of transit links.
A conference room would be required,but no interpretation or documentation are anticipated for the inter-sessional activities mentioned in the draft resolution, including meetings of the Bureau of the Commission.
Moreover, the recent High-level Plenary Meeting on the MDGs had approved an outcome document(A/65/L.1)which covered all the issues mentioned in the draft resolution in a balanced and realistic manner.
(e) None of the three treaties mentioned in the draft resolution- the Non-Proliferation Treaty and the Biological and Chemical Weapons Conventions- enjoy universal adherence among the United Nations membership.
Russia, for its part, has always been guided by the principles of the sovereign equality of States, non-intervention in their internal affairs and freedom of international trade and navigation-points mentioned in the draft resolution before us today.
With regard to paragraph 2 of section A, his Government reiterated its full support for the right to self-determination of peoples still under colonial domination and foreign occupation, in accordance with General Assembly resolutions 1514(XV) and 2625(XXV). At the same time, it wished to stress that the reference toself-determination in that paragraph was restricted to the Territories mentioned in the draft resolution.
However, his delegation also urged Myanmar to takefurther action to overcome the significant challenges mentioned in the draft resolution and, in particular, to ensure that the elections in 2015 were credible, inclusive and transparent and upheld the equal rights of all citizens.
As mentioned in the draft resolution, the nuclear testing ground in Semipalatinsk, which was inherited by Kazakhstan, has become a matter of serious concern for the people and the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan with regard to its consequences for the lives and health of the people, especially children, as well as for the environment of the region.
Noting that the international community had failed to perform its duties towards children living under occupation,especially in the early childhood phase mentioned in the draft resolution, she highlighted the importance of demanding that the occupying Power must provide protection to children under occupation, in line with international commitments.
We are firmly convinced that the measures mentioned in the draft resolution and the aforementioned Convention will be applied by all countries and will encourage all countries which import art objects, or through which such objects pass, and which have not yet ratified the 1970 Convention to do so.
With regard to paragraph 2 of section A, his Government reiterated its full support for the right to self-determination of peoples still under colonial domination and foreign occupation, in accordance with General Assembly resolutions 1514(XV) and 2625(XXV). At the same time, it wished to stress that the reference toself-determination in that paragraph was restricted to the Territories mentioned in the draft resolution.
Mr. García-Larrache(Spain) said that the international community was witness to situations in which the administering Power and authorities of the territory that it had colonized had established a political relationship in their own interest and denied any colonial link while still claiming a so-called right to self-determination. That was a distortion of the Charter of the United Nations,the relevant General Assembly resolutions and the conventions mentioned in the draft resolution.
Mr. Liu Zhenmin(China) said that his delegationwas concerned about the human rights violations mentioned in the draft resolution and hoped that the Government of Canada would comply with its obligations under human rights conventions and take measures further to improve its human rights situation, especially that of immigrants and indigenous peoples.
Ms. de Wet( Namibia) said that,in addition to the sponsors mentioned in the draft resolution and those added when it had been introduced, Algeria, Armenia, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bolivia, Brazil, Hungary, Israel, Kyrgyzstan, Madagascar, Malaysia, Malta, Mongolia, Poland and the Republic of Moldova had become sponsors of the draft resolution. .
Hence the international community, in dealing with Antarctica,was expected to take into account the considerations mentioned in the draft resolution in accordance with the precepts of international law on the doctrine of the" common heritage of mankind" and to assume all the correlative rights and duties; that applied especially to States engaged in" activities" in and around the Antarctic region.
Mr. Apakan(Turkey): At the outset I would like to thank the members of the Group of Friends of Mediation-- or,as mentioned in the draft resolution contained in document A/65/L.79, the" mediation for peace initiative"-- for preparing the draft resolution that the Assembly will vote on today, and all Member States for their active participation in the negotiations and valuable contributions and flexibility.
Clearly, these and many other findings in the report are not palatable to the Palestinian side-- so much so that the Secretary-General ' s report, which the Palestinian Observer laboured so intensely to commission,barely receives a direct mention in the draft resolution which he has circulated.