Examples of using Our amendment in English and their translations into Arabic
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I see you have read our amendment.
Our amendment would then proceed to delete operative paragraphs 2 and 3.
We are prepared to put the case forward for our amendment if we are given the opportunity.
Hence our amendment would call for the addition, at the end of operative paragraph 4(a), of the following.
On behalf of the African Union, we met and we made our amendment known to the Secretariat.
We will propose our amendments, although as you can see here the whole legal framework is worrying.
We are disappointed that the sponsors of the draftresolution did not take into account some of our amendments and comments.
I hope that representatives will consider our amendments in accordance with the logic of justice and fairness.
The delegation of Azerbaijan calls on the General Assembly to do as it did last year-to respect this principle and to support our amendment in document A/52/L.39.
We stand ready to present our amendments to the paper as per instructions of our capital.
While requesting once more that our colleagues be extremely cautious with respect to the consequences that this action by the Assembly could have for the future work of the United Nations,allow me to turn to our amendments.
We have been ready to table our amendments to L. 1 since May 2007 so that negotiations on the basis of an agreed document could be initiated.
Mr. Sychou(Belarus)(interpretation from Russian): The delegation of the Republic of Belarus, acting in a spirit of compromise and mutual understanding, broadly supported draft resolution A/52/L.38 andat this stage will not insist on the adoption of our amendments to many of its provisions.
As we are convinced that our amendment and the points made therein are justified, we oppose this motion of no action and ask that a recorded vote be taken.
Following your appeal to make this special session on children a memorable occasion, and after consultations with the co-sponsors of the amendment to the draft resolution of the Credentials Committee,we have decided not to insist on a vote on our amendment contained in document A/S-27/L.2.
CARICOM repeats its strong and well-grounded position that our amendments were very pertinent to the thrust of this draft resolution.
The purpose of our amendment in this instance is not to attempt to destroy the substance of the draft resolution but rather to improve it and to bring the text more into line with the realities of the current situation.
Over the past five years,Armenia has been the only State to vote against our amendment, although Armenia itself joined the aforementioned consensus and agreed on that particular language.
Finally, as our amendment has been distributed to the Assembly just this morning, I would ask that the voting on it be postponed until Wednesday, 4 November, which would give Member States ample time to consider it.
Emphasizing the exceptional importance of this matter to our country, the delegation of Azerbaijan calls on Member States to do as they did in the last two years:to reaffirm their principled support for Azerbaijan and to adopt our amendment, contained in document A/53/L.61.
For these reasons, my delegation has presented our amendment- a paragraph from the IAEA ' s report to the Security Council- in order to introduce balance into operative paragraph 7.
Mr. Kumalo(South Africa): Following your appeal, Mr. President, to make this special session on children a memorable occasion, and after consultations among the sponsors of the amendment to the draft resolution of the Credentials Committee,we have decided not to insist on a vote on our amendment, contained in document A/S-27/L.2.
It is evident to all of us that, regardless of our amendment, a clear message has been conveyed from the major political groupings that there is no consensus on L. 26/Rev.3.
Some may wonder what motive or useful purpose our amendment will serve, given that Samoa ' s graduation has already been agreed to by the Economic and Social Council and is therefore а mere formality.
We are confident that, had we sought to include our amendments, as circulated in document A/C.1/62/L.53, through a democratic vote, we would have comfortably secured significant majority support.
Over the past six years, the Republic of Armeniahas been the only State to vote against our amendment, although Armenia itself voluntarily joined the consensus on resolution 49/13 and agreed on the particular language that is now contained in the Azerbaijani amendment. .
As the statement by the President of the General Conference, to which our amendment refers, was accepted by the General Conference by consensus, my delegation proposes that this amendment also be adopted by the General Assembly by consensus, thereby enabling the preservation of the long-standing tradition of adopting by consensus the draft resolution on this important agenda item.
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