Examples of using Such draft resolutions in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such draft resolutions have always been adopted without a vote.
Actually, the consensus on such draft resolutions goes back to 1980.
The United States wishes to make clear its approach to such draft resolutions.
Mr. Fiallo(Ecuador) said that such draft resolutions were not motivated by human rights concerns.
In the future, we will consider the possible biennialization of such draft resolutions.
That is the reason why we have opposed such draft resolutions in previous years and why we will do so today.
Such draft resolutions do very little to contribute to a dynamic disarmament process, and we call for open consultations wherever possible.
Defamation was the sole purpose of such draft resolutions, which targeted developing and Muslim countries.
Therefore, I humbly request that in future before they come to the Assembly they try to overcome any difficulty andnot interrupt as we take action on such draft resolutions.
Regardless of their subject matter, all such draft resolutions should be reviewed and actioned on their merits.
Such draft resolutions tended increasingly to erode internationally agreed development strategies and the share of the burden to be borne by each category of country.
The Borough Clerk also routinely provides such draft resolutions with the agendas of municipal meetings published online.
Likewise, owing to the growing importance of the issue of oceans and the law of the sea, there is a need to provide full conference andtranslation services for informal meetings to negotiate such draft resolutions.
Next year, negotiations on such draft resolutions should begin earlier to avoid postponements.
India expects all countries, including those represented in the Canberra Commission on the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, which support time-bound elimination of nuclear weapons,to join in supporting such draft resolutions.
The draft resolution was of a procedural nature, and in the past, such draft resolutions had been adopted by consensus.
Only three such draft resolutions had been submitted at the current session, as opposed to seven at the sixty-first session.
In the current sixtieth anniversaryyear of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, such draft resolutions ran completely counter to international cooperation on human rights.
The repeated use of such draft resolutions, which were instruments used to promote narrow political interests, was unwelcome, inconsistent and unlawful.
Cuba had opposed initiatives against specific countries in both the Third Committee and the Human Rights Council andwould continue to vote against such draft resolutions and to disassociate itself from the consensus in cases where there was no voting record.
We believe that such draft resolutions only exacerbate mistrust and confrontation among countries, and in no way contribute to improving and promoting human rights in various countries.
Mr. Kitchen(Zimbabwe): My delegation supports the proposal by the Islamic Republic of Iran that no action betaken on draft resolution IV. We believe that such draft resolutions are a departure from the approach to human rights that was agreed in resolution 60/251.
Furthermore, the same delegations which submitted such draft resolutions to the Committee every year routinely voted against resolutions on human-rights violations in Palestine and Lebanon, which gave rise to doubts about their genuine will to protect human-rights.
Lastly, in making those evaluations, the factors of civilization, culture, religion, demography and ethnicity should be taken into account; such factors were intrinsic to the human diversity that brought communities together and should not be used to impose alien standards in the misguided view that they were instead factors of difference thatset apart the countries which annually submitted such draft resolutions.
It was time for Member States to stop submitting such draft resolutions and leave the promotion and protection of human rights to the Human Rights Council.
It also requested the Third Committee and the General Assembly to demand, in the interest of democracy and transparency,that States submitting such draft resolutions should engage in a dialogue with the States concerned and that the European Union should enter into such a dialogue with Iraq, as a basic right.
No country had an unblemished human rights record;the sponsors of such draft resolutions were themselves guilty of human rights abuses and ignored such violations by developed countries.
No such draft resolution has been proposed in relation to any other State in the United Nations, even though more than 80 of the States Members of the United Nations have territorial disputes.
While she had no objection to the content of the draft resolution, she was of the view that the sponsorship of any such draft resolution should be expressed prior to the deadline of noon on the second day of the session, which had not occurred in the case under discussion.
First, with regard to the so-called framework draft resolution to which some members have referred and which A/53/L.16 seems intended to preempt,I just want to draw your attention to the fact that there is no such draft resolution.